I can confirm that Peter was in his usual seat in the west stand and not in the Directors seating. It was good to see him back,
Unless I’ve got the wrong bloke I’m almost certain it was him on the left hand side of the box (looking towards the pitch) at the start of half time. That said, when I looked around when everyone was coming out, I saw one of the 2 he was with but not him.
Many moons ago i was a high school student required to do a presentation to the class on the Crimean War. I quickly drew a map of the Crimean Peninsula on the blackboard and got under way. It was fairly dry stuff so you can imagine my confusion when i started to hear the odd titter in the class room. Checking my fly was not undone i continued. Soon most of the class were giggling and even the somewhat strict teacher was doing his best not to lose his composure. In the end i stopped and with some trepidation asked "What?" The Teacher pointed to my map on the blackboard. I saw nothing amiss - Sebastapol - Med' Sea - Russia. "What?!" i pleaded totally perplexed. "Look at what you have written". I turned again to the Blackboard and this time saw it. In my haste i have abbreviated Crimean Peninsula to Crimean Penis'
...anyway that was indulgent, and i guess you had to be there, but ever since that day whenever i see the word 'Peninsula' my mind automatically fills with cock... ... moving on...
I have a source inside the club that is completely trustworthy and has been spot-on with his info so far. He has told me that the new owner will not be Red Bull, but the cryogenically preserved cartoonist, Walt Disney. His great grandson, Thumper, is Walt's representative and has completed DD and agreed to RD's asking price. Once the sale is complete, The Valley will be demolished, and a Disneyland Metro built in its place. The club will then ground share with West Ham, where Thumper is confident of a smooth transition as Charlton and West Ham fans are cockneys like the Chimney Sweeps in the Disney classic, Mary Poppins. There are also plans to change the club's kit to blue vests and blue and white striped shorts as worn by the animal football team in the Disney classic, Bedknobs and Broomsticks.
'Change is good.' Rafiki, from the Disney classic, The Lion King
During that time Salzburg have won the league eight times, including the last four years in a row. This year will make it five. There is not much competition, and it is getting boring and repetitive. In my opinion, that is why gates are going down. Rapid Vienna is the only Austrian team that averaged over 10,000 last season.
Having said that, I wouldn't be bored watching Charlton win the Premier League five times in a row.
I have a source inside the club that is completely trustworthy and has been spot-on with his info so far. He has told me that the new owner will not be Red Bull, but the cryogenically preserved cartoonist, Walt Disney. His great grandson, Thumper, is Walt's representative and has completed DD and agreed to RD's asking price. Once the sale is complete, The Valley will be demolished, and a Disneyland Metro built in its place. The club will then ground share with West Ham, where Thumper is confident of a smooth transition as Charlton and West Ham fans are cockneys like the Chimney Sweeps in the Disney classic, Mary Poppins. There are also plans to change the club's kit to blue vests and blue and white striped shorts as worn by the animal football team in the Disney classic, Bedknobs and Broomsticks.
'Change is good.' Rafiki, from the Disney classic, The Lion King
Trams were a bit before my time but do remember these the trolleybus, with a no doubt misplaced fondness. Always remember looking up as a kid and the sky being littered with overhead cables.
Its all a bit (very) childish tbh, then again no more than I would have expected.
You cant win the argument by facts therefore resort to childish ridicule.
No, I just won the debate by turning your arguments back on you in order to show how ridiculous they are.
It's not childish, it's the art of debate but you wont understand that either.
'Won' - is this a competition?
You are aware that you used the word 'win' first, in the very post that Henry quoted?
Just like you indulged in name calling before complaining about other people's childish comments?
I honestly can't decide whether this has all been a massive wind up, or just an astonishing lack of self awareness. I'm leaning towards the former.
Glad someone else noticed. Went straight over president's head.
Meanwhile back to the takeover. Here is your cryptic clue on yesterday's gossip.
