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At Least Someone Scores at The Valley! (Advert shown red card by watchdog, pg. 19)
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thisWSS said:Imagine what we'd be saying if Palace had done it...
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I'm indifferent but certainly not wetting my knickers about it. Sam Bartram's statue will not be weeping tears of sorrow tonight and our kids will not grow up to become feckless crack addicks because our wonderful club has come up with a somewhat racy and different marketing ploy which has garnered a wide audience.stevietwells said:
So you're happy that we have "national attention" as a result of a Nuts magazine style stunt intended to promote The Valley as a high calibre recreation ground?RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
It is a bit of seaside postcard humour. It's not as if they've stuck a Charlton badge on the director's cut of 50 shades of grey.razil said:I joked about this on another thread but am appalled to hear it may have actually been the club, sorry to get all Daily Mail but thought we were supposed to be a family club
We are a family club but not everyone of us sees this sort of thing as an affront to people's morals. Pretty tacky yes but I can't recall another football marketing ploy, certainly not a Charlton one, that has garnered so much national attention as this did today.
Now people up and down the country know the pitch is available. Objective achieved.
Even suggests we are a club with a sense of humour and God forbid, perhaps even developing a bit of personality.
But then again my humour is more Paul Whitehouse than Mary Whitehouse
Cue the "Why don't you faaaark off dahn the road to Millwall Rodney if you are not offended by the mere humorous suggestion of a bit of slap and tickle" posts
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i dunno, seems like you're the one being a bit sensitive to me.floydroadfaithfull said:There's obviously a lot of people on here who arnt getting any or have the sense of humour of a goldfish
It's realy not that big a deal to get so uptight over
Some people are so sensitive
Get a grip
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Hey, no TW prejudice please! Found it funny until realised it was put out by club.Absurdistan said:hahaha spot the anti Roland brigade suddenly turning in to Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells.
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should we get cheerleaders and the whole of the north upper to wear black and play goal music then?RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
I'm indifferent but certainly not wetting my knickers about it. Jimmy Seed's statue will not be weeping tears of sorrow tonight and our kids will not grow up to become feckless crack addicks because our wonderful club has come up with a somewhat racy and different marketing ploy which has garnered a wide audience.stevietwells said:
So you're happy that we have "national attention" as a result of a Nuts magazine style stunt intended to promote The Valley as a high calibre recreation ground?RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
It is a bit of seaside postcard humour. It's not as if they've stuck a Charlton badge on the director's cut of 50 shades of grey.razil said:I joked about this on another thread but am appalled to hear it may have actually been the club, sorry to get all Daily Mail but thought we were supposed to be a family club
We are a family club but not everyone of us sees this sort of thing as an affront to people's morals. Pretty tacky yes but I can't recall another football marketing ploy, certainly not a Charlton one, that has garnered so much national attention as this did today.
Now people up and down the country know the pitch is available. Objective achieved.
Even suggests we are a club with a sense of humour and God forbid, perhaps even developing a bit of personality.
But then again my humour is more Paul Whitehouse than Mary Whitehouse
Cue the "Why don't you faaaark off dahn the road to Millwall Rodney if you are not offended by the mere humorous suggestion of a bit of slap and tickle" posts
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Well I'm anti Roland but I think it's a very clever bit of PR. Not very Charlton I'll admit, but a fantastic bit of marketing nonetheless. Impressed!10
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Would be shocked that those spotty nigels, would even know what to do with a women.WSS said:Imagine what we'd be saying if Palace had done it...
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That says more about the ridiculous two sided nature of football fans than anything to do with the campaign to be honest.WSS said:Imagine what we'd be saying if Palace had done it...
Well The Valley is never going to be a high calibre recreation ground is it in all honesty?stevietwells said:
So you're happy that we have "national attention" as a result of a Nuts magazine style stunt intended to promote The Valley as a high calibre recreation ground?
