I have just seen the club poll on season ticket renewal.This means at best the club can expect by the begiing of the season to have only raised 1.5 to 2 million pounds at best from season ticket sales. This betrayal of Charlton by season ticket holders and therefore so called Charlton supporters will force the directors hand into selling are best players during the closed season just to keep the club running, as the club has no overdraft and the current directors no longer have the money to pay the bills out of their own pockets. I have no doubts that this will get the moaners going about the club having no ambition and how terrible the directors are, when it is their own desertion of the club they claim to support that will bring this about, I say shame on you.
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Sorry but wtf?
I cannot feasably afford the luxury of a season ticket. (though I am contemplating it)
That was me this month! Pay cut of nearly £50 pm which is a lot for me, if i like you you already know why this is!
Also it helps Norwich that there is no other club near by, so when you consider the size of the area, 17k isn't actually that good.
I agree with this, and have you ever been to Norwich, not much more to do pal.
once theve got the cows in from the top field. all thats left is killing prosistutes and throwing dead cows on to well known BBC presenters...
Ha ha, exactly.
The club needs money. If people decide to not buy a season ticket as a protest, rather than because they can't afford it, then that is their choice and they are fully entitled to spend their money as they wish. But in doing so I do personally think they undermine any complaints they make next season about lack of investment or player sales.
Anyway, when the takeover happens it won't matter anyway : - )
For some going to football is a leisure activity, and if you're not enjoying it then you shouldn't feel forced to pay for something you don't enjoy.
For others, it goes beyond a leisure activity and is a part of their life. Those are the ones barring money issues will renew regardless.
Who the f**k are you to call everyone that can't renew a traitor?
Yes there maybe some fair weather fans in that number but I have not had a permanent job for over a year after being made redundant and I have had to get by on dull money and the odd poor paid temp job, next season I will still be spending every spare penny on this club but I can not commit to a season ticket for the first time in over 12 years.
I dare say that I am not the only Addick in this situation and as for the club and this emotional blackmail that if we don't renew the club will sell all its talent and we will go down because of the fans is the lowest of the lot, just because they won't put there money were there mouth is anymore.
They know they have fans by the nuts and it does make me sick that I know if I had the money I would have renew and put £300 into a board I no longer trust and players I mostly don't respect.
If you take it as that then it is an interesting point.
I found it insulting as a person that would give my last penny to keep the club going.
the whole of norfolk has a population of 820,000ish
the boroughs of greenwich, bexley and bromley have a combined population of 740,000ish.
There are a whole host of reasons, from the non-enjoyment factor all the way to the unfortunate situation mad and a number of other members on this forum find themselves in in terms of being without a job at the moment.
I'll give you that one, my grammar does suffer when I'm angry.
you probably would know more through your ginger masonic contacts across the world.
i would imagine norfolk has its fair share of man u, liverpool, chelsea, and arsenal fans.
I agree. Ive not been able to have a ST for this season due to working every Saturday to pay for a wedding. Going to Charlton has been my life for a long time now. But having this season off (while sneaking along to the odd game) has seen my stress levels decrease rapidly. Last few years i came home livid after most games. And i don't think it should get to that.
I think that using the ''loyalty card'' to make people renew is the wrong way to go. Get a team on the pitch that gives a shit and plays like they want to wear the shirt. That might make the fans want to renew!
Against that, the recession is very real and clubs across the country will have fewer renewals next season.
I think the points about investment in the team relating to the sale of ST's is relevqant, but using emotive languge like betrayal and tarring everybody with the same brush undermines the point that is being made.
Re The 17,000 Norwich ST's is a figure quoted by Coral, a Norwich supporter, on a different thread and could be true or bull shit
A bit of a chicken and egg. low renewals and where's the money to replace the manager or buy half decent players.
Agree totally.