Hmmm, a Charlton crest used as an escutcheon over a Union Flag. The Union Flag has become closely associated with Brexit, indicating perhaps that someone is about to leave. But who - Meire? She has already gone. Joyes? No offence, but surely not significant enough to warrant an enamel badge. Could it be... dare we dream the dream... Duchatelet? Sadly, I think not. For surely if it was we'd see the famous crest of a rat-couchant lying sinister over a field of duck tape. Perhaps it refers to the possibility of Charlton leaving. But leaving what? Following the club's defeat to Oxford, it can only mean leaving their current place in the league hierarchy for a more lowly realm.
Let's look at the words, to see if they give any more clues. The second word Athletic comes from the Greek 'Athlētēs', meaning that someone is competing for a prize. In this case, perhaps another team competing for Charlton's prized place in League 1. But who? Let's see if there's a clue in the top word, Charlton. The keen-eyed here will notice that the first four letters in the word Char are the same as in our clubs name, Charlton. But what on the second set of four letters 'lton'. This is strange form when seen in isolation like this, but when then you notice that 'lton' or more properly L'ton is clearly a contraction on Luton.
Ladies and gentlemen, it is written in the stars and has been carefully recorded for us on an enamel badge by peoples of ancient wisdom. If Duchatelet remains, the Kingdom of Charlton shall perish to be replaced by pretenders from the north called Luton Town.
Its all a bit (very) childish tbh, then again no more than I would have expected.
You cant win the argument by facts therefore resort to childish ridicule.
No, I just won the debate by turning your arguments back on you in order to show how ridiculous they are.
It's not childish, it's the art of debate but you wont understand that either.
'Won' - is this a competition?
You are aware that you used the word 'win' first, in the very post that Henry quoted?
Just like you indulged in name calling before complaining about other people's childish comments?
I honestly can't decide whether this has all been a massive wind up, or just an astonishing lack of self awareness. I'm leaning towards the former.
Glad someone else noticed. Went straight over president's head.
Meanwhile back to the takeover. Here is your cryptic clue on yesterday's gossip.
Hmmm, a Charlton crest used as an escutcheon over a Union Flag. The Union Flag has become closely associated with Brexit, indicating perhaps that someone is about to leave. But who - Meire? She has already gone. Joyes? No offence, but surely not significant enough to warrant an enamel badge. Could it be... dare we dream the dream... Duchatelet? Sadly, I think not. For surely if it was we'd see the famous crest of a rat-couchant lying sinister over a field of duck tape. Perhaps it refers to the possibility of Charlton leaving. But leaving what? Following the club's defeat to Oxford, it can only mean leaving their current place in the league hierarchy for a more lowly realm.
Let's look at the words, to see if they give any more clues. The second word Athletic comes from the Greek 'Athlētēs', meaning that someone is competing for a prize. In this case, perhaps another team competing for Charlton's prized place in League 1. But who? Let's see if there's a clue in the top word, Charlton. The keen-eyed here will notice that the first four letters in the word Char are the same as in our clubs name, Charlton. But what on the second set of four letters 'lton'. This is strange form when seen in isolation like this, but when then you notice that 'lton' or more properly L'ton is clearly a contraction on Luton.
Ladies and gentlemen, it is written in the stars and has been carefully recorded for us on an enamel badge by peoples of ancient wisdom. If Duchatelet remains, the Kingdom of Charlton shall perish to be replaced by pretenders from the north called Luton Town.
Its all a bit (very) childish tbh, then again no more than I would have expected.
You cant win the argument by facts therefore resort to childish ridicule.
No, I just won the debate by turning your arguments back on you in order to show how ridiculous they are.
It's not childish, it's the art of debate but you wont understand that either.
'Won' - is this a competition?
You are aware that you used the word 'win' first, in the very post that Henry quoted?
Just like you indulged in name calling before complaining about other people's childish comments?
I honestly can't decide whether this has all been a massive wind up, or just an astonishing lack of self awareness. I'm leaning towards the former.
