We deserve relegation
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I can't even go to games at the moment due to other commitments but listening with the radio on in the background I don't even get excited when we score or bothered when we concede.
A few seasons ago I'd be doing knee slides across the living room floor and the whole street would hear me celebrating. Completely lost interest.7 -
It seems to be that some of our fans wont be happy until we are relegated...
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But then if we get relegated, will those fans have gone?0
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We're only 14 points away from the playoffs...7
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I am with Ricky on this... The board deserve to taste relegation and League 1.... They are ripping the heart out of this club2
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OK let's get real...just where are the points needed coming from with the toothless teams we send out every week. League 1 is on the horizon and if that happens we could go into free-fall 'cos all these Euro-rubbish players will not be hanging around to pick up the pieces. Roland and whoever is on the touchline will play kids and cheap over-the-hill journeymen. I for one, will not be around to watch the further decline of a great club!0
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I quite liked league 1. Lots of honest clubs, for some of whom this was the highest they were ever likely to get. Quirky little grounds, ramshackle "hospitality" and towns where the football club wasn't the biggest thing in town.4
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So did i to be fair but that was when we had a identity we could relate to.Wheresmeticket? said:I quite liked league 1. Lots of honest clubs, for some of whom this was the highest they were ever likely to get. Quirky little grounds, ramshackle "hospitality" and towns where the football club wasn't the biggest thing in town.
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I think if we went to L1 we'd have that back soon enough, once all the saleable assets were gone.Bedsaddick said:
So did i to be fair but that was when we had a identity we could relate to.Wheresmeticket? said:I quite liked league 1. Lots of honest clubs, for some of whom this was the highest they were ever likely to get. Quirky little grounds, ramshackle "hospitality" and towns where the football club wasn't the biggest thing in town.
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I quite enjoyed League One as well, at least we were winning every now and then. Doesn't mean I want to go back there though.4
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I tell you what, if Plymouth get promoted I'd be able to go to one game a season for less than £100. Got to be worth it for that.0
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I'm so glad I mostly go to away games with a bunch of supporters who really get behind their team through good and bad performances, keep a good sense of humour and don't berate players at every opportunity. For me this is Charlton, the supporters. Players and managers will come and go whoever they are. I had a great day with my family at Wolves only a week ago and watched a strong committed team with players I was proud of.3
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"The passion and spirit of the club continual to evaporate" lolhoof_it_up_to_benty said:Another poor display and the usual collapse at the end. Hopeless at defending set pieces and waste nearly every free kick and corner we get.
Saddest thing of the lot is I'm starting to lose interest and watch games with an air of resignation. Players like the fans seem to be going through the motions.
The passion and spirit of the club continues to evaporate......
Never thought I'd feel like this.
Passion and spirit. Two words you wouldnt normally associate with Charltin athletic0 -
Pulis was right, palace are the biggest club in South London. Hurts you that doesn't it? We on the other hand couldn't give a shit. Millwall FC, biggest small club out there. (Ask any Chelsea spurs or arsenal fan who they'd rather draw in the cup, Millwall or Charlton. There's your answer)shirty5 said:
15274paulie8290 said:if we get a battering next week away to Boro I dread to think what the attendance for Norwich will be
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The three teams that go down are the ones that "deserve" relegation, everyone else has earned the right to stay up due to their points haul.1
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Why are you on our forumMillwallFan said:
"The passion and spirit of the club continual to evaporate" lolhoof_it_up_to_benty said:Another poor display and the usual collapse at the end. Hopeless at defending set pieces and waste nearly every free kick and corner we get.
Saddest thing of the lot is I'm starting to lose interest and watch games with an air of resignation. Players like the fans seem to be going through the motions.
The passion and spirit of the club continues to evaporate......
Never thought I'd feel like this.
