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How has the situation at Charlton affected you?

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  • edited November 2015
    Kids seeing the light and not wanting to support CAFC,
    Or Adults seeing the light and not wanting to support CAFC,
    Has been happening since the 60's when we sold any decent players.
    In the 70's when we went down to the 3rd tier we had a record low of just a few thousand.
    The 80's we lost a whole generation by deserting the valley;
    I wonder who those kids support now.
    December the 5th 1992 and my 1st born is due !
    Of course i was at the Valley, and the boy waited a few extra days.
    I said i would name the Boy after the first goalscorer that day but reneged on that
    after Colin Walsh did the honours.
    COLIN, do me a favour !
    The lad became Matthew after Matt Tees.
    Ups and downs since then, but when Tj/Slater run out of Kevin Cash, we have declined with one bad decision after another; on and off the pitch.
    IF Roland doesn't see the light soon or sell up,
    Another generation will be lost.
  • Redskin said:

    The lad said he was bored of Charlton losing and was embarrassed by the boys laughing at him at school.He said that he didn't want to go on Saturday.
    I took a knee, put a hand on his shoulder and said,
    'I don't give a fuck about what you want, you're going whether you like it or not. Now go to your room.'

    Tough love.

    Yeah.

    Your lad isn't one of the players is he? :wink:
  • Only way its affected me is Ive been waiting to take my 3 yo to his first game.

    My eldest first game was 1999, Mendonca hat trick in front of nearly 20'000, he was hooked and never missed a home game for 12 years.

    Think it would put my little fella of taking him to a quarter filled stadium, getting beat and the crowd booing.

    Not the kind of atmosphere to grab him in yet.


  • depressed that's what, also doing the players marks and statbank means I can't ignore it, so just put on The Who at high volume and carry on

    "won't get fooled again" - supporting this lot I will
  • gone through the apathetic stage now and back to being angry that these turds simply won't accept that what they're doing is f***ing our club over.

    although Duch would argue that it's 'his'.

    won't be going Saturday, not because I don't care but because i have other things to do.
  • Its a bit like Heroin addiction you swear off and there you are at the valley again thinking how did I get here and why did I let these fuckers spoil my saturday AGAIN.


  • The idea that trolling someone is more important than the club you are supposed to support is double sad - you really need help PL54.

    Sorry, a bit late to this - where's the argument thread when you need it.

    What help would you like to offer ?
  • Passion for Charlton is being lost, strangely addiction to CL isn't.

    Weird.
  • It ain't tbh strangely totally not bothered
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  • The 'banter' is not good at the moment.
    Im a teacher in West Yorkshire.
    The kids that support Leeds are getting revenge for all the shit I was giving them.
    I'm getting it from the Huddersfield, Massive and frigging Ossett Town kids.
    One of the kids bought me a Charlton mug as a secret Santa prezzie last year. I was proudly showing it off last year. Now I'm on the verge of hiding it as it tends to lead into annoying banta.
  • Seeing so much of what we created - The Valley Party, identity, passion, hard graft, etc, undone. To be fair, the rot set in well before RD came on the scene, but since he was owner, almost all of our identity has gone. And when we don't appear grateful for the 'gifts' bestown upon us, we're taken to be ungrateful and insolent. Or so it seems.
    We don't want your touchline sofa, or your vacant slogans, or your in / out / in / out players and coaches.
    We want our Charlton Athletic. We want you to go.
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