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  • Bedsaddick
    Bedsaddick Posts: 24,733
    Charltonparklane said:

    Dave2l said:

    Gets easily offended. Doesn't like fans in general.

    https://youtu.be/omNEAaJtnW4

    He's a tool but Imo he comes across well on that interview.
    Really ? To me he looks like he's off his tits.
  • WSS
    WSS Posts: 25,070
    bazjonster said:

    iaitch said:

    I assume the fans weren't throwing abuse his way?

    Yep. Right near the end of the match he won a header down near the corner flag and in front of the Charlton 'heavies' (youth club) who had congregated behind the goal, behind the pitch side wall. After winning the header, a middle aged rotund fella was giving both barrels to Johnson so it probably stems from that. No condoning his response at the end though; just a bit of context.
    I'm neither middle aged or rotund FYI
  • cafc_harry
    cafc_harry Posts: 3,360
    Just got home after leaving my house originally 17 hours ago. For a professional football player to tell fans who have paid to travel all that way to watch us lose is beyond a disgrace. If he is somehow still here next week at Northampton I hope he gets absolutely battered.
  • boggzy
    boggzy Posts: 3,595
    Sorely tempted to go to Cheltenham simply to abuse the tool!
  • RodneyCharltonTrotta
    RodneyCharltonTrotta Posts: 14,827
    Johnson is a mug. Everyone who knows him in football thinks he's a mug. Fans of all clubs think he's a mug. He probably thinks it himself. Take it easy on him anyhow, anyone born this side of the 60s called Roger has probably had enough problems.
  • WSS
    WSS Posts: 25,070
    There was also a sarcastic thumbs up to the away fans when the final whistle was blown
  • Rock Spectacle
    Rock Spectacle Posts: 1,440
    I was going to rant, but it's bedtime, and me and my pillow have a hot date. However, words cannot express what I think of this vile individual right now.
  • Robbo on the wing
    Robbo on the wing Posts: 4,135
    drewman said:

    Dave2l said:

    legaladdick said:

    What Johnson seems to have overlooked is that many fans travelled hundreds of miles and spent a large sum of their own money to support him and the rest of the team. To abuse them is unforgivable.
    No doubt Meire will give him a bonus.

    The club must have at least heard the POTY sniff sniff story/allegation/rumour

    They decided to re-hire him. Surely they would have at least said a few things to him, asked a few questions about that.

    Anyone else does that at their work place they are sacked on the spot and considered a very unprofessional piece ah crap. Let alone a professional football club

    I get a strange feeling Rojo and Meire are close or more friendly. Probably bollocks though. Hopefully bollocks.
    This would be brilliant if true. Mind you, it never did Karen Brady's reputation any harm when she was knobbing peschosolido.
    I think you will find that she was the knobbee rather than the knobber, although I may be wrong.
  • Coyotejohn1947
    Coyotejohn1947 Posts: 1,163
    cafc_harry said:

    Just got home after leaving my house originally 17 hours ago. For a professional football player to tell fans who have paid to travel all that way to watch us lose is beyond a disgrace. If he is somehow still here next week at Northampton I hope he gets absolutely battered.


    PUBLISHED: November 1, 2014 12:00 pm LAST UPDATED: November 1, 2014 6:42 pm
    Roger Johnson: I'm at Wolves for the money
    Defender Roger Johnson today admitted he stays at Wolves because of the money


    Read more at http://www.expressandstar.com/sport/wolverhampton-wanderers-fc/2014/11/01/roger-johnson-im-at-wolves-for-the-money/#11mkVM3w3Rt5OjQE.99

    It beggars belief that a professional footballer can be that disrespectful to fans who have shelled out to get to Bury in such numbers.
    The guy clearly has no allegiance to the shirt or the fans who have paid his wages at Charlton and at his previous clubs.

    Can kind of see why such character traits would appeal to Katrien Meire (who I think was instrumental in bringing him to the club). She too demonstrates an arrogant utter disregard for the fans or their views. I can't imagine either shedding a tear on the journey back.

    If Johnson is chosen for Cheltenham - the away stand behind the goal is (or used to be) very close to the pitch so we might expect more of the same if things don't go well.

    Truly sad state of affairs.



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  • kimbo
    kimbo Posts: 2,996
    The Red Robin said:

    JiMMy 85 said:

    I'm genuinely interested to know how our fans were over the course of the game, and specifically what it was that set him off?

    Was there much booing/ negative chanting/ anti-regime chanting etc before and/ or after the goal(s)?

    Fans were excellent today.
    Some yes, some were idiots
  • Off_it
    Off_it Posts: 28,845
    kimbo said:

    The Red Robin said:

    JiMMy 85 said:

    I'm genuinely interested to know how our fans were over the course of the game, and specifically what it was that set him off?

    Was there much booing/ negative chanting/ anti-regime chanting etc before and/ or after the goal(s)?