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That is epic, the BBC were in on it too! Brilliant!3
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No. That would be completely ***tish.kentaddick said:
should we get cheerleaders and the whole of the north upper to wear black and play goal music then?RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
I'm indifferent but certainly not wetting my knickers about it. Jimmy Seed's statue will not be weeping tears of sorrow tonight and our kids will not grow up to become feckless crack addicks because our wonderful club has come up with a somewhat racy and different marketing ploy which has garnered a wide audience.stevietwells said:
So you're happy that we have "national attention" as a result of a Nuts magazine style stunt intended to promote The Valley as a high calibre recreation ground?RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
It is a bit of seaside postcard humour. It's not as if they've stuck a Charlton badge on the director's cut of 50 shades of grey.razil said:I joked about this on another thread but am appalled to hear it may have actually been the club, sorry to get all Daily Mail but thought we were supposed to be a family club
We are a family club but not everyone of us sees this sort of thing as an affront to people's morals. Pretty tacky yes but I can't recall another football marketing ploy, certainly not a Charlton one, that has garnered so much national attention as this did today.
Now people up and down the country know the pitch is available. Objective achieved.
Even suggests we are a club with a sense of humour and God forbid, perhaps even developing a bit of personality.
But then again my humour is more Paul Whitehouse than Mary Whitehouse
Cue the "Why don't you faaaark off dahn the road to Millwall Rodney if you are not offended by the mere humorous suggestion of a bit of slap and tickle" posts
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It ain't the subject matter, mate, I shared it on my FB before I knew it was put out by the club. I just think it cheapens us and the way we're perceived-particularly as it seems to be successful.RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
I'm indifferent but certainly not wetting my knickers about it. Jimmy Seed's statue will not be weeping tears of sorrow tonight and our kids will not grow up to become feckless crack addicks because our wonderful club has come up with a somewhat racy and different marketing ploy which has garnered a wide audience.stevietwells said:
So you're happy that we have "national attention" as a result of a Nuts magazine style stunt intended to promote The Valley as a high calibre recreation ground?RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
It is a bit of seaside postcard humour. It's not as if they've stuck a Charlton badge on the director's cut of 50 shades of grey.razil said:I joked about this on another thread but am appalled to hear it may have actually been the club, sorry to get all Daily Mail but thought we were supposed to be a family club
We are a family club but not everyone of us sees this sort of thing as an affront to people's morals. Pretty tacky yes but I can't recall another football marketing ploy, certainly not a Charlton one, that has garnered so much national attention as this did today.
Now people up and down the country know the pitch is available. Objective achieved.
Even suggests we are a club with a sense of humour and God forbid, perhaps even developing a bit of personality.
But then again my humour is more Paul Whitehouse than Mary Whitehouse
Cue the "Why don't you faaaark off dahn the road to Millwall Rodney if you are not offended by the mere humorous suggestion of a bit of slap and tickle" posts
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but its just a bit of fun, gets a bit of attention our way doesn't it?RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
No. That would be completely cuntish.kentaddick said:
should we get cheerleaders and the whole of the north upper to wear black and play goal music then?RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
I'm indifferent but certainly not wetting my knickers about it. Jimmy Seed's statue will not be weeping tears of sorrow tonight and our kids will not grow up to become feckless crack addicks because our wonderful club has come up with a somewhat racy and different marketing ploy which has garnered a wide audience.stevietwells said:
So you're happy that we have "national attention" as a result of a Nuts magazine style stunt intended to promote The Valley as a high calibre recreation ground?RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
It is a bit of seaside postcard humour. It's not as if they've stuck a Charlton badge on the director's cut of 50 shades of grey.razil said:I joked about this on another thread but am appalled to hear it may have actually been the club, sorry to get all Daily Mail but thought we were supposed to be a family club
We are a family club but not everyone of us sees this sort of thing as an affront to people's morals. Pretty tacky yes but I can't recall another football marketing ploy, certainly not a Charlton one, that has garnered so much national attention as this did today.
Now people up and down the country know the pitch is available. Objective achieved.
Even suggests we are a club with a sense of humour and God forbid, perhaps even developing a bit of personality.
