1. We'll get rid of the plastics and have only true Charlton fans supporting the club.
2. Lots of new grounds to visit.
3. We can bring some of the youth team through without the pressure of having to play them in the Championship.
4. Fewer fans will mean that service will be faster at the Oak.
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I thought our messageboard was full of doom and gloom but yours takes it to another level!
I didn't think you were as bad as you are all saying - I think when you get thru this bad patch and settled with a permanent manager you'll be ok. Your squad has some really good players and when you get players like Zhi back it'll make a difference.
I am still nervous for our season as we are relying on too many loan players. Today there were 6 in our squad and when they all go back to their parent clubs I really don't know what we'll do.
I reckon we'll both be ok - my predictions for relegation are Doncaster, Forest and Norwich
Wished my bro was still alive as he loved Blackpool and always holidayed there, and was desperately wanting to see us play at Blackpool....;o(
Live, love, laugh and be happy!
Solidgone
Good luck for the rest of the season
signing off and going for a nice glass of red!
Goodnight!
thatsmeinthecorner
a chance to win more games and a more exciting league
real football real fans
can we claim the points, as i was led to believe you can only have 5 loan players in a squad.
Easier to get away.
Less queuing for a pie, a pint and a piss at half time.
More opportunities to have a change of seat at half time.
More chance that I'll recognise the name of a VG or Jackpot winner (though I still think it's made up).
I thought our messageboard was full of doom and gloom but yours takes it to another level!
I am still nervous for our season as we are relying on too many loan players.[b]Today there were 6 in our squad[/b]and when they all go back to their parent clubs I really don't know what we'll do.
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can we claim the points, as i was led to believe you can only have 5 loan players in a squad.[/quote]
nice try but 'fraid not Paulbaconsarnie - we thought the same thing earlier but because one of them is from a foreign country (Scotland!) it doesn't count!!! (you couldn't make it up could you?!)
At first I thought this post had been bumped from May 2007.....
Lets not be under any illusion about what would happen should we be relegated. The last time we dropped down to the 3rd tier ('72) our attendances fell dramatically and it took almost 25yrs (granted we had the ground share thing) for them to get back to anywhere near a level that would allow this football club to think and act pro-actively.
Can't help envying fans of clubs like Blackpool a bit at the moment, fewer expectations and every season they stay up they'll get a little bit stronger and be able to dream a little bit longer.
I really worry that we just won't be strong enough to survive a drop into the third division - the new Sky/BBC TV deal which kicks in next season also means we'll suffer a bigger drop in income too.
Thats what scares me......
I appreciate I have gone a bit on the dark side, and of coures id support charlton in the conference and still try and find a link to commentary.....
Onwards and up wards... Hope the players find a way to win one nil, completely against the run of play, with one off someones backside.....
that's what you would think but it never is the case. Blackpool fans are more split than us, between the 'never had it so good camp' and those anti the chairman, who frequently protest or stay away. They were nearly 2,000 home fans down from when we played them last season.
We where in the 3rd tier in '81 not sure what the attendance were like compared to the season before. Went straight back up in the first season.
Youre right. My excuse is I was only 8
But if that is where my team end up, then i will always follow.
Didn't realise that, forgot about the charming Oyston family.
Jeff Stelling was saying on saturday that every game doncaster have won this season has been by 1-0. Its enough at the moment for sure.
- season ticket prices will drop
- more games in the third division
- far less moaners and booers
- we might actually have a decent home season
- a chance to rebuild without necessarily worrying about relegation
- what little money we do have will go further
- god it's desperate