Passion and spirit. Two words you wouldnt normally associate with Charltin athletic1 -
They won at long last. Millwall Fan if you say you don't give a shit enough times you will believe it.1
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ZZZZzzzzz.........MillwallFan said:
Pulis was right, palace are the biggest club in South London. Hurts you that doesn't it? We on the other hand couldn't give a shit. Millwall FC, biggest small club out there. (Ask any Chelsea spurs or arsenal fan who they'd rather draw in the cup, Millwall or Charlton. There's your answer)shirty5 said:
15274paulie8290 said:if we get a battering next week away to Boro I dread to think what the attendance for Norwich will be
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if it wasn't for the scum I'd be living in footballing hell atm0
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For a club who supposedly don't care what people think of you, you are sure bothered what people think of you in the cup.MillwallFan said:
Pulis was right, palace are the biggest club in South London. Hurts you that doesn't it? We on the other hand couldn't give a shit. Millwall FC, biggest small club out there. (Ask any Chelsea spurs or arsenal fan who they'd rather draw in the cup, Millwall or Charlton. There's your answer)shirty5 said:
15274paulie8290 said:if we get a battering next week away to Boro I dread to think what the attendance for Norwich will be
"No one likes us we don't care, unlessweaskyouwhoyouwouldpreferinthecup"3 - Sponsored links:
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Blimey didn't take long to come out of the woodwork Millwall, one win and your cock of the North.0
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Probably charlton to be honest.MillwallFan said:
Pulis was right, palace are the biggest club in South London. Hurts you that doesn't it? We on the other hand couldn't give a shit. Millwall FC, biggest small club out there. (Ask any Chelsea spurs or arsenal fan who they'd rather draw in the cup, Millwall or Charlton. There's your answer)shirty5 said:
15274paulie8290 said:if we get a battering next week away to Boro I dread to think what the attendance for Norwich will be
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Yep bet chelsea were quacking in their boots before bradford annihilated you!0
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or just a cock.Mendonca In Asdas said:Blimey didn't take long to come out of the woodwork Millwall, one win and your cock of the North.
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Also just asked an Arsenal fan and his response:
"Why would I want Millwall and their fleas anywhere near my stadium?"3 -
The bizarre thing about this league is genuinely how tight it is in the bottom half. The fact that we'd have gone up 6 places with a win, as there are 6 teams on 34 points says it all. Are any of the teams above feeling smug, i think not. Our form is the worst in the league and probably has been since October. Despite the early optimism, with a run of 13 unbeaten, there were too few wins and that is something that has yet to be resolved. Almost every club in the league has won more than us and all of them recently. We have dropped off a cliff, which is odd after showing early promise. The sad thing is a few wins would see us in a comfortable league position and create some positive feelings again. The drop zone is such a depressing place to be that we can't afford to get any closer as our team doe not appear to have the quality or spirit to drag us back out again.0
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Lets be honest before RD and before powell was sacked we were poor and relegation material. When riga was put in charge we were fortunate to stay up. Its not as though he all of a sudden got us playing great football but it was just enough. Peeters gave us hope briefly at the beginning of the season but loss of form could not be turned around. Now luzon in charge we are in the same boat with the same players. We have some good players but even those don't seem to be up for it any more. Fans losing confidence. There is a bad feeling all round at the valley. Don't believe its all RDs doing as it was there before he took over. Financially he has saved us coz we were in trouble which is a fact. But his vision of this network is not good enough and his stubbornness to stick to this vision will destroy us. If he mixed his network with experienced championship players they could be affective. But all network players is not enough. Vetokele and gudmundsson yes I know were not from the network direct but they were scouted by the same network. So you can get the odd good one. Though vetokele right off form.
Confidence needs a lift. Some quality signings would help but I fear what we will end up with.
I still love the club and will support them to the end.1 -
Bore off. I thought no one liked you?MillwallFan said:
Pulis was right, palace are the biggest club in South London. Hurts you that doesn't it? We on the other hand couldn't give a shit. Millwall FC, biggest small club out there. (Ask any Chelsea spurs or arsenal fan who they'd rather draw in the cup, Millwall or Charlton. There's your answer)shirty5 said:
15274paulie8290 said:if we get a battering next week away to Boro I dread to think what the attendance for Norwich will be
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but he don't care.mrbligh said:
Bore off. I thought no one liked you?MillwallFan said:
Pulis was right, palace are the biggest club in South London. Hurts you that doesn't it? We on the other hand couldn't give a shit. Millwall FC, biggest small club out there. (Ask any Chelsea spurs or arsenal fan who they'd rather draw in the cup, Millwall or Charlton. There's your answer)shirty5 said:
15274paulie8290 said:if we get a battering next week away to Boro I dread to think what the attendance for Norwich will be
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Bums on Charlton seats will be under 10k regardless of next Saturday.paulie8290 said:if we get a battering next week away to Boro I dread to think what the attendance for Norwich will be
Norwich will probably bring 1500.0
