Katrien sacked?
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Along with a useless manager and his amusing sidekick CEO escaping from Colchester in a laundry van, to the music from 'The Great Escape'.MuttleyCAFC said:This will go down in our history.
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That you are boring, yes.PL54 said:
True thoughAddickted2TheReds said:
Of all the things commented that's the one error you're going to pick up on?PL54 said:
"CARD posted on Twitter that they are not responsible for the form on Companies House."LouisMend said:Now on the BBC Sport website.
http://bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35532068
Does that mean that the site is actually called Companies House and it shouldn't be referred to as the Companies House Website ?
Zzzzzzzz, boring.0 -
Yes, somebody should write a sitcom about it allken_shabby said:
Along with a useless manager and his amusing sidekick CEO escaping from Colchester in a laundry van, to the music from 'The Great Escape'.MuttleyCAFC said:This will go down in our history.
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I haven't emailed anyone.foresthillred said:
I think CARD were making a deliberate reference to the wording on the club's official statement. I hope you have emailed the club to point that out too.PL54 said:
"CARD posted on Twitter that they are not responsible for the form on Companies House."LouisMend said:Now on the BBC Sport website.
http://bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35532068
Does that mean that the site is actually called Companies House and it shouldn't be referred to as the Companies House Website ?
From what I can see standard terminology is to Post it on Companies House / Edit it on Companies House / Remove it from Companies House etc so you don't have to add website or .gov.uk etc. Not sure why it's not possessive though.
A bit like put it into Google. But perhaps Companies House aren't as big a brand, or a house.
So CARD were correct, as was the statement on the CAFC site. But not those that derided it out of instinct. I'll quote some examples in a minute.
I could of course be wrong though and in that case shouldn't have posted it on www.CharltonLife.com2 -
Here's oneAirman Brown said:Major comms blunder even acknowledging the story. Still not listening then, Katrien!
What does it even mean: "on Companies House"? On the roof?0 -
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What did you put on the envelope when you posted Katrien's resignation?PL54 said:
I haven't emailed anyone.foresthillred said:
I think CARD were making a deliberate reference to the wording on the club's official statement. I hope you have emailed the club to point that out too.PL54 said:
"CARD posted on Twitter that they are not responsible for the form on Companies House."LouisMend said:Now on the BBC Sport website.
http://bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35532068
Does that mean that the site is actually called Companies House and it shouldn't be referred to as the Companies House Website ?
From what I can see standard terminology is to Post it on Companies House / Edit it on Companies House / Remove it from Companies House etc so you don't have to add website or .gov.uk etc. Not sure why it's not possessive though.
A bit like put it into Google. But perhaps Companies House aren't as big a brand, or a house.
So CARD were correct, as was the statement on the CAFC site. But not those that derided it out of instinct. I'll quote some examples in a minute.
I could of course be wrong though and in that case shouldn't have posted it on www.CharltonLife.com1 -
AnotherLargeAddick said:Hilarious stuff. Whoever it was, good work. As AB says 'on Companies House', doesn't even make sense. Who puts this crap out?
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That was to stop people going to the ticket office.JohnnyH2 said:
I might be putting 2 and 2 together and coming up with 5, but my Dad was at The Valley today and the gates to the car park were locked with security on the gates. Roland in town may explain this, although total overkill from them once againcafc999 said:Jimmy stone reporting that RD is in town. Hopefully his taxi drove past our hoarding
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This is almost entirely perfect.
As a prank, it is high brow and hilarious in nature.
No sexism, no anti Belgian sentiment that anyone can get hold of, just a fantastic prank... No one can say that it is out of order or anything like that
Whoever did this is a Charlton Hero.13 -
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I thought they had ?MuttleyCAFC said:
Yes, somebody should write a sitcom about it allken_shabby said:
Along with a useless manager and his amusing sidekick CEO escaping from Colchester in a laundry van, to the music from 'The Great Escape'.MuttleyCAFC said:This will go down in our history.
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KM likes pranks (Sex on the Pitch)0
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Few in the dressing room shitting themselves as well.alan dugdale said:Have the fraud squad arrived yet ?
Easiest nick they'll ever have.
Large nosed woman masquerading as a CEO.14 -
You know, I look at that post and genuinely think, 'wow, this guy is really dedicated to spending his time achieving basically nothing,' and I kind of applaud you for that. But I do think, should your life take an upturn and you find yourself really busy with stuff to do and genuine conversation to have, you'll look back at posts like these and think "holy shit, I used to have way too much time on my hands."PL54 said:
I haven't emailed anyone.foresthillred said:
I think CARD were making a deliberate reference to the wording on the club's official statement. I hope you have emailed the club to point that out too.PL54 said:
"CARD posted on Twitter that they are not responsible for the form on Companies House."LouisMend said:Now on the BBC Sport website.
http://bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35532068
Does that mean that the site is actually called Companies House and it shouldn't be referred to as the Companies House Website ?
