''There is a big difference between polite protests and game disruption. Those who are planning the latter on Saturday please think again. If 'heaven forbid' the game were to be abandoned then the 'Club' would be fined £1,000's and there would almost certainly be points deducted. This wouldn't come out of the pocket of Mr Duchatalet but out of the club budget. This would mean that all supporters would suffer. Do you want to do that to your fellow fans? It would very likely force an increase in season ticket prices next year and block the chances of new players in January - the money has to be recouped from somewhere. Do you also want to get a 'long term' ban and likely as not a criminal record? What would this actually achieve? Nothing!!!
You may not be happy with all that is happening at the Club, but please put your brains in gear before acting like idiots. You may think getting publicity on TV is good. It isn't!! All it does is ensure that all fans are lumped together as supporting your cause and being troublemakers.
Use your voices and excess energy in supporting our Manager and team not bringing Charlton in to disrepute.''
The above from Sue Parkes, Wife of Club Secretary Chris, placed on Facebook last night.
What has been heard or said to get the game disrupted? Holding a banner up and chanting won't get the game stopped. So what else has the club heard? Seems a bit over the top personally.
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Smoke and Mirrors.
can't see anything like that happening at all personally, as stated above we didn't even do it when we won the league!
also most of those who would be 'most likely' to pitch invade will be in the NU
(granted we didn't win the title!)
Turn it round so the fans are the villains.
Also, Sue is very much NOT the club, she speaks for herself, no-one else. She is a passionate supporter of CAFC, not RD and co. Hence the differentiation between protest and disruption.
Please will someone let me know when the "Official and Approved Guide to supporting Charlton Athletic" manual is to be eventually published to save a lot of the future talking downs.