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TIME TO SHIP OUT CHARLTON CLOWNS
Daily Mail 15 Feb 2016
GRAHAM moore wasn’t a huge name in football. a useful midfielder, he began his career with cardiff city and scored a late equaliser for Wales in a 1-1 draw with england in 1959, before moving to chelsea.
Moore was sold to manchester United in 1963 and could have been part of a great side, but his career was hampered by injury. Instead he ended up at Northampton, charlton and finally Doncaster rovers. He died last week aged 74.
He is fondly remembered at charlton, though, having played over 100 games in the old Second Division. These were not halcyon days for the club, but moore was a popular figure; with cardiff the visitors on Saturday, he was guaranteed a decent send- off from all parts of the ground.
So nothing better illustrates the disconnect between charlton’s clueless current owners and its longsuffering fans, that when the moment came for the minute of applause, the big screen showed a photograph of another midfield player from the same era, the very much alive alan campbell.
If such basic care is missing from the daily running of the club, is it any wonder charlton are in crisis? The sooner these clowns ship out, the better.
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Pray explain Katrien.
As an adopted Charlton fan can you tell them to sell up and go, please. May the force be with you
Mind you, Vivant and Standard Liege fans night indicate he's not that popular elsewhere....
Partially, as people on the outside tend to write off protesting fans as "moaning because their team is losing" or "fans who want their owner to spend even more money on players" and lets face it, somebody has to lose and be relegated each season.
Cocking up the photo though really highlights the fundamental problems behind the scenes of what was regarded as "nice Charlton" the team that everyone liked.
Hopefully they will pick up on the disgrace that is Roland Duchâtelet
It is typical of Roland's reign. The arrogant and inept Miere bumbles from the Companies House debacle, to this. Not to mention the shite we are being served on the pitch and the lies.
Enough is enough. There are no more positives. There is nothing these clowns can do to salvage or turn this round.
Each and every week they find another fuck up. What will be discussing next week?
Now the other guy who they showed instead, that could well be an option, but it might be lost on some (especially my generation)
OR, how about a load of Roland masks, just to really confuse them
He was a major player for 5 years in the Charlton teams of that era, with the ability to unlock the tightest of defences and score some quality goals.
And in tandem with Graham Moore, Charlton had a quality in midfield that today we can only dream about.
It's almost like a Charlton supporter saying, "Clive Mendonca, who's he?"
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2578563/It-stinks-great-club-like-Charlton-eighth-highest-attendance-English-football-history-turned-cheap-dumping-ground-MARTIN-SAMUEL.html
Would be good if we could get him to do another "updated exposure".
Only in the pictures last week, as was once said about Michael Howard I believe, there is definitely " something of the night" about Roland.
I mean, you wouldn't fancy meeting that on a late night South Eastern train, if you were on your own eh......
( unless you fancied ironing out a few things with him I suppose)