If we are serious about attacking the regime lets aim some effort at its digital genitalia and media organs.
The club's official website content is badly maintained and full of fluffed up unprofessional dross. This is probably because they "released" backroom staff who knew what they were doing - much as they did with the playing staff.
For example - The January Poll on our beloved club's website home page (still) invites us rate how much we are looking forward to our "forthcoming FA Cup campaign" ... and this nearly two weeks after the campaign ended at Colchester .... useless ...embarrassing.
Let's expose site the and all its naff content, double-speak to massive ridicule in every type of media (Twitter and the rest), pass on the howlers to local and national rags and newspaper websites... whatever it takes. I reckon a kick in the media organs can be quite painful and will get noticed.
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"I just do not see what the problem with my fellow Addicks is? I mean, i get fucked every Saturday, look at my tits.."
It's basically how groups of hackers take down websites.
Think someone may have floated the idea before. Obviously it's naughty & illegal but could you imagine if the official CAFC website/social media pages were hacked and were satirised into posting the truth a la the Charlton parody account on twitter?
Would be impossible for them to ignore.
I'd like to see KM ignore that!
Also imagine the press reaction, they'd have a lot to say about it and it would really help underline our message to the masses.
He's respected and highly rated at Liege. We've been shipping goals at a ridiculous rate lately so have moved to stop it.
However, it is still extraordinary to give an untested (in Britain) player who will be 30 this year a four and a half year contract - and it comes from the same regime that gave Christophe Lepoint a two and a half year contract aged 30. He lasted five months, remember.
I suspect the contract length is to secure an overall value, e.g. if the player wanted £1m Charlton weren't willing to pay more than £250k a year.