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*****Announcement - Coalition Against Roland Duchatelet (CARD)*****

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  • Valleyreturn
    Valleyreturn Posts: 1
    I shall be protesting outside the Valley at the Blackburn match and boycotting the game
  • sillav nitram
    sillav nitram Posts: 10,164
    great to see all this positive energy, I'll be there and available if help needed.
  • WoodsideValley
    WoodsideValley Posts: 229
    AFKABartram said:

    Any playback?

    Here, http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p03cnky1#play from about 10 mins in.
  • AFKABartram
    AFKABartram Posts: 57,825
    Just listened, cheers mate.

    Well spoken Airman
  • sillav nitram
    sillav nitram Posts: 10,164
    yeah good interview
  • BartleyPark
    BartleyPark Posts: 430
    Great interview.

    I'll be at the Blackburn game making noise in the ground during the game and protesting after. See you all there.
  • Sensei
    Sensei Posts: 233
    Davo55 said:

    GetOutOfMyClub said:

    How can I join and donate?

    @GetOutOfMyClub

    you can donate by bank transfer to:

    Brenda Smith
    Sort code 20-68-04
    Account number 50661678

    Please use your CL user name as the reference.

    Many thanks.
    Brenda,
    I am so pleased to make your acquaintance my dear lady. I would like to deposit a significant amount of money into your account but I need the password and PIN. Let me firstly explain the situation - my Fah-zher is an Electronics Expert and he has accumulated a rather large fortune. He is normally, how you say, a tight Bugger but he has become foolish as his hair grows grey. He has invested significunt amounts of Euros in some Two Bob (Peeters) outfit called Charlton Athletic. They are really weird and think that they are not customers, silly peoples. Anyways (this is getting tiresome) I would ask that you provide me with completed bank account details so that I can arrange for transfer from CAFC account into your account and then you gives me all of the money.
    Best Loves
    Rudi Duchateletic
  • carly burn
    carly burn Posts: 19,459
    Bradley Allen spoke well.
  • Off_it
    Off_it Posts: 28,845
    carly burn said:

    Bradley Allen spoke well.

    Agree. Just listened to it all and was pleasantly surprised just how much time they spent on us. Well done to all concerned.
  • SaoPauloAddick
    SaoPauloAddick Posts: 143
    RedRag said:

    Wish I could understand French - The scandalous interview with RD at Standard Liege 2013
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmUnA5Rk3sY

    Will try to have a proper listen of this at some point. My French isn't that great but I think the interviewer asks him why he's changed coaches so often and he says he's using the Japanese business method of continuous change to improve (kaizen). He might have said something about each coach being better than the last - similar to the things spouted by his jumped up grad trainee CEO.
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  • northstandsteve
    northstandsteve Posts: 14,329
    Well done all,
  • Cambridge
    Cambridge Posts: 80
    I am somewhat of an exiled Addick. Having been a season ticket holder for a decade, when family and work dictated I have been fairly poor at being at matches for a few years. Done more away than home!
    What I want to know is:
    a) What do CARD want? Not rhetoric or waffle, spell out for me what you want
    b) Why do you want it? Again please avoid rhetoric. We all want a "better" Charlton, but what does that mean...
    c) What makes you think you know better than a businessman who has made millions versus you who, I assume have not been successful in either business or football (am I wrong and there is a multi multi millionaire here, or ex-pro who made millions - if so, why are you not buying the club)?
    d) Who do you know who wants to buy the club? If you don't know who is buying it, then why ask RD to sell? Could push him out and get...no-one, ie. oblivion.
    e) What are their intentions for the club / background and experience in business and football.

    I know this won't be popular, but seriously, if you don't have these answers then I can't support you in your actions, and other fans should think about it...
  • Karim_myBagheri
    Karim_myBagheri Posts: 12,715
    well done those involved. better than my meeting at a pub in Colchester. look forward to trying to get these arseholes out of our club.
  • markmc68
    markmc68 Posts: 1,593
    Boycotting games still but supporting protests. I'm in.
  • mjpcafc
    mjpcafc Posts: 39
    I'm all for this. I am boycotting games, I can only get down to the Valley occasionally so rather than pay for a match ticket I will donate the ticket price to the protest fund every time I planned to go to a match.

    I still hope to be able to make another of the protests too. To the fans which go to all the protests, please remember there are so many people who can't make it for various reasons which are supporting your actions from afar.
  • Fanny Fanackapan
    Fanny Fanackapan Posts: 18,737
    mjpcafc said:

    I'm all for this. I am boycotting games, I can only get down to the Valley occasionally so rather than pay for a match ticket I will donate the ticket price to the protest fund every time I planned to go to a match.

    I still hope to be able to make another of the protests too. To the fans which go to all the protests, please remember there are so many people who can't make it for various reasons which are supporting your actions from afar.

    May I suggest that you send a cardboard cut out of yourself, please.

  • mjpcafc
    mjpcafc Posts: 39
    edited January 2016
    Fanny Fanackapan said:

    mjpcafc said:

    I'm all for this. I am boycotting games, I can only get down to the Valley occasionally so rather than pay for a match ticket I will donate the ticket price to the protest fund every time I planned to go to a match.

