Not a fan of the Sue piss taking now, she hasn't mentioned either forums or CARD for quite a while on the FB group.
Not saying she's in my mates list but maybe only attack her in defence of CARD or CL from now on. You know show some of the class we have that she didn't show to protesters.
Not a fan of the Sue piss taking now, she hasn't mentioned either forums or CARD for quite a while on the FB group.
Not saying she's in my mates list but maybe only attack her in defence of CARD or CL from now on. You know show some of the class we have that she didn't show to protesters.
Agree. She's not worth wasting a breath for. Also personal attacks ain't on really. Unless justified and in this case it's not.
Not a fan of the Sue piss taking now, she hasn't mentioned either forums or CARD for quite a while on the FB group.
Not saying she's in my mates list but maybe only attack her in defence of CARD or CL from now on. You know show some of the class we have that she didn't show to protesters.
Being a lover of Cornwall and all things Cornish it is jam on the scone first, then the cream.
However the club can shove this where the sun don't shine.
#notapennymore
Correct on both counts.
I'm Charlton/Woolwich/Eltham through and through but I've recently discovered that some of my ancestors were tin miners from Redruth in Cornwall. That explains why I put jam on the scone before the cream despite feeling just a little bit dirty for doing so. It's not my fault, it's in my bloody DNA
Can some of the marketeers on here even begin to help me understand the sort of thinking behind this
From the little I know of marketing, when a brand/product/service does a promotion, surely it has to be linked to its customers. Who the fuck, man or woman goes to a football game for afternoon tea. I'm baffled by this on a lot of levels
Can some of the marketeers on here even begin to help me understand the sort of thinking behind this
From the little I know of marketing, when a brand/product/service does a promotion, surely it has to be linked to its customers. Who the fuck, man or woman goes to a football game for afternoon tea. I'm baffled by this on a lot of levels
The same one's who go shopping before hand, stay behind the stands and watch the game on the TV and then go dancing after.....
Can some of the marketeers on here even begin to help me understand the sort of thinking behind this
From the little I know of marketing, when a brand/product/service does a promotion, surely it has to be linked to its customers. Who the fuck, man or woman goes to a football game for afternoon tea. I'm baffled by this on a lot of levels
Daisy and Tony have been told to shut the fuck up by Pitch Tom on anything important so have come up with this little effort is my guess. It's their segway into Tea dances. Bizarre.
Can some of the marketeers on here even begin to help me understand the sort of thinking behind this
From the little I know of marketing, when a brand/product/service does a promotion, surely it has to be linked to its customers. Who the fuck, man or woman goes to a football game for afternoon tea. I'm baffled by this on a lot of levels
Daisy and Tony have been told to shut the fuck up by Pitch Tom on anything important so have come up with this little effort is my guess. It's their segway into Tea dances. Bizarre.
and ridding the ground of the great unwashed who throw things, shout rude things and protest at the calamitous running of the club.
My missus loves an afternoon tea with her mates and family and I get how it's a thing, it always has been.
I'm just picturing her face if I were to tell her we were going for afternoon tea. At Charlton.
Once she had finished admonishing me for combining 2 things that should never meet she would then put Latrine Miere at the top of her shitlist and probably beat her until she shat a cream scone out.
Besides anything else the grammatical mistakes on the promo make me want to slap whoever was given the job of creating that abortion
HEY, hang on there, I've just realised that Meire et al have stolen my idea when I drew up a Vista Lounge themed menu for the game postponed against Scunthorpe in Jan last season because we had no undersoil heating. It went like this:
• Roast Groundsman's head on a bed of piping cold spinach with a tartare sauce drizzled in lines delightfully arranged to replicate the frozen penalty area in front of the Jimmy Seed Stand. (n.b. vegetarian option available if you wish the Groundsman to be spared).
• Cold tongue pie served with fresh Katrien grin (imported daily from Belgium).
• One complimentary Duchâtelet Extra Bitter Beer brewed and cooled in our own specially created chill room (formerly the under-soil heating boiler room)
Enjoy your meal whilst looking out over the vast, cold, ice-bound City of London. Try to identify the tops of famous buildings such as The Shard and Canary Wharf as they poke above the snow-drifts.