Glad someone else noticed. Went straight over president's head.
Meanwhile back to the takeover. Here is your cryptic clue on yesterday's gossip.
Hmmm, a Charlton crest used as an escutcheon over a Union Flag. The Union Flag has become closely associated with Brexit, indicating perhaps that someone is about to leave. But who - Meire? She has already gone. Joyes? No offence, but surely not significant enough to warrant an enamel badge. Could it be... dare we dream the dream... Duchatelet? Sadly, I think not. For surely if it was we'd see the famous crest of a rat-couchant lying sinister over a field of duck tape. Perhaps it refers to the possibility of Charlton leaving. But leaving what? Following the club's defeat to Oxford, it can only mean leaving their current place in the league hierarchy for a more lowly realm.
Let's look at the words, to see if they give any more clues. The second word Athletic comes from the Greek 'Athlētēs', meaning that someone is competing for a prize. In this case, perhaps another team competing for Charlton's prized place in League 1. But who? Let's see if there's a clue in the top word, Charlton. The keen-eyed here will notice that the first four letters in the word Char are the same as in our clubs name, Charlton. But what on the second set of four letters 'lton'. This is strange form when seen in isolation like this, but when then you notice that 'lton' or more properly L'ton is clearly a contraction on Luton.
Ladies and gentlemen, it is written in the stars and has been carefully recorded for us on an enamel badge by peoples of ancient wisdom. If Duchatelet remains, the Kingdom of Charlton shall perish to be replaced by pretenders from the north called Luton Town.
Spot on
To add to that sound reasoning, who has 2 youngster playing for Luton , is British and an ex Charlton player ?
Never let it be said that Fanny keeps her info to herself....
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...anyway that was indulgent, and i guess you had to be there, but ever since that day whenever i see the word 'Peninsula' my mind automatically fills with cock... ... moving on...
Meanwhile back to the takeover. Here is your cryptic clue on yesterday's gossip.
15/16 8483
14/15 10013
13/14 10106
12/13 8172
11/12 9849
10/11 10016
09/10 13014
08/09 14100
07/08 13436
06/07 15361
05/06 16290
04/05 7676
03/04 8939
02/03 8722
01/02 5306
00/01 5947
Red Bull took over Salzburg in 2005, where you can see an increase in support, BUT as you can see the gates have declined dramatically.
The figures tend to differ from what Mr President was saying about Leipzig.
He has told me that the new owner will not be Red Bull, but the cryogenically preserved cartoonist, Walt Disney.
His great grandson, Thumper, is Walt's representative and has completed DD and agreed to RD's asking price.
Once the sale is complete, The Valley will be demolished, and a Disneyland Metro built in its place.
The club will then ground share with West Ham, where Thumper is confident of a smooth transition as Charlton and West Ham fans are cockneys like the Chimney Sweeps in the Disney classic, Mary Poppins.
There are also plans to change the club's kit to blue vests and blue and white striped shorts as worn by the animal football team in the Disney classic, Bedknobs and Broomsticks.
'Change is good.' Rafiki, from the Disney classic, The Lion King
Having said that, I wouldn't be bored watching Charlton win the Premier League five times in a row.
Let's look at the words, to see if they give any more clues. The second word Athletic comes from the Greek 'Athlētēs', meaning that someone is competing for a prize. In this case, perhaps another team competing for Charlton's prized place in League 1. But who? Let's see if there's a clue in the top word, Charlton. The keen-eyed here will notice that the first four letters in the word Char are the same as in our clubs name, Charlton. But what on the second set of four letters 'lton'. This is strange form when seen in isolation like this, but when then you notice that 'lton' or more properly L'ton is clearly a contraction on Luton.
Ladies and gentlemen, it is written in the stars and has been carefully recorded for us on an enamel badge by peoples of ancient wisdom. If Duchatelet remains, the Kingdom of Charlton shall perish to be replaced by pretenders from the north called Luton Town.
Never let it be said that Fanny keeps her info to herself....