Chants of that's why we're going down....
Singing we never score to the Charlton boys song
Booing Bergdich and Reza when they make minor mistakes when we are drawing to a team 15 places above us
People digging out our players on other threads and on social media (particularly JBG who is in the top 5 assist makers in the league)
Is the new slogan Fuck The Team and The Regime?!
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We have been shit all season, but its only the last few games the players are really starting to get abuse. Why?
We have been patient long enough, let them know we are not putting up with it.
But then again what does he know!!!
Who is taking this team down, It is Duchaltelet, Murry and Meire.
Charlton have lacked a decent creative centre midfield, right midfield and left midfield for so long, and Duchatelet does feck all but get us loan cover b*^SODK defenders for positions that are already covered !!!!!!
It is total idiocy. The problem is not the left back position but the positions further up the pitch. Yet we get a cover loan left back. FFS
Didn't do any of the above myself but have sympathy with people who pay their hard earned cash to watch highly paid professionals put in a don't give a shit performance (not all players to be fair but certainly some).
Roland out 100%
If you believe the players aren't good enough then fair enough, but chanting "That's why WE'RE going down" just creates a poisonous atmosphere and won't achieve anything.
Boo the players at the end of the game a la Bristol, I have no problem with, but booing when we are drawing to a side FIFTEEN places above us in the table?
That's ludicrous.
It's probably the same fuckwits that used to jeer every time Makienok won a header, well he won almost every single one yesterday. Or perhaps it's the people who cheered the subbing of Fox the other week, only to then start ripping into Bergdich as soon as he was shifted to left back?
Support the club not the regime or their team.
"Lots don't give a shit for the team or results." No, just you and one or two others
Staying up will be a victory for the regime. One they will successfully use to dampen many of the protests.
I don't necessarily condone it but I do have sympathy with and can understand it, given the state of affairs at the once good ship Chartlon Athletic which is slowly sinking with the band still playing. Deckchairs are being rearranged on deck and the Captain of the ship and his first officers chanting the mantra 'sinking (relegation) is not an option'. For some people enough is enough and those in the front line (some of the players) get their wrath. All the pleas in the world and ranting on forums ain't gonna change human nature.
Because quite a few of us still support the team, don't abuse the players then demonstrate at every game(bar Bristol city, when it was decided to let them spend money for nothing)
We have been rained on and it was brass monkeys yesterday,
but a big thanks from me for everyone who is walking the walk,
and not just talking the Talk.
I ask because the experience can be totally different to watching your own team. In my experience we, as a set of supporters, are far more patient than pretty much every other teams fans. Yes there may be a few clubs out there whose supporters might have a good claim to be more supportive than ourselves when things are not going well on the pitch...but not many.
I've seen a few Bournemouth games this season for example. On the whole they are a good set of fans who appreciate where they've come from and are enjoying their time in the sun. But even then I've seen them give their players some awful stick for losing possession or fluffing a shot.
We've recently suffered a month during which we lost 4-0, 5-0, 6-0 and got beat in the cup by a team in the division below us. Can you imagine many clubs where this set of results wouldn't lead to the fans giving the players some pelters, because I'm pretty sure it would happen at 99% of teams.
I've been to probably 100's of games as a neutral over the years and fans getting on their players backs happens far more, and far quicker it seems to me, at most other clubs than it does at The Valley.
We are NOT in the mess we are in because of lack of backing by the fans.
I may get shot down for this, and Something Inside so strong was a joke on match threads, but how a variation of 'Something inside so strong' with held up torch lights on your smart phone. Its a positive song and an addition.
Good to see lots of kids, parents, and people of all ages at the protest. I did like the Goodbye Horse song at the protest yesterday. Hearing that in the ground would be great, maybe an adjustment for Meire / Duchatelet.