From what I can see standard terminology is to Post it on Companies House / Edit it on Companies House / Remove it from Companies House etc so you don't have to add website or .gov.uk etc. Not sure why it's not possessive though.
A bit like put it into Google. But perhaps Companies House aren't as big a brand, or a house.
So CARD were correct, as was the statement on the CAFC site. But not those that derided it out of instinct. I'll quote some examples in a minute.
I could of course be wrong though and in that case shouldn't have posted it on www.CharltonLife.com34 -
I like to think of it like this:JiMMy 85 said:
You know, I look at that post and genuinely think, 'wow, this guy is really dedicated to spending his time achieving basically nothing,' and I kind of applaud you for that. But I do think, should your life take an upturn and you find yourself really busy with stuff to do and genuine conversation to have, you'll look back at posts like these and think "holy shit, I used to have way too much time on my hands."PL54 said:
I haven't emailed anyone.foresthillred said:
I think CARD were making a deliberate reference to the wording on the club's official statement. I hope you have emailed the club to point that out too.PL54 said:
"CARD posted on Twitter that they are not responsible for the form on Companies House."LouisMend said:Now on the BBC Sport website.
http://bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35532068
Does that mean that the site is actually called Companies House and it shouldn't be referred to as the Companies House Website ?
From what I can see standard terminology is to Post it on Companies House / Edit it on Companies House / Remove it from Companies House etc so you don't have to add website or .gov.uk etc. Not sure why it's not possessive though.
A bit like put it into Google. But perhaps Companies House aren't as big a brand, or a house.
So CARD were correct, as was the statement on the CAFC site. But not those that derided it out of instinct. I'll quote some examples in a minute.
I could of course be wrong though and in that case shouldn't have posted it on www.CharltonLife.com
Lyrics to Diff'rent Strokes
Now, the world don't move to the beat of just one drum,
What might be right for you, may not be right for some.
But they got, Diff'rent Strokes. It takes,
Diff'rent Strokes. It takes,...1 -
Looks fine to me. At work I always say "look them up on companies house" and have never had a comprehension problem from anyone.PL54 said:
I haven't emailed anyone.foresthillred said:
I think CARD were making a deliberate reference to the wording on the club's official statement. I hope you have emailed the club to point that out too.PL54 said:
"CARD posted on Twitter that they are not responsible for the form on Companies House."LouisMend said:Now on the BBC Sport website.
http://bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35532068
Does that mean that the site is actually called Companies House and it shouldn't be referred to as the Companies House Website ?
From what I can see standard terminology is to Post it on Companies House / Edit it on Companies House / Remove it from Companies House etc so you don't have to add website or .gov.uk etc. Not sure why it's not possessive though.
A bit like put it into Google. But perhaps Companies House aren't as big a brand, or a house.
So CARD were correct, as was the statement on the CAFC site. But not those that derided it out of instinct. I'll quote some examples in a minute.
I could of course be wrong though and in that case shouldn't have posted it on www.CharltonLife.com1 -
Told you it would break in to the national medianth london addick said:Guys this is a great piece of PR for our cause, it's a quirky enough news item that the nationals and talk sport etc would run with it
CARD guys spread the word
Louis get it out ro the beeb
Louis top work championing it4 -
But that's the point: PL54 does march to the beat of his own drum.daveydanger said:
I like to think of it like this:JiMMy 85 said:
You know, I look at that post and genuinely think, 'wow, this guy is really dedicated to spending his time achieving basically nothing,' and I kind of applaud you for that. But I do think, should your life take an upturn and you find yourself really busy with stuff to do and genuine conversation to have, you'll look back at posts like these and think "holy shit, I used to have way too much time on my hands."PL54 said:
I haven't emailed anyone.foresthillred said:
I think CARD were making a deliberate reference to the wording on the club's official statement. I hope you have emailed the club to point that out too.PL54 said:
"CARD posted on Twitter that they are not responsible for the form on Companies House."LouisMend said:Now on the BBC Sport website.
http://bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35532068
Does that mean that the site is actually called Companies House and it shouldn't be referred to as the Companies House Website ?
From what I can see standard terminology is to Post it on Companies House / Edit it on Companies House / Remove it from Companies House etc so you don't have to add website or .gov.uk etc. Not sure why it's not possessive though.
A bit like put it into Google. But perhaps Companies House aren't as big a brand, or a house.
So CARD were correct, as was the statement on the CAFC site. But not those that derided it out of instinct. I'll quote some examples in a minute.
I could of course be wrong though and in that case shouldn't have posted it on www.CharltonLife.com
Lyrics to Diff'rent Strokes
Now, the world don't move to the beat of just one drum,
What might be right for you, may not be right for some.
But they got, Diff'rent Strokes. It takes,
Diff'rent Strokes. It takes,...
He might be wilfully contrary and bombastic at times but I often agree with his ridiculing of the histrionics and conspiracy theorists concerning all things Charlton.
