...if you must go just don't buy anything from in the ground, it's frowned on these days. I would say enjoy the football but I doubt that's possible. I'm sure you'll be fine I can imagine you'd probably have quite a few people coming up to you and asking you questions.
Let us know how you get on. I hear we are under Belgian ownership, crazy eh? I have heard a whisper that it's not going particularly well... let us know BDL.
...if you must go just don't buy anything from in the ground, it's frowned on these days. I would say enjoy the football but I doubt that's possible. I'm sure you'll be fine I can imagine you'd probably have quite a few people coming up to you and asking you questions.
I feel it is important to point out that if you decide not to go to the game you don't actually have to "stay at home". Currently KM is still working on house arrest for disaffected fans. It is not yet binding.
Make the most of your new freedom: - Heckle the pitchside announcer Have fun trying to decipher the grating, burbling drivel coming through the tannoy Wonder at the parade of unknown dignatories receiving some indecipherable guff on the pitch. Above all enjoy the match day experience; but of course don' t buy a programme, don't buy any merchandise, don't buy any food or drink in the ground and above all don't bother going as you will be supporting the regime. Enjoy
Wear as much red and white possible, including new home shirt, only buy food and drink in the stadium, buy a matchday programme, clap enthusiastically at everything Charlton do and only sing pro RD and KM songs.
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Don't purchase anything in the ground.
Don't forget your black & white scarf !
...if you must go just don't buy anything from in the ground, it's frowned on these days. I would say enjoy the football but I doubt that's possible. I'm sure you'll be fine I can imagine you'd probably have quite a few people coming up to you and asking you questions.
You will love it.
Bring your ABC so you can get in.
Go to the Lib
Ignore the tannoy man, everyone else does.
Don't sit near @addickted, you know why.
Make some noise and get behind the boys
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Heckle the pitchside announcer
Have fun trying to decipher the grating, burbling drivel coming through the tannoy
Wonder at the parade of unknown dignatories receiving some indecipherable guff on the pitch.
Above all enjoy the match day experience; but of course don' t buy a programme, don't buy any merchandise, don't buy any food or drink in the ground and above all don't bother going as you will be supporting the regime.
Enjoy
See how long you last