Who cares? We're bottom of the table, just got beat in the FA cup, can't score to save our lives, just had one of the most popular managers sacked and ALWAYS lose to the pikeys.
I'm surprised there are that many of us stupid enough to go!
It's funny, of all the Charlton fans I've met in real life, not one has referred to me or my club as 'scum'. Not one. Only see it on the internet.
I'd be happy to tell ya
But you probably wouldn't would you. If I bumped into you on a site, or in a pub, and it came up in conversation who we supported, you wouldn't start calling me scum. We'd chat about the rivalry (or lack of it), football in general, where we think we'll finish this season etc and go our merry ways. That's always what happens.
It's funny, of all the Charlton fans I've met in real life, not one has referred to me or my club as 'scum'. Not one. Only see it on the internet.
I'd be happy to tell ya
But you probably wouldn't would you. If I bumped into you on a site, or in a pub, and it came up in conversation who we supported, you wouldn't start calling me scum. We'd chat about the rivalry (or lack of it), football in general, where we think we'll finish this season etc and go our merry ways. That's always what happens.
And you wouldn't mention anoraks or trainspotters until you got home and opened that laptop with the Burberry wallpaper.
It's funny, of all the Charlton fans I've met in real life, not one has referred to me or my club as 'scum'. Not one. Only see it on the internet.
I'd be happy to tell ya
But you probably wouldn't would you. If I bumped into you on a site, or in a pub, and it came up in conversation who we supported, you wouldn't start calling me scum. We'd chat about the rivalry (or lack of it), football in general, where we think we'll finish this season etc and go our merry ways. That's always what happens.
you're far too nice, can't you call us muggy c*nts or something just to get in the mood for saturday.
It's funny, of all the Charlton fans I've met in real life, not one has referred to me or my club as 'scum'. Not one. Only see it on the internet.
I'd be happy to tell ya
But you probably wouldn't would you. If I bumped into you on a site, or in a pub, and it came up in conversation who we supported, you wouldn't start calling me scum. We'd chat about the rivalry (or lack of it), football in general, where we think we'll finish this season etc and go our merry ways. That's always what happens.
After the last Millwall joker that was on here and what he had to say, I go with the scum view until proven otherwise
It's funny, of all the Charlton fans I've met in real life, not one has referred to me or my club as 'scum'. Not one. Only see it on the internet.
We are too polite that's for sure. Take three points and try not to worry about it.
Can see you doing a job on us on Saturday. We are shocking at the moment. Confidence shot to bits. Nailed on relegation.
Don't try and soft soap me Spanner of course you'll bloody turn us over.
Mate, we went to Blackpool on Tuesday, they hadn't won in 17 attempts but they beat us! Add to that the injuries we picked up there and at derby, if you don't beat us Saturday you never will. We've even had to recall John Marquis (league two player at best) it's got that bad.
It's funny, of all the Charlton fans I've met in real life, not one has referred to me or my club as 'scum'. Not one. Only see it on the internet.
We are too polite that's for sure. Take three points and try not to worry about it.
Can see you doing a job on us on Saturday. We are shocking at the moment. Confidence shot to bits. Nailed on relegation.
Don't try and soft soap me Spanner of course you'll bloody turn us over.
Mate, we went to Blackpool on Tuesday, they hadn't won in 17 attempts but they beat us! Add to that the injuries we picked up there and at derby, if you don't beat us Saturday you never will. We've even had to recall John Marquis (league two player at best) it's got that bad.
Not buying it son. It's all a ruse. You know and I know that when the good Lord created Millwall and Charlton, you got all the points and we got all the brain cells.
It's funny, of all the Charlton fans I've met in real life, not one has referred to me or my club as 'scum'. Not one. Only see it on the internet.
We are too polite that's for sure. Take three points and try not to worry about it.
Can see you doing a job on us on Saturday. We are shocking at the moment. Confidence shot to bits. Nailed on relegation.
Don't try and soft soap me Spanner of course you'll bloody turn us over.
Mate, we went to Blackpool on Tuesday, they hadn't won in 17 attempts but they beat us! Add to that the injuries we picked up there and at derby, if you don't beat us Saturday you never will. We've even had to recall John Marquis (league two player at best) it's got that bad.
Not buying it son. It's all a ruse. You know and I know that when the good Lord created Millwall and Charlton, you got all the points and we got all the brain cells.
Was in the uk in 2012 and was there last season, crap game but what an atmosphere!! Loved it! Shame we can't get another sellout, what with it being a massive 6 pointer, I thought we'd take big numbers.
Despite what people are saying, this isn't the biggest match of the season; it isn't even the biggest match this week (sadly, we've already lost that). I don't want to play down its importance, but going on about being "embarrassed" is well over the top. Sure, it would have been nice to sell out but we haven't. It's no big deal, I'm sure those of us that are there will make plenty of noise. And before we start berating those that haven't bought a ticket, it's worth thinking through a few facts first: - 5,000 of a fans spent a hell of a lot money going up to Sheffield last weekend, I suspect a lot of them can't afford two away days in such quick succession. - We've got two matches a week for the forseeable future. People with families and other commitments may well find it difficult to make time for all of them. - Our record against Millwall is shocking. Perhaps not everyone really wants to put themselves through the anticipated heartache and misery again. - Performances and results have been poor recently. It's understandable that some will question why they should turn up when there's no guarantee that the team will. - Some of our fans go just to watch the football and don't enjoy the posturing, banter and aggression that's often associated with derby matches. Each to their own. - Last time, people were held in for ages afterwards. Perhaps people have better ways of spending Saturday evening than waiting behind a police cordon.
So, lets not beat ourselves up over this. If you're going to the match have a great time, support the Addicks, and lets hope you see a win. If you're not going to the game, keep the Addicks in your heart and listen out for the result, because you might just be pleasantly surprised.
The financial argument would've been understandable for the cup game but not a game 4 miles away. The tickets for this one were on sale before we even made the quarters so the can only afford one argument is null and void as is the shocking record, last win there in 95 compared to a last quarter final win in 1947.
What would be really embarrassing is if we made fun of their support again.
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I'm surprised there are that many of us stupid enough to go!
you're far too nice, can't you call us muggy c*nts or something just to get in the mood for saturday.
Myeh
I am going to adopt a Scottish accent for my response
'get tae fook'
Let's never talk of bandwagons again shall we.
- 5,000 of a fans spent a hell of a lot money going up to Sheffield last weekend, I suspect a lot of them can't afford two away days in such quick succession.
- We've got two matches a week for the forseeable future. People with families and other commitments may well find it difficult to make time for all of them.
- Our record against Millwall is shocking. Perhaps not everyone really wants to put themselves through the anticipated heartache and misery again.
- Performances and results have been poor recently. It's understandable that some will question why they should turn up when there's no guarantee that the team will.
- Some of our fans go just to watch the football and don't enjoy the posturing, banter and aggression that's often associated with derby matches. Each to their own.
- Last time, people were held in for ages afterwards. Perhaps people have better ways of spending Saturday evening than waiting behind a police cordon.
So, lets not beat ourselves up over this. If you're going to the match have a great time, support the Addicks, and lets hope you see a win. If you're not going to the game, keep the Addicks in your heart and listen out for the result, because you might just be pleasantly surprised.
Thameside on the Southbank is nice.
Or there's a pub further along Tooley Street towards Jamaica Road.
What would be really embarrassing is if we made fun of their support again.