After your meal visit the padded seat in the West Stand which for an extra £15 you could have furthered your match-day experience had the game been on. Instead, try to capture the excitement of the minutes before kick-off and look around at the vast array of empty seats - just like it is on a normal match day!
Enjoy a two-course French-themed set-menu and a drink with us ahead of our home game against Walsall, the visitors to The Valley on Saturday, January 20th (3pm kick-off).
From just £25 per person, non-inclusive of your match ticket, you can enjoy the build-up to the game in the comfort of our extremely popular Vista Restaurant, where we will be offering a taste of France with a homemade beef bourguignon served alongside a selection of sides, followed by a delectable French apple tart to finish it all off!
Enjoy a two-course French-themed set-menu and a drink with us ahead of our home game against Walsall, the visitors to The Valley on Saturday, January 20th (3pm kick-off).
From just £25 per person, non-inclusive of your match ticket, you can enjoy the build-up to the game in the comfort of our extremely popular Vista Restaurant, where we will be offering a taste of France with a homemade beef bourguignon served alongside a selection of sides, followed by a delectable French apple tart to finish it all off!
Well it IS Walsall and it IS the 20th January.......
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Not saying she's in my mates list but maybe only attack her in defence of CARD or CL from now on. You know show some of the class we have that she didn't show to protesters.
However the club can shove this where the sun don't shine.
#notapennymore
I'm Charlton/Woolwich/Eltham through and through but I've recently discovered that some of my ancestors were tin miners from Redruth in Cornwall. That explains why I put jam on the scone before the cream despite feeling just a little bit dirty for doing so. It's not my fault, it's in my bloody DNA
Afternoon tea at a football game is fucking ridiculous.
From the little I know of marketing, when a brand/product/service does a promotion, surely it has to be linked to its customers. Who the fuck, man or woman goes to a football game for afternoon tea. I'm baffled by this on a lot of levels
PitchTom on anything important so have come up with this little effort is my guess. It's their segway into Tea dances. Bizarre.My missus loves an afternoon tea with her mates and family and I get how it's a thing, it always has been.
I'm just picturing her face if I were to tell her we were going for afternoon tea. At Charlton.
Once she had finished admonishing me for combining 2 things that should never meet she would then put Latrine Miere at the top of her shitlist and probably beat her until she shat a cream scone out.
Besides anything else the grammatical mistakes on the promo make me want to slap whoever was given the job of creating that abortion
The amount of pissed up 23 year old birds floating around the place should see crowds increase tenfold.
It went like this:
• Roast Groundsman's head on a bed of piping cold spinach with a tartare sauce drizzled in lines delightfully arranged to replicate the frozen penalty area in front of the Jimmy Seed Stand. (n.b. vegetarian option available if you wish the Groundsman to be spared).
• Cold tongue pie served with fresh Katrien grin (imported daily from Belgium).
• One complimentary Duchâtelet Extra Bitter Beer brewed and cooled in our own specially created chill room (formerly the under-soil heating boiler room)
Enjoy your meal whilst looking out over the vast, cold, ice-bound City of London. Try to identify the tops of famous buildings such as The Shard and Canary Wharf as they poke above the snow-drifts.
After your meal visit the padded seat in the West Stand which for an extra £15 you could have furthered your match-day experience had the game been on. Instead, try to capture the excitement of the minutes before kick-off and look around at the vast array of empty seats - just like it is on a normal match day!
Enjoy a two-course French-themed set-menu and a drink with us ahead of our home game against Walsall, the visitors to The Valley on Saturday, January 20th (3pm kick-off).
From just £25 per person, non-inclusive of your match ticket, you can enjoy the build-up to the game in the comfort of our extremely popular Vista Restaurant, where we will be offering a taste of France with a homemade beef bourguignon served alongside a selection of sides, followed by a delectable French apple tart to finish it all off!
Did Walsall used to be in France?
(actually I'd totally visit, Black Country probably great for walks)
Clueless.
Still cost you a pony!