No they should not I have seen us beaten before like this and I'm sure we will see it again one day. It a chance you take as a fan going to football/sporting events. Should your work manager get a refund if you have a bad day at work?
No - it's the risk you take when you buy a ticket. You aren't paying to see your team win, or even play well. On the other hand maybe they should reimburse fans for emotional distress.
No they should not I have seen us beaten before like this and I'm sure we will see it again one day. It a chance you take as a fan going to football/sporting events. Should your work manager get a refund if you have a bad day at work?
I guess since tickets stopped being pocket-money price and the whole thing became part of the elite entertainments industry there is a different attitude towards the, ahem, product. I think I haven't seen an honest game of football since I sneaked in to see Burnley in the late 1960s. And maybe I need to finally let go of that illusion.
I agree 5-0 is a horrific performance. But if you think that's bad. Come to the states and watch a Chicago Cubs game, 10-0 losses in the MLB occur everyday. Although it's easier to score runs in baseball, it still hurts
No they should not I have seen us beaten before like this and I'm sure we will see it again one day. It a chance you take as a fan going to football/sporting events. Should your work manager get a refund if you have a bad day at work?
I dont have to pay my boss to let me work there tho....
If anyone says otherwise I can only assume they weren't there to watch that shambles.
Honestly, we can accept that the team will lose. But to not try and be so inept?
Deduct it from the players wages. After today, I don't care if every single one of them asks for a transfer when their wages are docked..
The thing is nobody forces you to go. Should the club therefore reimburse people every time the team play shit or not put the sort of performance in that they should be?
Christ, if I expected my money back every time charlton didn't perform as if like or expected then I'd be a very rich man.
What difference does it make? If they refund my £13, I'll still have the memories of today, I'll still be sad by how our team and season has become so negative.
Thinking about it, it could be a great incentive plan for the owners if a system was put in place where if we've played crap we get our money back, but if we're good (or simply win) us fans pay double.
everyone that went was well aware there was a good chance of seeing a poor performance from the team and a fair chance of it being a drubbing. if you buy a ticket with that knowledge then you can't expect money back when it happens
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Nothing stopping the players all chipping in to make a big group donation to a charity of the supporters choice though. Get some good out of today.
Actually decent atmosphere to be fair. Gallows humour in defeat is ok.xx
If anyone says otherwise I can only assume they weren't there to watch that shambles.
Honestly, we can accept that the team will lose. But to not try and be so inept?
Deduct it from the players wages. After today, I don't care if every single one of them asks for a transfer when their wages are docked..
I'd rather the club used any money it has to get better players than waste it on our fans complaining about 13 quid
And yes I went today
Christ, if I expected my money back every time charlton didn't perform as if like or expected then I'd be a very rich man.
Thinking about it, it could be a great incentive plan for the owners if a system was put in place where if we've played crap we get our money back, but if we're good (or simply win) us fans pay double.
Move on.
This....If you added it up over the years I'd be sitting in the cayman islands lighting cigars with fifty pound notes....and I don't even smoke