The February issue of Voice of The Valley was sold in SE7 for the second and final time before the home game with Blackpool - and can now only be purchased here, for posting out.

VOTV149, published on February 9th, is packed with the latest action, transfer and takeover developments, as well as an exclusive interview with a former player who has own insight into recent events on the pitch.

We look at Karlan Grant's move to Huddersfield, Lyle Taylor's three-match ban and reflect on everything else that had happened since Christmas, plus all our regular features.

Matt Wright talks to former defender Osei Sankofa, Wyn Grant continues his series on football's "barking" owners and Dave Hammond remembers some of the lost Football League grounds he visited with the Addicks. Plus Paul Breen on the 2009/10 promotion chase, Brian Cowan on Jonny Williams' Netflix appearances with Sunderland and John Ingram on the travails of finding out the day's other results half a century or more ago. And Simon Matthews takes a statistical look at the competition in League One.

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He was Charlton’s captain, the club’s best player and biggest asset as the Addicks had fallen just short of reaching the League One play-off final.

So it was no surprise when goalscoring midfielder Nicky Bailey was the subject of interest from rival clubs in the summer of 2010 – even though it was his wild missed penalty that was a key reason Charlton hadn’t reached Wembley. 

What might shock Addicks supporters, though, is that Bailey’s decisive missed play-off semi-final spot-kick was virtually his last interaction with the club before his £1.4m move to Middlesbrough.

MATT WRIGHT's full VOTV145 interview is now available here.

You can now order a copy of Rick Everitt's Battle for The Valley for the bargain price of £9 (including P&P to a UK address) below - or £6 if you are one of our new or existing subscribers. 

First published in 1991, the 320-page book (32 completely new) was reissued in 2014 with extra chapters covering the build-up to return to The Valley in December 1992, as well as the great day itself, whch now features in full colour.

This £6 offer is exclusive to current VOTV subscribers and we will verify your details against our database before dispatch. If your're not a current subscriber, you still can order a copy here.