Everyone knows I am Charlton at work ooop here in Stockport and there has been a huge change today following yesterday's excellent protests. Every single person even remotely interested in football has asked me about what is going on at the valley. Living amongst blinkered city and Utd fans, that is some feat lol
Everyone knows I am Charlton at work ooop here in Stockport and there has been a huge change today following yesterday's excellent protests. Every single person even remotely interested in football has asked me about what is going on at the valley. Living amongst blinkered city and Utd fans, that is some feat lol
Proves the impact and effectiveness of yesterday ... being on Sky gave us a big win over Roland and Pinocchio
Can honestly say that I was gutted to be away this weekend, despite the sunshine, pool and alcohol that made for a very enjoyable afternoon.
Had toyed with going to the bar here to watch, but so glad I stayed and watched at the villa. Gave me the chance to watch the Sky coverage in full and, despite the slating we have given them about our lack of tv exposure over the last few years, they really did us proud...as did every supporter who helped pull all the different demos together, organised, assisted and took part and to all who celebrated a great win on the pitch and off it (not you @Off_it )
That statement is also the perfect response to the feeble attempt of the Club to try and respond to yesterday's efforts.
I'll be back refreshed for the next round against our punch-drunk ownership!
Everyone knows I am Charlton at work ooop here in Stockport and there has been a huge change today following yesterday's excellent protests. Every single person even remotely interested in football has asked me about what is going on at the valley. Living amongst blinkered city and Utd fans, that is some feat lol
Same with me. I'm based in Andover (Hampshire) and unprompted, have had positive comments from work colleagues who support Man U, Chelsea, Arsenal, Bristol Rovers, Doncaster, Southampton, Portsmouth and a Boro fan, about the protests.
The memory of the beach ball, 4 minute Roland Out chant will stay with me for a long, long time. Proud to be an Addick once again.
Inbox at work has been a bit livelier than usual, both from colleagues in Edinburgh, Belfast and Cardiff, along with customers, huge impact, brilliant reply to the inevitably panic-stricken statement and very proud to have been part of it - and moreso, to be a Charlton fan.
Whilst we are in the spotlight can we not ask the football league and the F A to investigate the intentions of RD or the future.
For what exactly? Leeds' owner Cellino was banned nine months when convicted of fraud. But he still owned the club for all intents and purposes. The league did nothing when clubs like Portsmouth and Luton were run into the ground through total mismanagement and/or asset stripping. To their credit, they are at least imposing transfer bans for overspending, but their approach is largely Laissez-faire.
For as many problems as I have with the regime, I probably have a similar number with the set up of English football (football league to some extent, but really the FA for ceding power to the PL) for allowing things to have gotten so out of control as to allow terrible owners in at historic clubs, especially when it keeps happening.
Good statement, great rebuttle. Nice response CARD.
GET OUT OF OUR CLUB!
Technically it's his club, not ours and if you are one of those that's no longer going to be attending matches he's probably not going to consider you as a customer either. Out of sight, out of mind.
Thankyou to all the brilliant fans who organised and helped out in the protest from me, I'm at home looking after my kids 24/7 so cannot attend any matches! (Last game Reading away last season!) from the videos I saw off it it looked fantastic ( no pun intended) was a little saddened to hear of the over the top banter given to fans leaving the West stand who didn't walk out on 74 mins!. But that aside you was all brilliant well done!!
Good statement, great rebuttle. Nice response CARD.
GET OUT OF OUR CLUB!
Technically it's his club, not ours and if you are one of those that's no longer going to be attending matches he's probably not going to consider you as a customer either. Out of sight, out of mind.
Good statement, great rebuttle. Nice response CARD.
GET OUT OF OUR CLUB!
Technically it's his club, not ours and if you are one of those that's no longer going to be attending matches he's probably not going to consider you as a customer either. Out of sight, out of mind.
Emotionally, historically and in the future it's not, the war memorial outside states it our club so let's not let technicalities get in the way of over a century of caring, supporting, belonging and wumming.
Think you should keep the beachballs up. If you could do more of them every game, would cause such a disruption, allows more to join in as opposed to trying to organise a pitch invasion as well. Whistles were good, made it a more hostile, surreal atmosphere, albeit confusing for players.
The beach balls worked but the pitch invasion didn't...
Let's mix both ideas:
Turn it into a version of ten pin bowling.
Start at the back row of the East Stand, see who gets closest to or, if it happened there might actually be a caring deity, actually does knock down the CEO in the West...
I'm happy to try and smuggle in the air compressor needed to inflate the balls under my new card hoodie but I don't fancy the chances of those trying to get in the sorb balls. They'd have to be very tall and very thin people who suddenly became very fat.
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Well done.
Had toyed with going to the bar here to watch, but so glad I stayed and watched at the villa. Gave me the chance to watch the Sky coverage in full and, despite the slating we have given them about our lack of tv exposure over the last few years, they really did us proud...as did every supporter who helped pull all the different demos together, organised, assisted and took part and to all who celebrated a great win on the pitch and off it (not you @Off_it
That statement is also the perfect response to the feeble attempt of the Club to try and respond to yesterday's efforts.
I'll be back refreshed for the next round against our punch-drunk ownership!
The memory of the beach ball, 4 minute Roland Out chant will stay with me for a long, long time. Proud to be an Addick once again.
For as many problems as I have with the regime, I probably have a similar number with the set up of English football (football league to some extent, but really the FA for ceding power to the PL) for allowing things to have gotten so out of control as to allow terrible owners in at historic clubs, especially when it keeps happening.
GET OUT OF OUR CLUB!
Whistles were good, made it a more hostile, surreal atmosphere, albeit confusing for players.
More Pinocchio's would be good to!
Let's mix both ideas:
Start at the back row of the East Stand, see who gets closest to or, if it happened there might actually be a caring deity, actually does knock down the CEO in the West...
Fatter even than the pie steward at Brentford.