My away day at Gillingham on Saturday
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hahahahaha you are joking I take it ?killerandflash said:
I guess due to the unique circumstances of the club exiled to Selhurst, and its incredibly focused support, my impression is that we had very little of that element in the late 80s and early 90s.alan dugdale said:I haven't read the whole thread so I may be repeating something, maybe not - Swisdom, were you around in the 70s - 80s ? Behaviour in football grounds has improved beyond belief since those days. I would be more surprised if I went to a game and heard no swearing.
I was there for "Battle of the Bridge" but with all the madness and violence from the Chelsea fans, there was little coming from the Charlton fans. Other away matches, rather than shouting abuse and c*nt at everyone, everyone was singing about The Valley0 -
You obviously weren't at Villers Street before the game or Earls court afterkillerandflash said:
In the circumstances "acceptable" self defence. It wasn't us starting it though, or provoking themCovered End said:
Err, the Chelsea fans that were in our end got a bit of a hiding.killerandflash said:
I was there for "Battle of the Bridge" but with all the madness and violence from the Chelsea fans, there was little coming from the Charlton fans.alan dugdale said:I haven't read the whole thread so I may be repeating something, maybe not - Swisdom, were you around in the 70s - 80s ? Behaviour in football grounds has improved beyond belief since those days. I would be more surprised if I went to a game and heard no swearing.
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When Rileys in Lewisham/ladywell was open my mate and I put that song on loop on the jukebox for an hour. Of course we were doing it to wind everyone up and see if anyone reacted. It's quite a good game to play with any song really. You just need a jukebox and a crowd of peoplecharltonbob said:
Everyday is like Sundaysatsuma27 said:I heard one moron, who looked like he'd had a few lines of coke to go with his beer, giving Jonny Jackson all the abuse under the sun. "Jackson you useless cunt, we've paid a lot of money for this shit, you useless cunt" were his exact words. JJ didn't set foot on the pitch ffs. Come armageddon, come armageddon come.
This Eastern European girl working there was doing her nut by about the 5th time it came on. That's the queue to keep it going2 -
a bit harsh on me but fair comment in all honesty , never been called a douchbag beforecharltonbob said:
Heyyyyy douchbag ooh ahh I wanna knowwwohoh why you're such a lady garden .............. you can see why they don't use that term anymore can't you.soapy_jones said:
I believe the term in 1962 was "lady garden"clb74 said:
Did you use the word c@nt thoughBaldybonce said:
I'm afraid it did used to. About 45 years ago in the Kent cup Gillingham was left looking like Aleppo and the train back was dismantled by the time it got to Charlton.kafka said:
Didn't used to though. I agree with you, won't go to local away games now as our support has become just like everything I used to hate about Millwall's.DA9 said:Wouldn't take my little boy to Palarase & Smallwall (home or away) or gills away
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Not sure if that's a whoosh or not but not aimed at you oohaah, just a slight remix of protesters song hey roland I wanna know why you're such a cnut .......... I won't give up my day joboohaahmortimer said:
a bit harsh on me but fair comment in all honesty , never been called a douchbag beforecharltonbob said:
Heyyyyy douchbag ooh ahh I wanna knowwwohoh why you're such a lady garden .............. you can see why they don't use that term anymore can't you.soapy_jones said:
I believe the term in 1962 was "lady garden"clb74 said:
Did you use the word c@nt thoughBaldybonce said:
I'm afraid it did used to. About 45 years ago in the Kent cup Gillingham was left looking like Aleppo and the train back was dismantled by the time it got to Charlton.kafka said:
Didn't used to though. I agree with you, won't go to local away games now as our support has become just like everything I used to hate about Millwall's.DA9 said:Wouldn't take my little boy to Palarase & Smallwall (home or away) or gills away
I know who it attracts and what will happen, always does, always will1 -
charltonbob said:
Not sure if that's a whoosh or not but not aimed at you oohaah, just a slight remix of protesters song hey roland I wanna know why you're such a cnut .......... I won't give up my day joboohaahmortimer said:
a bit harsh on me but fair comment in all honesty , never been called a douchbag beforecharltonbob said:
Heyyyyy douchbag ooh ahh I wanna knowwwohoh why you're such a lady garden .............. you can see why they don't use that term anymore can't you.soapy_jones said:
I believe the term in 1962 was "lady garden"clb74 said:
Did you use the word c@nt thoughBaldybonce said:
I'm afraid it did used to. About 45 years ago in the Kent cup Gillingham was left looking like Aleppo and the train back was dismantled by the time it got to Charlton.kafka said:
Didn't used to though. I agree with you, won't go to local away games now as our support has become just like everything I used to hate about Millwall's.DA9 said:Wouldn't take my little boy to Palarase & Smallwall (home or away) or gills away
I know who it attracts and what will happen, always does, always will
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All I could hear was "We are the metropolitan elite, you Brexit-voting scum" - surprisingly erudite from the Charlton massive to my mind.6
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I miss the days of people chanting 'Hydro-electric Power Station'0
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not really sure why the word c--t is a term of nastiness ,ridicule and bile ??? i thing like the N word should be excluded from our vocab immediately and the wird Corbyn substituted. As in " what a fucking total Corbyn you are".
