Not for me but remember that some girls really enjoy it - so don't be too harsh. My 11 year old has been doing cheerleading for a year, for her it's just another string to her bow, along with ballet.
The thing with these cheerleaders is, I'm never sure if it's "safe" to be ogling them as they are normally too far away for me to be able to work out how old they are - what with my eyesight not be all that it once was.
I decided the prospect of doing the wrong thing and then me feeling obliged to hand myself in to Operation Yewtree was too stark, so took the safe option and read the programme and ate a mint instead. Probably just as well.
I take no notice of the nonsense we normally have going on at half time and today was no exception
A bit harsh,valley gold does have its moments.
Years ago when he we used to bring out former players to do the draw it was worth watching. We obviously could not have anything to do with our history now though.
I take no notice of the nonsense we normally have going on at half time and today was no exception
A bit harsh,valley gold does have its moments.
Years ago when he we used to bring out former players to do the draw it was worth watching. We obviously could not have anything to do with our history now though.
Perhaps we could bring the former players back but make them dress up as cheerleaders that way everyones happy (maybe not if Stuart Balmer or Peter Garland get the gig!).
I dunno, I'd pay good money to see Stuart Balmer dressed as a cheerleader. Or more accurately, to see Stuart Balmer's reaction to having to dress as a cheerleader.
I take no notice of the nonsense we normally have going on at half time and today was no exception
A bit harsh,valley gold does have its moments.
Years ago when he we used to bring out former players to do the draw it was worth watching. We obviously could not have anything to do with our history now though.
Darren Pitcher was my favourite. The Covered End went mad!
I complained about the americanization of the valley after the first game of this season...measures like this are making me feel more 'meh' about watching charlton by the week.
I take no notice of the nonsense we normally have going on at half time and today was no exception
A bit harsh,valley gold does have its moments.
Years ago when he we used to bring out former players to do the draw it was worth watching. We obviously could not have anything to do with our history now though.
Darren Pitcher was my favourite. The Covered End went mad!
I ALMOST felt sorry for the poor bastard as he slunk off like a salted snail, and almost considered pausing from hurling abuse at the top of my lungs at the traitorous git (some wounds never heal).
I complained about the americanization of the valley after the first game of this season...measures like this are making me feel more 'meh' about watching charlton by the week.
Dont you mean Belgification? ( its like Americanization except they put mayo on chips and a sofa in the corner).
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If they enjoyed it good luck to them.
I decided the prospect of doing the wrong thing and then me feeling obliged to hand myself in to Operation Yewtree was too stark, so took the safe option and read the programme and ate a mint instead. Probably just as well.
Wonder how many people have given up smoking because of it?
Dont you mean Belgification? ( its like Americanization except they put mayo on chips and a sofa in the corner).
Would be hilarious having the beer guts bouncing around, I wonder if the club have thought of that idea?