    Fans were excellent today.
    Some yes, some were idiots
    And judging by your comments on the post match thread ........
  • i_b_b_o_r_g
    i_b_b_o_r_g Posts: 18,948
    Gonna ask him to come to French Addicks and not pick him up from the airport
  • RanTooFar
    RanTooFar Posts: 324
    Coyotejohn1947 said:

    cafc_harry said:

    Just got home after leaving my house originally 17 hours ago. For a professional football player to tell fans who have paid to travel all that way to watch us lose is beyond a disgrace. If he is somehow still here next week at Northampton I hope he gets absolutely battered.


    PUBLISHED: November 1, 2014 12:00 pm LAST UPDATED: November 1, 2014 6:42 pm
    Roger Johnson: I'm at Wolves for the money
    Defender Roger Johnson today admitted he stays at Wolves because of the money


    Read more at http://www.expressandstar.com/sport/wolverhampton-wanderers-fc/2014/11/01/roger-johnson-im-at-wolves-for-the-money/#11mkVM3w3Rt5OjQE.99

    It beggars belief that a professional footballer can be that disrespectful to fans who have shelled out to get to Bury in such numbers.
    The guy clearly has no allegiance to the shirt or the fans who have paid his wages at Charlton and at his previous clubs.

    Can kind of see why such character traits would appeal to Katrien Meire (who I think was instrumental in bringing him to the club). She too demonstrates an arrogant utter disregard for the fans or their views. I can't imagine either shedding a tear on the journey back.

    If Johnson is chosen for Cheltenham - the away stand behind the goal is (or used to be) very close to the pitch so we might expect more of the same if things don't go well.

    Truly sad state of affairs.



    Interesting that him and Kevin Foley were both at Wolves at the same time - and both training separately from the first team.
  • cafcfan
    cafcfan Posts: 11,198
    So, Slade's Discipline for Dummies manual complete with poem is going well then?
  • shirty5
    shirty5 Posts: 19,218
    JessieAddick said:

    Have we ever had a player like this? Telling fans to eff off? So unbelievably. So 'un-Charlton-like'...

    Mark Aizlewood gave the "V sign" to the east terrace v Oldham in 1984
  • Dave2l
    Dave2l Posts: 8,865
    The sad thing is...and incredibly disrespectful thing:

    He will get away with it. The charlton fans will get taken the piss out of again.
  • boggzy
    boggzy Posts: 3,595
    We've gone from the likes of Matt Taylor and Leon Cort to excrement like this. Sums up what's happened to the club, really.
  • kimbo
    kimbo Posts: 2,996
    Off_it said:

    kimbo said:

    The Red Robin said:

    JiMMy 85 said:

    I'm genuinely interested to know how our fans were over the course of the game, and specifically what it was that set him off?

    Was there much booing/ negative chanting/ anti-regime chanting etc before and/ or after the goal(s)?

    Fans were excellent today.
    Some yes, some were idiots
    And judging by your comments on the post match thread ........
    It's a shame. CL used to be a forum when opinions although different were respected. I am not happy with the ownership but to slag off a new team on day 1 is disappointing. As soon as we went 1 down the crowd lost heart, up until then it was a good day out.

    We wanted a British manager - we now have one, so why don't you give him time?
    I am concerned that CL seems to be developing the toxic element which invaded the crowd last season, if this continues it is very unlikely that I will be participating at all in anything Charlton related. To me honestly I want to watch football, end of story. CL used to be a great companion activity not any more, deeply disappointed
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  • alan dugdale
    alan dugdale Posts: 3,076
    kimbo said:

    Off_it said:

    kimbo said:

    The Red Robin said:

    JiMMy 85 said:

    I'm genuinely interested to know how our fans were over the course of the game, and specifically what it was that set him off?

    Was there much booing/ negative chanting/ anti-regime chanting etc before and/ or after the goal(s)?

    Fans were excellent today.
    Some yes, some were idiots
    And judging by your comments on the post match thread ........
    It's a shame. CL used to be a forum when opinions although different were respected. I am not happy with the ownership but to slag off a new team on day 1 is disappointing. As soon as we went 1 down the crowd lost heart, up until then it was a good day out.

    We wanted a British manager - we now have one, so why don't you give him time?
    I am concerned that CL seems to be developing the toxic element which invaded the crowd last season, if this continues it is very unlikely that I will be participating at all in anything Charlton related. To me honestly I want to watch football, end of story. CL used to be a great companion activity not any more, deeply disappointed
    Football at any cost ? Is watching football your main priority when following Charlton ? Are you not concerned about the management of the club you follow ?
  • theeenorth
    theeenorth Posts: 2,277
    What happened in the end to QPR's Hill, Dunne and Fer after Burnley? Were they fined?
    We've got far bigger problems than Johnson and KM would appreciate having this very cynical "pro" as a convenient distraction from the holes in the team. Not that it matters to some who almost fell over themselves to spend a little time with her outside the ground pre match.
  • boggzy
    boggzy Posts: 3,595
    theeenorth said:

    Not that it matters to some who almost fell over themselves to spend a little time with her outside the ground pre match.

