In my ten years supporting Charlton, I don't think i've ever felt this low, Not even after the double relegation and missing out on a play-off final, I'm also autistic and I feel a real connection and input when it comes to Charlton, its like my happy-spot and the one thing I really enjoy doing is watching them play,
I understand there are people on here that have been through much more with the club, Before we had The Valley back and all that. And I fully respect that, But i'm talking about my own personal experience with Charlton, Everybody has a story right
Last night was the final kick for me, I'm useually one that stick's and dosn't really join in in with the booing and that, But last night I saw eleven player's that don't even want to play for that puppet, he got his tatics so wrong, Why sit so deep, and only one up front again a team like Norwich?, Every igor flick on was to himself, we was sitting so deep on corners that everytime we cleared the ball, there was no challenge, it just kept coming back, How he didn't change that before halftime was beyond me, The only reason we got back into the game wasn't because '' We almost pulled a sublime comeback as the website puts it'' Norwich fell asleep, and we had more pressure on the front, I don't think Norwich got out of first gear all game.
He should be sacked, And we should put some of the younger players like Maldoon, maybe Church and other players that may half try to compete
i've never felt so bitter in my life, watching charlton falling apart in front of my eyes is painfull it cuts real deep,
I don't actually care about the new pitch, I dont come to Charlton to see that.. I go to watch my side be competitve and at least TRY to play football and for the laugh's and the Atmosfear that football bring's .
Last night was toxic, and something MUST CHANGE
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You can't accuse all eleven pplayers .
buyens bulot the only players for me didn't put a shift in last night
The others tried . First half bikey solly Wiggins were poor but we're still trying .
I want to win all the remaining matches and get into the play offs.
Walking up to the ground i was very positive, even excited , couldn't wait to get inside, i even said to my son how could we give up coming here?
Once inside it was a completely different story, toxic atmosphere, clueless coach that winds me right up, players that were severely lacking in a mixture of self belief in their own ability to perform, we are a shambles of a club.
But it will change, things will get better (thats what i keep telling myself) whether i'll still be here to see it is another thing, Roland please wake up and smell the valley pitch , you're killing this club softly.
If you are not a fanatical fan and you look at this logically, why would you continue to go? Everyone has a limited amount of money to spend on entertainment or leisure. There must surely be more entertaining things you could spend the price of entry to a home Charlton match on. Unless that's what floats your boat, why go somewhere where, in all likelihood you will get stressed angry and frustrated for 90 minutes, surrounded by other stressed, angry and frustrated people. Where is the fun in that? Where is the entertainment? Where is the value for money?
That joke saying about if they were playing at the bottom of your garden you'd close the curtains is, frighteningly, realistic with us at the moment.
Undecided on whether to go Saturday.
May go just to experience the toxic atmosphere. I do hope we win but we are ahocking at the moment.
COYR With or without me being there.
Network out. Roland out. Guy out.
Katrien out.
A little over a week ago you were "out".
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markmc68
February 3
Katrien. I'm out. Something drastic needs to happen to get me back. Lies and false hope.
I will never be 'out' in terms of being a Charlton fan. I would always want us to succeed.
But I never went to the game last night (it was my sons parents evening at school) and I can see it turning in to a bit of a pattern. It simply isnt enjoyable going along to the games. Horrible atmosphere, no team spirit, and relegation is inevitable - even if we somehow escape this year, which seems very unlikely. I am taking my boy on Saturday with his friend from school and his Dad who are in the Brentford end. And I am dreading it - my boy will end up seeing his friends team thrash us and it will turn him off Charlton anyway.
Why trek all the way up from Surrey in the freezing cold, when I could spend it with my kids at home (especially midweek games when I am bloody knackered after work and the train is a pain in the arse because you cant go between L Bridge and Waterloo East)?
I simply cant be bothered!
I've not seen us play since Brighton four and a half weeks ago and I'm quite looking forward to see us play again now.