I asked Julie I she would like to comment publicly about concerns she shares with myself about our club, being as computer literate as myself she added them to the Jimmy Seed blog page and asked me to also post them for you all to read........................
Julie Munro
What on earth is happening to this historic and much loved club Charlton,as not only a supporter,but very much a part of its history during its most successful years. I fought along with my lovely dad Sailor Brown to save Charlton and the Valley before..but it is beyond belief what the current owners are doing to this club..dad is no longer here to fight for the club and its loyal supporters but I will fight along side to help as much as I can.
Many of my family are still ardent supporters and go to most home matches..my only suggestion at present which I never thought I would say is boycott matches and let voices and actions be heard..you the supporter's are the club and always have been..the memories I hold of happy times on our visits by myself and Sailor in his later years can never be taken away and I will be working in the background to do whatever I can to help..meantime keep showing solidarity..the club in its history has had many knocks but have always fought back thanks to many who love this club and its supporters...and in Sailor's memory I will back you all 100%
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Go to the ground protest all match long, this will get the media attention, disrupt each and every match (peaceably), get point deductions and club fines, staying away solves nothing.
Now doubt some apologist will want Sailor Brown's name and picture banned as punishment.
And yet Katrien still thinks she's done nothing wrong and everything will be OK if we win two games.
Be careful what you wish for.....
Julie Munro
Just posted on Charlton chat lol don't know how long it will stay tho- I'm sure the telegraph will have plenty to say come Sunday on the protest
The SMT couldn't pass off a mass boycott as they currently try with general protests.
Unfortunately it will not happen because of the don't spoil my afternoon brigade.
You can also equally argue that he isn't to bothered about what fans think but he might think differently about a completely empty stadium. There would be pictures of that all over Europe and major headlines here.
"Would have been their birthday today"
I missed Julie's fine message first time round. Obviously she's a chip off the old block.
It's a nice collection of autographs and linked to a famous player but it's a lot of money to spend.
Our purchase policy is focus on 1947 and earlier items so it fits into that but we do have player signatures from that era.
It's a difficult one.
Don't worry about helping out. We have some money in the bank and can afford them, assuming they stay at around that price. Just a question of priorities.