Because he doesn't toe the CL line doesn't automatically make him a "troll' as the more precious posters would have you believe.
He's a bit different is all, but that doesn't sit easily with an awful lot of people on here.
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Nah, nice try Redskin but I'm not buying it.Redskin said:
But that's the point: PL54 does march to the beat of his own drum.daveydanger said:
I like to think of it like this:JiMMy 85 said:
You know, I look at that post and genuinely think, 'wow, this guy is really dedicated to spending his time achieving basically nothing,' and I kind of applaud you for that. But I do think, should your life take an upturn and you find yourself really busy with stuff to do and genuine conversation to have, you'll look back at posts like these and think "holy shit, I used to have way too much time on my hands."PL54 said:
I haven't emailed anyone.foresthillred said:
I think CARD were making a deliberate reference to the wording on the club's official statement. I hope you have emailed the club to point that out too.PL54 said:
"CARD posted on Twitter that they are not responsible for the form on Companies House."LouisMend said:Now on the BBC Sport website.
http://bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35532068
Does that mean that the site is actually called Companies House and it shouldn't be referred to as the Companies House Website ?
From what I can see standard terminology is to Post it on Companies House / Edit it on Companies House / Remove it from Companies House etc so you don't have to add website or .gov.uk etc. Not sure why it's not possessive though.
A bit like put it into Google. But perhaps Companies House aren't as big a brand, or a house.
So CARD were correct, as was the statement on the CAFC site. But not those that derided it out of instinct. I'll quote some examples in a minute.
I could of course be wrong though and in that case shouldn't have posted it on www.CharltonLife.com
Lyrics to Diff'rent Strokes
Now, the world don't move to the beat of just one drum,
What might be right for you, may not be right for some.
But they got, Diff'rent Strokes. It takes,
Diff'rent Strokes. It takes,...
He might be wilfully contrary and bombastic at times but I often agree with his ridiculing of the histrionics and conspiracy theorists concerning all things Charlton.
Because he doesn't toe the CL line doesn't automatically make him a "troll' as the more precious posters would have you believe.
He's a bit different is all, but that doesn't sit easily with an awful lot of people on here.
There are ways of maintaining a contrary or opposite position without always being supercilious, disdainful and taking obvious delight in getting under peoples skin16 -
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Can't believe I am going to do this
But I agree with redskin
Shit that don't sit well
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I find that comment very hurtful.nth london addick said:Can't believe I am going to do this
But I agree with redskin
Shit that don't sit well
But I like PL54
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The thing with all this extra curricular shit, is I'd have no problem with it if she was actually good at her job. 2nd from bottom and 2 seasons of moderate to shit football demonstrates that no matter how much she pushes/believes her own bollocks, she's been pissing useless....LuckyReds said:
Very good find.cabbles said:Upon lead sourcing I came across this company. Scroll to the second picture on the home page. She's everywhere except at the Valley doing what she's paid to do......
http://www.leadersconsulting.com/
I would be pissed if I hired a company name 'Leaders Consulting' and they sent me someone who couldn't even lead fish to water.
All these web summits and women in business stuff is fine if she's doing what she's paid to do, but she's failing at that. I would say the same of a young man in her position as well. She's not even a good example. In that photo, she's front of shot, you can make out Judy Murray who can actually say she's achieved something. She's managed her son's career and he's won grand slams. Katrien has overseen some misplaced garage being pumped out the bars in the north stand and installed a bloody sofa in a football ground. Judy Murray is a success and a good example for young women to aspire to, KM is massively out of her depth and shouldn't be lauded as a successful young woman in business.
Credit her achievements in Law, but that's for her family and friends to celebrate. Hold her up a successful business woman in the public is actually a joke.
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Don't be hurt it's not intended that way but we have hardly got on well in the past2
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Hate to break it to you @cabbles, but we are bottom, not second from.7
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We might have disagreed about things, but it was never personal. It's only the Internet, I couldn't be upset by anything that happens here.nth london addick said:Don't be hurt it's not intended that way but we have hardly got on well in the past
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"if she's doing what she's paid to do, but she's failing at that. I would say the same of a young man in her position as well."
Cabbles, the Nightmeire would be, if her boss thinks she's doing a good job?
The fact that she hasn't been sacked, tell me she is carrying out his remit.
That is so crazy, that each new day brings more surreal nonsense.
Alice in wonderland ?
Kat in blunderland.0 -
I bet the club are glad they relieved Louis of his reporting duties as its now just come back to bite them on the bum massively, no conflict of interest in getting this story out there in the national press without fear of retribution.
Big fat pat on the back for the person who made the call.12 -
Weegie Addick said:
Hate to break it to you @cabbles, but we are bottom, not second from.
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Redskin said:
We might have disagreed about things, but it was never personal. It's only the Internet, I couldn't be upset by anything that happens here.nth london addick said:Don't be hurt it's not intended that way but we have hardly got on well in the past
My post was not intended as a personal slight on your person redskin I apologise
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