But then again my humour is more Paul Whitehouse than Mary Whitehouse
Cue the "Why don't you faaaark off dahn the road to Millwall Rodney if you are not offended by the mere humorous suggestion of a bit of slap and tickle" posts
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Paddy Power humour.4
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kentaddick said:
but its just a bit of fun, gets a bit of attention our way doesn't it?RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
No. That would be completely cuntish.kentaddick said:
should we get cheerleaders and the whole of the north upper to wear black and play goal music then?RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
I'm indifferent but certainly not wetting my knickers about it. Jimmy Seed's statue will not be weeping tears of sorrow tonight and our kids will not grow up to become feckless crack addicks because our wonderful club has come up with a somewhat racy and different marketing ploy which has garnered a wide audience.stevietwells said:
So you're happy that we have "national attention" as a result of a Nuts magazine style stunt intended to promote The Valley as a high calibre recreation ground?RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
It is a bit of seaside postcard humour. It's not as if they've stuck a Charlton badge on the director's cut of 50 shades of grey.razil said:I joked about this on another thread but am appalled to hear it may have actually been the club, sorry to get all Daily Mail but thought we were supposed to be a family club
We are a family club but not everyone of us sees this sort of thing as an affront to people's morals. Pretty tacky yes but I can't recall another football marketing ploy, certainly not a Charlton one, that has garnered so much national attention as this did today.
Now people up and down the country know the pitch is available. Objective achieved.
Even suggests we are a club with a sense of humour and God forbid, perhaps even developing a bit of personality.
But then again my humour is more Paul Whitehouse than Mary Whitehouse
Cue the "Why don't you faaaark off dahn the road to Millwall Rodney if you are not offended by the mere humorous suggestion of a bit of slap and tickle" posts
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If you can't see the difference between an off the 30 second cuff online marketing viral that will be forgotten about by next Thursday and the implementation of goal music and cheerleaders then I'm not going to be able to change your mind.4 -
humour me, what is the difference?RodneyCharltonTrotta said:kentaddick said:
but its just a bit of fun, gets a bit of attention our way doesn't it?RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
No. That would be completely cuntish.kentaddick said:
should we get cheerleaders and the whole of the north upper to wear black and play goal music then?RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
I'm indifferent but certainly not wetting my knickers about it. Jimmy Seed's statue will not be weeping tears of sorrow tonight and our kids will not grow up to become feckless crack addicks because our wonderful club has come up with a somewhat racy and different marketing ploy which has garnered a wide audience.stevietwells said:
So you're happy that we have "national attention" as a result of a Nuts magazine style stunt intended to promote The Valley as a high calibre recreation ground?RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
It is a bit of seaside postcard humour. It's not as if they've stuck a Charlton badge on the director's cut of 50 shades of grey.razil said:I joked about this on another thread but am appalled to hear it may have actually been the club, sorry to get all Daily Mail but thought we were supposed to be a family club
We are a family club but not everyone of us sees this sort of thing as an affront to people's morals. Pretty tacky yes but I can't recall another football marketing ploy, certainly not a Charlton one, that has garnered so much national attention as this did today.
Now people up and down the country know the pitch is available. Objective achieved.
Even suggests we are a club with a sense of humour and God forbid, perhaps even developing a bit of personality.
But then again my humour is more Paul Whitehouse than Mary Whitehouse
Cue the "Why don't you faaaark off dahn the road to Millwall Rodney if you are not offended by the mere humorous suggestion of a bit of slap and tickle" posts
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If you can't see the difference between an off the 30 second cuff online marketing viral that will be forgotten about by next Thursday and the implementation of goal music and cheerleaders then I'm not going to be able to change your mind.0 -
I think some people are put out they were had by the the club putting one over them rather than the campaign itself.24
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Seriously I very much doubt any current or prospective Chartlon supporters are sitting there now going "Oh my goodness Gwendolin, I was going to watch the rip roaring addicks this week but having just witnessed the utter utter filth in that viral ad I do not wan't to be associated with those dirty dirty feckers down at SE7. Let's take the kids on the train to Chelsea instead I've heard it's a hoot."stevietwells said:
It ain't the subject matter, mate, I shared it on my FB before I knew it was put out by the club. I just think it cheapens us and the way we're perceived-particularly as it seems to be successful.RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
I'm indifferent but certainly not wetting my knickers about it. Jimmy Seed's statue will not be weeping tears of sorrow tonight and our kids will not grow up to become feckless crack addicks because our wonderful club has come up with a somewhat racy and different marketing ploy which has garnered a wide audience.stevietwells said:
So you're happy that we have "national attention" as a result of a Nuts magazine style stunt intended to promote The Valley as a high calibre recreation ground?RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
It is a bit of seaside postcard humour. It's not as if they've stuck a Charlton badge on the director's cut of 50 shades of grey.razil said:I joked about this on another thread but am appalled to hear it may have actually been the club, sorry to get all Daily Mail but thought we were supposed to be a family club
We are a family club but not everyone of us sees this sort of thing as an affront to people's morals. Pretty tacky yes but I can't recall another football marketing ploy, certainly not a Charlton one, that has garnered so much national attention as this did today.