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He's better not go to Dubai for his holiday:satsuma27 said:I heard one moron, who looked like he'd had a few lines of coke to go with his beer, giving Jonny Jackson all the abuse under the sun. "Jackson you useless cunt, we've paid a lot of money for this shit, you useless cunt" were his exact words. JJ didn't set foot on the pitch ffs. Come armageddon, come armageddon come.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leicestershire-41345036
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no doubt that away games not too far from SE7 attract a coke (or more likely sulphate) snorting and cheap booze guzzling yob youth faction with only a limited interest in the game and football in general ..
they are generally a fucking nuisance and have no respect for the real fans who attend a lot of games .. Oxford last year (check the posts on that one) is a good example5 -
Er.. excuse me, I prefer rather expensive booze thank you very much!Lincsaddick said:no doubt that away games not too far from SE7 attract a coke (or more likely sulphate) snorting and cheap booze guzzling yob youth faction with only a limited interest in the game and football in general ..
they are generally a fucking nuisance and have no respect for the real fans who attend a lot of games .. Oxford last year (check the posts on that one) is a good example
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What makes them not real fans then ?Lincsaddick said:no doubt that away games not too far from SE7 attract a coke (or more likely sulphate) snorting and cheap booze guzzling yob youth faction with only a limited interest in the game and football in general ..
they are generally a fucking nuisance and have no respect for the real fans who attend a lot of games .. Oxford last year (check the posts on that one) is a good example1 -
They don't attend a lot of games.J BLOCK said:
What makes them not real fans then ?Lincsaddick said:no doubt that away games not too far from SE7 attract a coke (or more likely sulphate) snorting and cheap booze guzzling yob youth faction with only a limited interest in the game and football in general ..
they are generally a fucking nuisance and have no respect for the real fans who attend a lot of games .. Oxford last year (check the posts on that one) is a good example
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Don't bite Lincs!1
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If you attend a lot of games and drink cheap booze and snort stuff are you a proper fan then?0
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Yes.BR7_addick said:If you attend a lot of games and drink cheap booze and snort stuff are you a proper fan then?
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Not fishing, he talks about 'real fans' but A. What makes a real fan and B. Who is he to judge.ElfsborgAddick said:Don't bite Lincs!
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how many away games do you usually attend during a season ? ..J BLOCK said:
Not fishing, he talks about 'real fans' but A. What makes a real fan and B. Who is he to judge.ElfsborgAddick said:Don't bite Lincs!
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I think I need to recharge my battery.Lincsaddick said:
how many away games do you usually attend during a season ? ..J BLOCK said:
Not fishing, he talks about 'real fans' but A. What makes a real fan and B. Who is he to judge.ElfsborgAddick said:Don't bite Lincs!
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Answer the questionLincsaddick said:
how many away games do you usually attend during a season ? ..J BLOCK said:
Not fishing, he talks about 'real fans' but A. What makes a real fan and B. Who is he to judge.ElfsborgAddick said:Don't bite Lincs!
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I think it was meant in the context of behaving themselves.J BLOCK said:
Answer the questionLincsaddick said:
how many away games do you usually attend during a season ? ..J BLOCK said:
Not fishing, he talks about 'real fans' but A. What makes a real fan and B. Who is he to judge.ElfsborgAddick said:Don't bite Lincs!
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and 'judge'? .. I 'judge' people on their behaviour and the way they interact with other people .. there are a lot of CAFC fans, young and old, who attend a lot of away games and I 'judge' them to be REAL FANS .. some of them might like a good drink and perhaps something stronger, they might f and blind and be raucous, they are out for a good time and to watch the game and support the team ..J BLOCK said:
Not fishing, he talks about 'real fans' but A. What makes a real fan and B. Who is he to judge.ElfsborgAddick said:Don't bite Lincs!
BUT they do not abuse other quieter or older CAFC fans, throw flares or full plastic bottles around inside the stadium, pick fights with security men/stewards .. generally they know who is playing in a CAFC shirt .. these are, I 'judge' real fans
as I typed above, at several games I've been to which are not too far from the Valley, there has been an unruly element of usually youngsters which is plainly just there to cause a little bit of trouble, have a laugh at anyone's expense and they tend to neither have any respect for fellow spectators or indeed to know much about football in general and CAFC in particular .. these I 'judge' not to be real CAFC fans ... does that answer your ? ?5 -
so how many away games for you ?J BLOCK said:
Answer the questionLincsaddick said:
how many away games do you usually attend during a season ? ..J BLOCK said:
Not fishing, he talks about 'real fans' but A. What makes a real fan and B. Who is he to judge.ElfsborgAddick said:Don't bite Lincs!
