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Talking of pitch invasions...
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RaplhMilne said:Terry Naylor said:If we do go to the play offs and we win our home leg will the club let us bless the pitch to celebrate?
What do you think?
Or maybe you're too old to remember it?10 -
Airman Brown said:bobmunro said:Preston home 1975It was the game that cemented my love affair with Charlton.3
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CoveredEndAndy said:Airman Brown said:bobmunro said:Preston home 1975It was the game that cemented my love affair with Charlton.1
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Airman Brown said:bobmunro said:Preston home 19750
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RaplhMilne said:blackpool72 said:Chesterfield away in 74 was a proper pitch invasion.
The youth today have no ideaRaplhMilne said:blackpool72 said:Chesterfield away in 74 was a proper pitch invasion.
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stonemuse said:Airman Brown said:bobmunro said:Preston home 19750
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Airman Brown said:bobmunro said:Preston home 19752
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That Preston night was so special - just 15 at the time and my first taste of glory! "On the pitch, on the pitch!"1
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Sunderland when the Jimmy Seed was closed was interesting 😉2
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killerandflash said:My problem with pitch invasions, is the safety of the opposition players. It might not feel very spontaneous, but they should be allowed off the pitch first, as there will always be home fans who start abusing them, and that's when it can get nasty.
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Not to mention that Godden was literally on the floor in the 6 yard box when the ref blew for full time. Blew my mind that he’d do that when you could already see the home fans over the advertising boards8
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killerandflash said:killerandflash said:My problem with pitch invasions, is the safety of the opposition players. It might not feel very spontaneous, but they should be allowed off the pitch first, as there will always be home fans who start abusing them, and that's when it can get nasty.1
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The only Charlton player I saw leave the pitch was TC.0
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Covered End said:The only Charlton player I saw leave the pitch was TC.0
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I saw Godden, Edwards, and Docherty who all applauded the Charlton fans in that narrow strip between us and the stewards.4
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killerandflash said:I saw Godden, Edwards, and Docherty who all applauded the Charlton fans in that narrow strip between us and the stewards.0
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Uboat said:CoveredEndAndy said:Airman Brown said:bobmunro said:Preston home 1975It was the game that cemented my love affair with Charlton.0
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JustFloydRoad said:2
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They have to do that. Nowt will happen though to individuals (other than a fine to the club)6
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Off_it said:RaplhMilne said:Terry Naylor said:If we do go to the play offs and we win our home leg will the club let us bless the pitch to celebrate?
What do you think?
Or maybe you're too old to remember it?4 -
JustFloydRoad said:23
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I know some people have weird fetishes but if there's a few nice divots I hope no one does actually enter the pitch tonight...edit unless we win of course then go for it.1
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Token gesture statement.
They're not going to ban 5k+ people who run on. Was anyone banned after Doncaster?0 -
Never make it on there with my knees0
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I’d probably end up with a groin strain trying to get over the hoardings.2
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Too far down from the back of the Curbs stand.
I'd rather invade one of the exec boxes and steal some booze!4 -
JustFloydRoad said:
Roland still bring a keyboard warrior in the old people's home1 -
Celebrate with your own players and fans. Don't go over to the away end to abuse the opposition fans, that's not right.
A few Wrexham fans did that to us last month, dickhead behaviour.17 -
That went well8