Now people up and down the country know the pitch is available. Objective achieved.
Even suggests we are a club with a sense of humour and God forbid, perhaps even developing a bit of personality.
But then again my humour is more Paul Whitehouse than Mary Whitehouse
Cue the "Why don't you faaaark off dahn the road to Millwall Rodney if you are not offended by the mere humorous suggestion of a bit of slap and tickle" posts
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Ha, I'm as shocked as I was when Frank Maloney cut off his giblets !!!13
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Anyone going down in the valley tonight?2
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Curbs wouldn't of had it. All shagging of pitch in his day0
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i knew it was a marketing campaign from the first frame. No way any security cameras at the club are high end HD with prime lenses. Just didn't think it was the club, thought it might have been some other marketing bollocks that just used the valley.suzisausage said:I think some people are put out they were had by the the club putting one over them rather than the campaign itself.
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Why the ire? It's harmless fun, innovative advertising and shows up idiots at the BBC, Guardian and no doubt many more for not checking sources when reporting 'news'.3
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Completely agree, but it still cheapens us!RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
Seriously I very much doubt any current or prospective Chartlon supporters are sitting there now going "Oh my goodness Gwendolin, I was going to watch the rip roaring addicks this week but having just witnessed the utter utter filth in that viral ad I do not wan't to be associated with those dirty dirty feckers down at SE7. Let's take the kids on the train to Chelsea instead I've heard it's a hoot."stevietwells said:
It ain't the subject matter, mate, I shared it on my FB before I knew it was put out by the club. I just think it cheapens us and the way we're perceived-particularly as it seems to be successful.RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
I'm indifferent but certainly not wetting my knickers about it. Jimmy Seed's statue will not be weeping tears of sorrow tonight and our kids will not grow up to become feckless crack addicks because our wonderful club has come up with a somewhat racy and different marketing ploy which has garnered a wide audience.stevietwells said:
So you're happy that we have "national attention" as a result of a Nuts magazine style stunt intended to promote The Valley as a high calibre recreation ground?RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
It is a bit of seaside postcard humour. It's not as if they've stuck a Charlton badge on the director's cut of 50 shades of grey.razil said:I joked about this on another thread but am appalled to hear it may have actually been the club, sorry to get all Daily Mail but thought we were supposed to be a family club
We are a family club but not everyone of us sees this sort of thing as an affront to people's morals. Pretty tacky yes but I can't recall another football marketing ploy, certainly not a Charlton one, that has garnered so much national attention as this did today.
Now people up and down the country know the pitch is available. Objective achieved.
Even suggests we are a club with a sense of humour and God forbid, perhaps even developing a bit of personality.
But then again my humour is more Paul Whitehouse than Mary Whitehouse
Cue the "Why don't you faaaark off dahn the road to Millwall Rodney if you are not offended by the mere humorous suggestion of a bit of slap and tickle" posts
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Must confess I thought the clip looked staged.
I think it would have been good to have a voice over by Motty saying
"Excellent ball control in the middle of the park leading to a shot from inside the box...."