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Not really. Who are you to judge who is a real fan or not?Lincsaddick said:
and 'judge'? .. I 'judge' people on their behaviour and the way they interact with other people .. there are a lot of CAFC fans, young and old, who attend a lot of away games and I 'judge' them to be REAL FANS .. some of them might like a good drink and perhaps something stronger, they might f and blind and be raucous, they are out for a good time and to watch the game and support the team ..J BLOCK said:
Not fishing, he talks about 'real fans' but A. What makes a real fan and B. Who is he to judge.ElfsborgAddick said:Don't bite Lincs!
BUT they do not abuse other quieter or older CAFC fans, throw flares or full plastic bottles around inside the stadium, pick fights with security men/stewards .. generally they know who is playing in a CAFC shirt .. these are, I 'judge' real fans
as I typed above, at several games I've been to which are not too far from the Valley, there has been an unruly element of usually youngsters which is plainly just there to cause a little bit of trouble, have a laugh at anyone's expense and they tend to neither have any respect for fellow spectators or indeed to know much about football in general and CAFC in particular .. these I 'judge' not to be real CAFC fans ... does that answer your ? ?
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No longer a season ticket holder, due to Roland. However, i've been to every home game this season and every away bar Rotherham and Oldham.Lincsaddick said:
so how many away games for you ?J BLOCK said:
Answer the questionLincsaddick said:
how many away games do you usually attend during a season ? ..J BLOCK said:
Not fishing, he talks about 'real fans' but A. What makes a real fan and B. Who is he to judge.ElfsborgAddick said:Don't bite Lincs!
Let's hope I constitute as a real fan aye.0 -
you're repeating yourself ... think of something else and 'judge' is your word not mine .. I CHOOSE to think what I think and if you don't like it ? .. hard luckJ BLOCK said:
Not really. Who are you to judge who is a real fan or not?Lincsaddick said:
and 'judge'? .. I 'judge' people on their behaviour and the way they interact with other people .. there are a lot of CAFC fans, young and old, who attend a lot of away games and I 'judge' them to be REAL FANS .. some of them might like a good drink and perhaps something stronger, they might f and blind and be raucous, they are out for a good time and to watch the game and support the team ..J BLOCK said:
Not fishing, he talks about 'real fans' but A. What makes a real fan and B. Who is he to judge.ElfsborgAddick said:Don't bite Lincs!
BUT they do not abuse other quieter or older CAFC fans, throw flares or full plastic bottles around inside the stadium, pick fights with security men/stewards .. generally they know who is playing in a CAFC shirt .. these are, I 'judge' real fans
as I typed above, at several games I've been to which are not too far from the Valley, there has been an unruly element of usually youngsters which is plainly just there to cause a little bit of trouble, have a laugh at anyone's expense and they tend to neither have any respect for fellow spectators or indeed to know much about football in general and CAFC in particular .. these I 'judge' not to be real CAFC fans ... does that answer your ? ?1 -
Yep, I just think you have no right, like anyone on here (myself included), to determine what a real fan looks like.Lincsaddick said:
you're repeating yourself ... think of something else and 'judge' is your word not mine .. I CHOOSE to think what I think and if you don't like it ? .. hard luckJ BLOCK said:
Not really. Who are you to judge who is a real fan or not?Lincsaddick said:
and 'judge'? .. I 'judge' people on their behaviour and the way they interact with other people .. there are a lot of CAFC fans, young and old, who attend a lot of away games and I 'judge' them to be REAL FANS .. some of them might like a good drink and perhaps something stronger, they might f and blind and be raucous, they are out for a good time and to watch the game and support the team ..J BLOCK said:
Not fishing, he talks about 'real fans' but A. What makes a real fan and B. Who is he to judge.ElfsborgAddick said:Don't bite Lincs!
BUT they do not abuse other quieter or older CAFC fans, throw flares or full plastic bottles around inside the stadium, pick fights with security men/stewards .. generally they know who is playing in a CAFC shirt .. these are, I 'judge' real fans
as I typed above, at several games I've been to which are not too far from the Valley, there has been an unruly element of usually youngsters which is plainly just there to cause a little bit of trouble, have a laugh at anyone's expense and they tend to neither have any respect for fellow spectators or indeed to know much about football in general and CAFC in particular .. these I 'judge' not to be real CAFC fans ... does that answer your ? ?0