    I still hope to be able to make another of the protests too. To the fans which go to all the protests, please remember there are so many people who can't make it for various reasons which are supporting your actions from afar.

    May I suggest that you send a cardboard cut out of yourself, please.

    I have donated to the fund, if this is deemed a good use of the cash by those looking after it, then so be it!

    I'll be honest, I'd be a bit unnerved if it was though... :lol:
  • Davo55
    Davo55 Posts: 7,836
    Fanny Fanackapan said:

    mjpcafc said:

    I'm all for this. I am boycotting games, I can only get down to the Valley occasionally so rather than pay for a match ticket I will donate the ticket price to the protest fund every time I planned to go to a match.

    I still hope to be able to make another of the protests too. To the fans which go to all the protests, please remember there are so many people who can't make it for various reasons which are supporting your actions from afar.

    May I suggest that you send a cardboard cut out of yourself, please.

    We'll even play the cardboard you in an attacking midfield role. You'll be more mobile than the current contenders :smiley:
  • cabbles
    cabbles Posts: 15,255
    Showmetheway2gohome said:

    I've noticed Roland's on that clash of clans advert feel like throwing something at tele when it comes on

    I thought that as well. bizarre

    I imagine we could redo the advert. "This is a story about the most successful interim manager the network has ever seen, a man named Karel Frayere. Karel didn't play to win, Karel played to the beat of my drum. He had his own system, that none of the players knew how to play in, some say even he didn't know what this system looked like. And then one day, Karel vanished, after the defeat to Huddersfield, never to be seen again"
  • IT_Andy
    IT_Andy Posts: 477
    Cambridge said:

    I am somewhat of an exiled Addick. Having been a season ticket holder for a decade, when family and work dictated I have been fairly poor at being at matches for a few years. Done more away than home!
    What I want to know is:
    a) What do CARD want? Not rhetoric or waffle, spell out for me what you want
    b) Why do you want it? Again please avoid rhetoric. We all want a "better" Charlton, but what does that mean...
    c) What makes you think you know better than a businessman who has made millions versus you who, I assume have not been successful in either business or football (am I wrong and there is a multi multi millionaire here, or ex-pro who made millions - if so, why are you not buying the club)?
    d) Who do you know who wants to buy the club? If you don't know who is buying it, then why ask RD to sell? Could push him out and get...no-one, ie. oblivion.
    e) What are their intentions for the club / background and experience in business and football.

    I know this won't be popular, but seriously, if you don't have these answers then I can't support you in your actions, and other fans should think about it...


    All the information you require is freely available on this site. Most recent discussions will highlight the main concerns about how the club is run and what the fans, whom are members of CARD want to change.
    Not a five minute job looking but very worth while reading.
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  • Leggie
    Leggie Posts: 54
    I applaud you all. I wonder do you have anyone in the legal profession who can advise, as we must not break the law because you know who will be on us like a ton of bricks .
    Good luck, I will be donating, not as much as I would like as I am on a pension.
  • TEL
    TEL Posts: 10,100
    Spreading the word as much as possible over here...ADU, Social media and of course supporting the fund....happy to donate more later on as needs arise. Keep up the good work everyone...wish I was there to add a voice.
  • Paddy7
    Paddy7 Posts: 1,663
    Well done again Rick, and well done BBC for highlighting the severity of the current situation.
  • The Prince-e-Paul
    The Prince-e-Paul Posts: 6,688
    Feeling pumped by all these courageous leaders and proud followers. I'm taking daughter to Hull to support OUR team that we both love and to shout and scream against the sickening regime.

    Every one of this band of protesters that brings positive change is a hero.
  • MikeBaileysFanClub
    MikeBaileysFanClub Posts: 309
    Strength in numbers - well done
  • sammy391
    sammy391 Posts: 3,782
    So what's happening now then....?
    What's the plan guys?
  • orpingtonRED
    orpingtonRED Posts: 3,474
    mjpcafc said:

    I'm all for this. I am boycotting games, I can only get down to the Valley occasionally so rather than pay for a match ticket I will donate the ticket price to the protest fund every time I planned to go to a match.

    I still hope to be able to make another of the protests too. To the fans which go to all the protests, please remember there are so many people who can't make it for various reasons which are supporting your actions from afar.

    I am the same. I wont be paying my hard earned money into their pockets when i dont see any real investment or plan. I will however attend on the 23rd for any after match protest. Will be there for 4.30 and keep updated on plans of action. Well done all.
  • Wheresmeticket
    Wheresmeticket Posts: 17,304
    Airman Brown said:

    As far as c) goes, I would ask the opposite question: what is the likelihood that a Belgian businessman with no football background knows better than thousands of people who have supported and in some cases worked at, run and owned, Charlton for many, many years, particularly when he appoints to senior executive positions other inexperienced people of limited ability. Money is a very crude measure of ability in general and particularly of expertise in a niche activity outside your own field.

    This.

    This.

    And this.

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