Internet personality and Man U fan Mark Goldbridge has popped up in recent podcasts etc. wearing Charlton shirts, saying Charlton are his League One team, etc.
Now he’s appeared on the Charlton Tik Tok account guessing Charlton players from pictures of them in their playing days.
Attempts to grow the numbers of the younger generation in the fanbase? Don’t think I’ve seen a club try something like this before.
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Aren’t we all Mr Warhol?
F*** off with that crap
Correction he supports Nottingham forest of I recall correctly, he " supports" Manchester United for clout and views but anybody who pretends to support another team is a wrongun in my books
It is a bit weird and very Arsenal TV, I’d say it’s not for anyone above the age of about 16 really.
But all this stuff does good numbers on social media and he’s clearly making a decent living off of sponsorships and advertising so power to him.
But looking at his Wikipedia 3.5 million combined subscribers - I guess even if a small percentage of that become interested in Charlton off the back of it - it can’t be a bad thing right?
Even if the bloke is a bell.
Who's my Championship team? Charlton when we get there.
Who's my League One team? Charlton, we are here.
Who's my League Two team? Charlton, hopefully we don't get there.
Not my cup of tea stylistically, but if he helps us gather a few extra thousand interested followers, I really don’t give a fcuk. Our numbers have reduced, possibly understandably, since our glory hunting prem days. Recovering more bums on seats, merch purchases etc is good for the club and I hope this initiative works. Our forum contains some of the most passionately supporting CAFC fans we could wish for, this push is clearly there to attact those that may first question who are Charlton and where are they based? Fair play to the marketing team imho. 🤞🤞🤞
Weirdly I actually think Goldbridge/di Cesare is not as much of a bell as many would think. What he doesn't do is abuse other teams; he's very knowing of his market; he doesn't make people watch his stuff; and - crucially - is pretty easy to ignore (hence the comments above about "proud not to have heard of him").
In any case, if we get more fans and more passionate fans from this, fine. Otherwise, again, it's easy enough to ignore, if it doesn't work.
I have never heard of him either
Not worth too much debate tbf, other than to understand whether the club are building metrics to understand what impact such a campaign is having…?