Strangest fans you've seen at Charlton?
Anyone else got any funny or strange stories about Charlton "fans" over the years?
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How long have you got ?21
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This should run longer than the Brexit thread13
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Most of the upper north



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There was some boring geriatric guy with duct tape shoes who turned up a couple of times three years ago.16
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I saw my old maths teacher at a game once. He was odd.0
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John thinks he's important but he's notbellz2002 said:I've met a Charlton fan who is in Katrien's inner circle. Well at least that's what he thinks. She probably just thinks he's round her little finger.
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There was a bald guy with glasses, all leather, and stab proof vest on, see him in the north stand and the lib1
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Yeah that's the one, calls everyone a communist or something0
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Knew it was one of them!0
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For many years I sat in front of a lady who just said "kick it" virtually all game.9
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Sounds like a plod0
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Saw my old maths teacher at a game once. He's meant to be a Spurs fan. I thought something doesn't add up.bellz2002 said:I saw my old maths teacher at a game once. He was odd.
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Palace fans are pretty strange.0
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Norwich.1
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Haven't been to a game in a while but regularly have seen an alcoholic bloke who hangs around the North lower concourse before the game and at half time. Waits for people to go to their seats and finishes the dregs of beer they leave. Quite a sad sight really.0 -
Bloke used to sit behind me and called us Charlton. Kept telling him the T is silent but he wouldn't av it.11
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I used to sit behind an American chap and his two kids. He was a really nice guy, those were good times. But I'll always remember him for how excited he got on one occasion, whooping and cheering, cos the ball went over the top of the West Stand.
There's also guy (possibly on here) from the front of the north upper who is consistently the angriest man I've ever seen.9 -
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Woman behind me at the Sheffield Utd FA cup game spent the whole match shouting "CENTRALLY DEFEND".Talal said:For many years I sat in front of a lady who just said "kick it" virtually all game.
Now think about it every time we concede a goal through the middle.15 -
I remember a guy behind me used to shout "TAKE HIS LEGS OUT" constantly. I wonder what he thought of that famous Sam Sodje sending off...Leeds_Addick said:
Woman behind me at the Sheffield Utd FA cup game spent the whole match shouting "CENTRALLY DEFEND".Talal said:For many years I sat in front of a lady who just said "kick it" virtually all game.
Now think about it every time we concede a goal through the middle.0 -
a goal scored by us1
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He's not giving any money to the regime though. The beer is poor so he probably reaps the benefit of a bit of backwash added in.DRAddick said:
Haven't been to a game in a while but regularly have seen an alcoholic bloke who hangs around the North lower concourse before the game and at half time. Waits for people to go to their seats and finishes the dregs of beer they leave. Quite a sad sight really.2 -
I sit in the North Lower this season but can always hear him (we're both pretty central I think) - utterly barmy of course but it was a joy to hear him rave at Ched Evans fairly unbrokenly for 45 minutesJiMMy 85 said:There's also guy (possibly on here) from the front of the north upper who is consistently the angriest man I've ever seen.
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This. But strange wasn't strong enough, imo. There used to be someone on here that defended him, which I could never quite believe. Definitely a personality disorder or two going on there.smudge7946 said:Oxford.
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My old maths teacher goes to games, Mr. Peck. He is far from odd.bellz2002 said:I saw my old maths teacher at a game once. He was odd.
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Not when I drink itDaveStorry said:Bloke used to sit behind me and called us Charlton. Kept telling him the T is silent but he wouldn't av it.
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