    Freaks.
  • AddicksAddict
    AddicksAddict Posts: 15,781
    kimbo said:

    Off_it said:

    kimbo said:

    The Red Robin said:

    JiMMy 85 said:

    I'm genuinely interested to know how our fans were over the course of the game, and specifically what it was that set him off?

    Was there much booing/ negative chanting/ anti-regime chanting etc before and/ or after the goal(s)?

    Fans were excellent today.
    Some yes, some were idiots
    And judging by your comments on the post match thread ........
    It's a shame. CL used to be a forum when opinions although different were respected. I am not happy with the ownership but to slag off a new team on day 1 is disappointing. As soon as we went 1 down the crowd lost heart, up until then it was a good day out.

    We wanted a British manager - we now have one, so why don't you give him time?
    I am concerned that CL seems to be developing the toxic element which invaded the crowd last season, if this continues it is very unlikely that I will be participating at all in anything Charlton related. To me honestly I want to watch football, end of story. CL used to be a great companion activity not any more, deeply disappointed
    The toxic element arrived a bit before then and goes under the name of Roland.
  • kimbo
    kimbo Posts: 2,996
    RedChaser said:

    kimbo said:

    Off_it said:

    kimbo said:

    The Red Robin said:

    JiMMy 85 said:

    I'm genuinely interested to know how our fans were over the course of the game, and specifically what it was that set him off?

    Was there much booing/ negative chanting/ anti-regime chanting etc before and/ or after the goal(s)?

    Fans were excellent today.
    Some yes, some were idiots
    And judging by your comments on the post match thread ........
    It's a shame. CL used to be a forum when opinions although different were respected..............
    I am concerned that CL seems to be developing the toxic element which invaded the crowd last season, if this continues it is very unlikely that I will be participating at all in anything Charlton related. To me honestly I want to watch football, end of story. CL used to be a great companion activity not any more, deeply disappointed
    I think you are being grossly unfair to the vast majority of Lifers by suggesting that this site is becoming extreme in its views towards fellow fans.

    There will always be passionate fans at either end of the spectrum as they watch their club being destroyed in front if them.

    Some like yourself are more forgiving and prepared to give time for change to take effect. Others have little patience having spent their hard earned and all day. travelling 2/3rds the length of this country only to see their hopes for the new season dashed by a poor performance and then getting a slagging from one of our players.

    Fans feelings were running very high after defeat as to quote Tony Mowbray 'we should be beating teams like Bury'.

    I find it very disappointing that you glibly tar everyone on this site with the toxic 'brush'. This online community is far more cosmopolitan and understanding than any other Charlton fans forum that I am aware of.

    Stick with it but if not maybe just take a time out in these very emotive times.
    Fair point. Sone of us are still lovely :). And incidentally I was at Bury
  • FORD
    FORD Posts: 627
    What a plank...Slade sort him out, there must be something in that little rule book, if not then there should be!

    The more concerning issue for me is why is he even in the starting line up in the first place! Is he really our best option?!
  • RedChaser
    RedChaser Posts: 19,885
    edited August 2016
    kimbo said:

    RedChaser said:

    kimbo said:

    Off_it said:

    kimbo said:

    The Red Robin said:

    JiMMy 85 said:

    I'm genuinely interested to know how our fans were over the course of the game, and specifically what it was that set him off?

    Was there much booing/ negative chanting/ anti-regime chanting etc before and/ or after the goal(s)?

    Fans were excellent today.
    Some yes, some were idiots
    And judging by your comments on the post match thread ........
    It's a shame. CL used to be a forum when opinions although different were respected..............
    I am concerned that CL seems to be developing the toxic element which invaded the crowd last season, if this continues it is very unlikely that I will be participating at all in anything Charlton related. To me honestly I want to watch football, end of story. CL used to be a great companion activity not any more, deeply disappointed
    I think you are being grossly unfair to the vast majority of Lifers by suggesting that this site is becoming extreme in its views towards fellow fans.

    There will always be passionate fans at either end of the spectrum as they watch their club being destroyed in front if them.

    Some like yourself are more forgiving and prepared to give time for change to take effect. Others have little patience having spent their hard earned and all day. travelling 2/3rds the length of this country only to see their hopes for the new season dashed by a poor performance and then getting a slagging from one of our players.

    Fans feelings were running very high after defeat as to quote Tony Mowbray 'we should be beating teams like Bury'.

    I find it very disappointing that you glibly tar everyone on this site with the toxic 'brush'. This online community is far more cosmopolitan and understanding than any other Charlton fans forum that I am aware of.

    Stick with it but if not maybe just take a time out in these very emotive times.
    Fair point. Sone of us are still lovely :). And incidentally I was at Bury
    Attagirl :wink: I gathered you went, you all deserved a medal, I swerved it in the end so can take a bit more of a detached view on yesterday's events,
  • E_cafc
    E_cafc Posts: 2,617
    edited August 2016
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