Boycott

alan dugdale

As someone who continues to traipse along to "home games" between 85 and 92, I don't suggest this lightly.
However, given the disastrous system this owner is using to accelerate the club to the Vanarama league, is it not now time for a boycott of all home games ?

cafc_harry

I've already started as have many going by the past few attendances, but it'd be nice to see a formal one organised.

kafka

Yes.

kentred2

Yes

ShootersHillGuru

I won't go again until he goes or demonstrably changes tack.

dickplumb

For me,it is the only thing they will listen to.

ricky_otto

Not been this season and that will continue to be the case until the circus moves on.

redbuttle

I have already started. In fact I only went to my last game because I enjoy the company of the people I sit with. Even that is not enough now.

Bedsaddick

Thousands already have. Protests involving a couple of hundred people or wearing scarfs is going to do diddly squat in my opinion ( although I respect the people who organise these things). The people running our club just don't Care.
Boycotting games is the only thing that might make him think.

kafka

Away games only until they've gone. Mess up her finances PowerPoint graphs

RodneyCharltonTrotta

Yes it is the only meaningful and effective form of protest at this stage. Attending enables them to continue with this fucking insult to our great club. Would say 20 thousand protesting outside would work too but not sure we would muster that.

The time for dialogue is done too and the Trust should be screaming down the phone tonight venting at what these morons are doing not gearing up for the cosy meetings the ownership have lined up to placate us.

The latest insult is the complete lie that it's an interim manager and not one mention of an interview for a permanent in all that time.

How Richard Murray can sit by and see the club and Charlton supporters mugged off like this is beyond me. Completely out of credit with me now not that it would matter a jot to him. Would love to see how he or that incompetent fool CEO would palm us off and spin all this now. Complete farce and Duchatalet and his cronies are suffocating this club.

WestCountryAddick

Many will never boycott. Many already are (myself included). The attendances are in free fall and getting people back will be some feat, particularly if the club stays on it's current course.

twiggyaddick

Yep, this week's the final straw for me, no more games for me, will turn up for any protests

andyg90

It's a yes from me.

cafctom

Won't happen - too many fans, myself included probably, just can't do it.

But I would happily turn up and give them a piece of my mind for 90 minutes and take part in something that gets the attention of the widespread media.

2% banners and scarves don't do that. Neither have achieved any sign of change.It's getting to the point where something drastic needs to be done.

kentaddick

Boycott a single home game. Show them what they're going to turn the club into. People can go if they want before or after but we need to agree one game where no one will go

Greenie

Very sadly I already have. And I absolutely hate saying that.
The players need supporting but at this juncture we have to be cruel to be kind.

alan dugdale

If it's to be one game, I'd suggest Blackburn on the 23rd January ?

cfgs

I agree wholeheartedly with this, it would be even better if everyone remained in the West Stand car park throughout the game.

carly burn

Yes.
Would you still visit your favourite restaurant after the environmental health dept had found a serious rat infestation?

That's how I feel about it at the moment.

Sad thing is it doesn't need to be that way and could be remedied

killerandflash

I'd rather a mid game walkout or similar. Boycotts just look like a crap crowd

addick05

Maybe a completely empty stadium might give them something to think about but we all know it will never happen.

stonewallpenalty

An empty ground apart from one man at the back of the NWQ with a Charlton shirt on and a cap.

cafckev

Its only one game. Boycott a single game, or even a single half (by walking out). All this about "I couldn't do it" really gets me. Miss 90 minutes of Championship Football or watch the club fall apart? Make a stand, make them take us seriously or simply wave bye bye to Charlton as we know it.

ricky_otto

killerandflash said:

I'd rather a mid game walkout or similar. Boycotts just look like a crap crowd

Think a walk out is a great idea.

I'm sure a lot of fans have things like a run of unbroken home games going on and wouldn't boycott for that reason - and of course some just don't feel they could boycott anyway.

However, all that said Katrien would probably laugh and Roly wouldn't give a shit.

oohaahmortimer

stonewallpenalty said:

An empty ground apart from one man at the back of the NWQ with a Charlton shirt on and a cap.

The legend that is Seb

harveys_gardener

Reports say Dervite and Yann will appear in January. Is that sufficient to head off boycotts? Many will falter. It would boost on-pitch performances. For me the malaise goes deeper than getting a couple of decent players in. Fans have to accept - well actually no we don't.

mistrollingin

harveys gardener said:

Reports say Dervite and Yann will appear in January. Is that sufficient to head off boycotts? Many will falter. It would boost on-pitch performances. For me the malaise goes deeper than getting a couple of decent players in. Fans have to accept - well actually no we don't.

Propaganda, don't believe a word of it.

Fortune 82nd Minute

harveys gardener said:

Reports say Dervite and Yann will appear in January. Is that sufficient to head off boycotts? Many will falter. It would boost on-pitch performances. For me the malaise goes deeper than getting a couple of decent players in. Fans have to accept - well actually no we don't.

Where are these reports coming from? The same place that said we were going to resign Yann on the morning of the Sheff Wed game?

ForeverAddickted

Nope from me

stonewallpenalty

oohaahmortimer said:

stonewallpenalty said:

An empty ground apart from one man at the back of the NWQ with a Charlton shirt on and a cap.

The legend that is Seb

Would be some achievement by the Belgians to halt Seb.