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Cheerleaders - Just NO.
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Just when I thought our tv appearances couldn't get any more embarrassing we've gone down the 1975 Summertime Special route. @BDL better watch his back if he sees Diddy David Hamilton knocking about The Valley on Sunday.
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We could fly a robin across the pitch while playing pumping euro-house before games.1
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Was it wrong of me hoping for some pictures ?0
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Keep an eye on those cheerleaders, if their routine involves jumping around on the sidelines, waving their arms about & occasionally crouching - they're worth a flutter for the next Charlton Manager's job.13
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Now you know where the money from those banned free cups of tea and coffee went5
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https://twitter.com/manacheerleader
By the look of things, they are a professional outfit, presumably hired as a one off, rather than something tied to the club like the Palace ones0 -
Are there cheerleaders at Belgian football matches?0
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Being a Charlton fan is a bit like being in Groundhog Day there seems to be the same topics revolving around, Cheerleaders..... Red Red Robin...... Programme Sellers.... Beer..... Cheerleaders etc. This one I thought we saw off when we made those poor Greenwich Students cry into their PomPoms.
I think Katrine must get bored and occasionally throws one of these great ideas up. You would think that when you are looking to buy a club that these owners would see if they are compatable, ie dont buy a club who play in blue and make them wear red, dont buy a club called City and try and make them the Tigers, or dont buy a club full of miserable old gits and try and make us happy clappy Americans. Its a form of egotism I suppose.7 -
Not just cheerleaders, but from that picture, cheerleaders in Red and Blue. Katrien, are you Noades in disguise?0
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Is this an idea or is it seriously going to happen on Sunday?0
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Wait... Wait... Wait... Lets not be too hasty. I'm going Sunday, so let's see what they look like first.6
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We will be performing to a rousing chorus of "you do not know what you are doing" (trad) performed by A. Lotofcharltonfans0
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If we keep ideas like this coming we could soon be just like Palace but without all that on pitch success to get in the way......0
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You just had to say it didn't you? I was getting through the evening o/k then you reminded me of the glorious past.Valiantphil said:Oh for the days in the Prem under Curbs, with the opera guy in a Charlton scarf belting out Nessun Dorma, and a few other favourites before kick off, then leaving the field to a rousing cheer from all sides - 27,111 full house.
Classy.
Now i'm sitting in the outside khazi drinking a tin of Brasso and crying into my plastic tub of whelks. Oh! where did it all go wrong? ..................2 -
It didn't go wrong. We just went to the next levelDaggs said:
You just had to say it didn't you? I was getting through the evening o/k then you reminded me of the glorious past.Valiantphil said:Oh for the days in the Prem under Curbs, with the opera guy in a Charlton scarf belting out Nessun Dorma, and a few other favourites before kick off, then leaving the field to a rousing cheer from all sides - 27,111 full house.
Classy.
Now i'm sitting in the outside khazi drinking a tin of Brasso and crying into my plastic tub of whelks. Oh! where did it all go wrong? ..................
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Come on Katrien strike a blow for feminism - put Charlton Life's finest in slightly too small too small football kit and then make the gyrate in front of the Covered End to some hit from their youth that they have chosen by their own convoluted voting system - you know it makes sense. And if they moan too much about the game then invite them back again.
Personally, I'd just prefer a proper penalty shoot out competition with local youth teams.0 -
Half time in its entirety should be a lecture from an ageing luminary on the topic of football, Greenwich or miscellaneous culture. It should be observed in complete and respectful silence.1
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The crystals are technically contracted to a firm called Kormani and can be hired for other events too.killerandflash said:https://twitter.com/manacheerleader
By the look of things, they are a professional outfit, presumably hired as a one off, rather than something tied to the club like the Palace ones
I hate this idea so so much.0 -
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I thought you'd be delighted. Have a perv up in front of your missus, get her back for the Bulot obsession!Leuth said:Half time in its entirety should be a lecture from an ageing luminary on the topic of football, Greenwich or miscellaneous culture. It should be observed in complete and respectful silence.
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I'd be far more aroused watching dear old Freddy strut his stuff, let me assure you0
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If we all thought this and the sofa was bad, especially with the football we are playing and at the moment, thanks to Rotherham losing, we are 17th, by Saturday night, we could be 3rd to bottom, there, that's cheered you all up0
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More importantly, will the ale bar in the East stand be open on Sunday?1
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Let's invite Ronnie Pickering to give us a song at half-time. What do you mean, who's Ronnie Pickering?1
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Why don't they just go the whole hog and have dancing reader's wives0
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As long as they don't replace the RRR or introduce goal music...0
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I have to say they look slightly more, um, professional than the last bunch
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