I love it was the club that did it!4 -
As did nicking Gillingham's fans by sending coaches to Medway and advertising on flyers to come and see Terry Henry but I don't recall people shitting a spleen over that when the going was good.stevietwells said:
Completely agree, but it still cheapens us!RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
Seriously I very much doubt any current or prospective Chartlon supporters are sitting there now going "Oh my goodness Gwendolin, I was going to watch the rip roaring addicks this week but having just witnessed the utter utter filth in that viral ad I do not wan't to be associated with those dirty dirty feckers down at SE7. Let's take the kids on the train to Chelsea instead I've heard it's a hoot."stevietwells said:
It ain't the subject matter, mate, I shared it on my FB before I knew it was put out by the club. I just think it cheapens us and the way we're perceived-particularly as it seems to be successful.RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
I'm indifferent but certainly not wetting my knickers about it. Jimmy Seed's statue will not be weeping tears of sorrow tonight and our kids will not grow up to become feckless crack addicks because our wonderful club has come up with a somewhat racy and different marketing ploy which has garnered a wide audience.stevietwells said:
So you're happy that we have "national attention" as a result of a Nuts magazine style stunt intended to promote The Valley as a high calibre recreation ground?RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
It is a bit of seaside postcard humour. It's not as if they've stuck a Charlton badge on the director's cut of 50 shades of grey.razil said:I joked about this on another thread but am appalled to hear it may have actually been the club, sorry to get all Daily Mail but thought we were supposed to be a family club
We are a family club but not everyone of us sees this sort of thing as an affront to people's morals. Pretty tacky yes but I can't recall another football marketing ploy, certainly not a Charlton one, that has garnered so much national attention as this did today.
Now people up and down the country know the pitch is available. Objective achieved.
Even suggests we are a club with a sense of humour and God forbid, perhaps even developing a bit of personality.
But then again my humour is more Paul Whitehouse than Mary Whitehouse
Cue the "Why don't you faaaark off dahn the road to Millwall Rodney if you are not offended by the mere humorous suggestion of a bit of slap and tickle" posts
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And charlton have always been a high brow club, it's a marketing campaign that works people are taking about it and won't for get anytime soonstevietwells said:
Completely agree, but it still cheapens us!RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
Seriously I very much doubt any current or prospective Chartlon supporters are sitting there now going "Oh my goodness Gwendolin, I was going to watch the rip roaring addicks this week but having just witnessed the utter utter filth in that viral ad I do not wan't to be associated with those dirty dirty feckers down at SE7. Let's take the kids on the train to Chelsea instead I've heard it's a hoot."stevietwells said:
It ain't the subject matter, mate, I shared it on my FB before I knew it was put out by the club. I just think it cheapens us and the way we're perceived-particularly as it seems to be successful.RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
I'm indifferent but certainly not wetting my knickers about it. Jimmy Seed's statue will not be weeping tears of sorrow tonight and our kids will not grow up to become feckless crack addicks because our wonderful club has come up with a somewhat racy and different marketing ploy which has garnered a wide audience.stevietwells said:
So you're happy that we have "national attention" as a result of a Nuts magazine style stunt intended to promote The Valley as a high calibre recreation ground?RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
It is a bit of seaside postcard humour. It's not as if they've stuck a Charlton badge on the director's cut of 50 shades of grey.razil said:I joked about this on another thread but am appalled to hear it may have actually been the club, sorry to get all Daily Mail but thought we were supposed to be a family club
We are a family club but not everyone of us sees this sort of thing as an affront to people's morals. Pretty tacky yes but I can't recall another football marketing ploy, certainly not a Charlton one, that has garnered so much national attention as this did today.
Now people up and down the country know the pitch is available. Objective achieved.
Even suggests we are a club with a sense of humour and God forbid, perhaps even developing a bit of personality.
But then again my humour is more Paul Whitehouse than Mary Whitehouse
Cue the "Why don't you faaaark off dahn the road to Millwall Rodney if you are not offended by the mere humorous suggestion of a bit of slap and tickle" posts
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Clearly the new marketing face at the club is mixing things up a bit. Brilliant9
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Ah shock horror
I'm outraged
Going to tear up my ticket for sat now
Club disgusts me
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Can't think of a clever line so im just gana go to bed.
In a word, brilliant.4
