Charlton Cherubs?

TheBrand09

Hell the **** no.

AFKABartram

By all means slam the idea, but please remember this is publicly viewed forum.

No nasty or near the mark comments about the girls involved please. Thank you

GretnaGreenAddick

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

paulie8290

Can someone point this thread out to KM and RD just so they can see the amount of no's

soapy_jones

suzisausage said:

Good on em.....

.....and shame on some of you above.

Are you waiting for your uniform in that pic Suzi?

LenGlover

Do we need a survey?

chester_conrad

No no no no no no.

charlton_hero

Charlton Cherubs! Who came up with that name.. As if the thought of having a cheerleading team isn't bad enough already. Cheerleading and football do not mix.

NomadicAddick

Seriously, fair play to them for taking it up, nice hobby to have and good to keep fit while young.

However, do we need/want them at the valley? It's a no from me.

AFKABartram

Charlton Cherubs is actually the name of an FA registered junior football club in Essex

suzisausage

I don't want the crap goal music or any forced atmosphere enhancing gimmicks, however, they are young girls in a team - the article, should any of you actually read it, talks about how it is a sport in its own right and should be recognised as so.

So, good luck to them, a bit of practice for their competitions whilst in front of a crowd, before the game or at half time when the majority of you lot will be farting and scratching your b0llocks whilst eating a pie and spilling a pint on the concourse.

Plaaayer

Take your sexist views elsewhere please Suzi

LoOkOuT

AFKABartram said:

Charlton Cherubs is actually the name of an FA registered junior football club in Essex

So you're saying legal action could be a route we can take!

AFKABartram

its never too late Suz....

As us Gleeks sing, "Don't stop, belieeeving..."

C4FC4L1f3

No no no!

AFKABartram

No, no, no, no

Greenie

Please just no...!

AFKABartram

AFKABartram

Redskin

'They are keen to emphasise that cheerleading is a sport in its own right although they wont be doing any of their elaborate moves at games for safety reasons.'

Half-arsed in both theory and,God forbid,practise.

AFKABartram

Addicted

paulie8290

Plaaayer

stackitsteve

I can't read the article does it actually say they will be on the pitch etc.?
Or is this (as part of the Uni link up) people who will be selling programmes and jackpot tickets who just happen to be a group of cheerleaders.

paulie8290

redredrobin

The Red Robin

suzisausage said:

I don't want the crap goal music or any forced atmosphere enhancing gimmicks, however, they are young girls in a team - the article, should any of you actually read it, talks about how it is a sport in its own right and should be recognised as so.

So, good luck to them, a bit of practice for their competitions whilst in front of a crowd, before the game or at half time when the majority of you lot will be farting and scratching your b0llocks whilst eating a pie and spilling a pint on the concourse.

Why do they need to practice in a football stadium? They can go and practice in Charlton Park instead thanks.

Ross

paulie8290 said:

Yes, the perfect amount of 'No's' to add to the end 'There's No Limit!'

suzisausage

The Red Robin said:

suzisausage said:

I don't want the crap goal music or any forced atmosphere enhancing gimmicks, however, they are young girls in a team - the article, should any of you actually read it, talks about how it is a sport in its own right and should be recognised as so.

So, good luck to them, a bit of practice for their competitions whilst in front of a crowd, before the game or at half time when the majority of you lot will be farting and scratching your b0llocks whilst eating a pie and spilling a pint on the concourse.

Why do they need to practice in a football stadium? They can go and practice in Charlton Park instead thanks.

The clue is in the 'link up between CAFC and Greenwich Uni' I'd imagine.