We need to up the anti whilst, the numbers were impressive, just singin songs won't work, she turned he back and pulled the screen down, we need to boycott a game, don't buy fleck all inside the ground or from the club shop, pack the west lower and face the directors box, we are closer to her then and she can't pull a screen down, get on the pitch they can't Nick 4000 of us.
All about packing out the West Lower and then on a specific minute all turning towards her and chanting/facing the box all game
I came today with my daughter for the first time in 3 years and was so very proud of every fan that attended the protests. Thanks in part must go to Airman and Fanny for their recent stirring posts which made us want to come back and show our anger and support. Our great club is in a dreadful state and we need to up the anti if, as I suspect results and signings off ebay in the next few weeks become even more depressing. A boycott is surely something we ALL need to consider.
I was in one of the lounges but encountered KM twice. The first time was during the pre-match protest and as she walked past me (laughing as usual), I said that I hoped she had read the Guardian today.
At half time she walked past me and I asked her why she doesn't reply to emails, as I had sent three and hadn't got a reply. She didn't look very happy that I had dared to speak to her on her own patch and didn't answer me.
I don't know if you have been mentioned yet but top marks to the supporter dressed as Darth Vader, carrying the 'Force is with us' sign. We need some humour amid all this madness.
Today summed up what true Charlton fans are all about.
It's not difficult to understand ( Katrien/Roland) & you can't close your eyes for much longer.
Today, I saw & heard the passion for 94 minutes ( where were the other minutes the ref indicated he'd add ?) NOT the loudest but applauding & cheering the determination & heart shown by most of the players on the pitch. Giving the players the support they need is what supporters do.
And standing up as one when the North Upper demanded with, what hopefully will become a regular chant against the regime.
Then, for a whole hour, in the drizzle, that passion was in evidence once again ....this time to demonstrate that our support continues OFF the pitch when needs must. And as Eynsford Addick said, all those present were proud to be a part of that respectful( on the whole) and united protest ....and will repeat the exercise again & again ad infinitum...because that's what our supporters do.
Really glad I made the trip today. On the drive down I was worried that there wasn't going to be enough people and wondered if my 120 mile trip was going to be for nought. I was hugely impressed with the turn out and the fact it all went off peacefully and in a mature fashion. It's an immensely proud day to be a Charlton fan and well done for those that organised it and especially everyone who took part. It was a great atmosphere and a very special moment.
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Well done @Airman Brown and everyone there.
Very proud to be an Addick tonight
Expect an inflow of misfits, rejects, injured and unfits
If there is no serious change by Blackburn we need to up the anti, disrupt, and affect commercial revenues
Good report in Daily Mail with lots of photos.
Very proud to be a Charlton fan tonight. Best "support" for years.
Please let's continue, every Saturday home game until they are gone.
Plus, as said, occupy the Lower West, Bartrams, Crossbars, The Lounges.
We must continue until they jog on.
United we stand !
Plenty more people at the ground who still didn't know what's been going on
One local ones here : http://www.signkick.co.uk/search/popup/SKUK571234969886
http://directionalmedia.co.uk/billboard-advertising/london/greenwich/charlton
http://www.clearchannel.co.uk/our-products/billboards/
Would love to see an anti-RD/we want our club back billboard opposite ransom walk- would be seen by a lot of fans plus public!
It's not difficult to understand ( Katrien/Roland) & you can't close your eyes for much longer.
Today, I saw & heard the passion for 94 minutes ( where were the other minutes the ref indicated he'd add ?) NOT the loudest but applauding & cheering the determination & heart shown by most of the players on the pitch. Giving the players the support they need is what supporters do.
And standing up as one when the North Upper demanded with, what hopefully will become a regular chant against the regime.
Then, for a whole hour, in the drizzle, that passion was in evidence once again ....this time to demonstrate that our support continues OFF the pitch when needs must. And as Eynsford Addick said, all those present were proud to be a part of that respectful( on the whole) and united protest ....and will repeat the exercise again & again ad infinitum...because that's what our supporters do.
Be very afraid, Katrien.
These supporters are NOT for turning.