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Haha as it goes I'm actually in London next week so i shall be there. See you thereSam lloyd said:
See you at The Valley on Saturday then.olicafc90 said:
I would imagine if you asked the team what they prefer they would say a full packed stadiumSam lloyd said:
If I was a footballer I wouldn't give a toss whether I was playing in front of a packed stadium or a third full one, as long as I was getting paid. The onus is on the regime, not the supporters, we care about the club, THEY don't & that's the problem. Each & every one of us deals with that as we see fit. I attend all matches at The Valley with my 83 year old Dad, doesn't mean I like it. The regime have taken away everything I used to love about Charlton but they're NOT going to take away a Father/Daughter football tradition.olicafc90 said:Sam Lloyd appreciate your comment, but if you were a footballer playing in a stadium with not even a third full ground what dedication and commitment to the club would you feel? I love the club like every person on here does too, if we showed these players we care about the club by filling the ground out and cheering them on surely they would give that extra 10% and maybe just maybe we would be better than we are
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That you're a troll and a not very good one.olicafc90 said:
And that point is?Henry Irving said:
Surely you could make a difference by not missing the point again and againolicafc90 said:Henry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
Surely C.A.R.D could make a difference by inviting people to fill the ground out and protesting with a full capacity instead of 8992 in the ground not making any noiseHenry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:2 -
Not at any point I have I called you a troll just stated my opinionHenry Irving said:
That you're a troll and a not very good one.olicafc90 said:
And that point is?Henry Irving said:
Surely you could make a difference by not missing the point again and againolicafc90 said:Henry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
Surely C.A.R.D could make a difference by inviting people to fill the ground out and protesting with a full capacity instead of 8992 in the ground not making any noiseHenry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
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A troll's opinionolicafc90 said:
Not at any point I have I called you a troll just stated my opinionHenry Irving said:
That you're a troll and a not very good one.olicafc90 said:
And that point is?Henry Irving said:
Surely you could make a difference by not missing the point again and againolicafc90 said:Henry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
Surely C.A.R.D could make a difference by inviting people to fill the ground out and protesting with a full capacity instead of 8992 in the ground not making any noiseHenry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:2 -
Orpington eh, carry on Nigel.olicafc90 said:
Not at any point I have I called you a troll just stated my opinionHenry Irving said:
That you're a troll and a not very good one.olicafc90 said:
And that point is?Henry Irving said:
Surely you could make a difference by not missing the point again and againolicafc90 said:Henry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
Surely C.A.R.D could make a difference by inviting people to fill the ground out and protesting with a full capacity instead of 8992 in the ground not making any noiseHenry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:0 -
The fact that I have stated Charlton fans inside the stadium would be better than not is something you disagree with? And by calling me a troll can quite clearly be seen you have no argument against itolicafc90 said:
Not at any point I have I called you a troll just stated my opinionHenry Irving said:
That you're a troll and a not very good one.olicafc90 said:
And that point is?Henry Irving said:
Surely you could make a difference by not missing the point again and againolicafc90 said:Henry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
Surely C.A.R.D could make a difference by inviting people to fill the ground out and protesting with a full capacity instead of 8992 in the ground not making any noiseHenry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
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Given lots of arguments but you kept on trolling.olicafc90 said:
The fact that I have stated Charlton fans inside the stadium would be better than not is something you disagree with? And by calling me a troll can quite clearly be seen you have no argument against itolicafc90 said:
Not at any point I have I called you a troll just stated my opinionHenry Irving said:
That you're a troll and a not very good one.olicafc90 said:
And that point is?Henry Irving said:
Surely you could make a difference by not missing the point again and againolicafc90 said:Henry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
Surely C.A.R.D could make a difference by inviting people to fill the ground out and protesting with a full capacity instead of 8992 in the ground not making any noiseHenry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
Bye bye1 -
Is that what you do olicafc90 when Charlton are at home ?olicafc90 said:shirty5 said:
People like me! Don't judge me when you don't know me Oliver.olicafc90 said:
Hate to say it then shirty5 it's people like you that are making the situation worst. I agree the regime are killing this club with the non interest to achieve and disloyalty to the fans and no interest to interact with us, I also agree C.A.R.D are doing all they can to help people outside the club see what they are doing, but I do believe us as Charlton fans would be better off sticking together 27000 of us cheering the team, anti regime songs the lot. Intimidating the opposition and being what we are great fans as a group like the back to the valley campaignshirty5 said:
Those days have gone and won't change till the Belgians depart.olicafc90 said:Sam Lloyd appreciate your comment, but if you were a footballer playing in a stadium with not even a third full ground what dedication and commitment to the club would you feel? I love the club like every person on here does too, if we showed these players we care about the club by filling the ground out and cheering them on surely they would give that extra 10% and maybe just maybe we would be better than we are
So you think it's better people stay away? Sit at home and watch Jeff Sterling on soccer Saturdayshirty5 said:
People like me! Don't judge me when you don't know me Oliver.olicafc90 said:
Hate to say it then shirty5 it's people like you that are making the situation worst. I agree the regime are killing this club with the non interest to achieve and disloyalty to the fans and no interest to interact with us, I also agree C.A.R.D are doing all they can to help people outside the club see what they are doing, but I do believe us as Charlton fans would be better off sticking together 27000 of us cheering the team, anti regime songs the lot. Intimidating the opposition and being what we are great fans as a group like the back to the valley campaignshirty5 said:
Those days have gone and won't change till the Belgians depart.olicafc90 said:Sam Lloyd appreciate your comment, but if you were a footballer playing in a stadium with not even a third full ground what dedication and commitment to the club would you feel? I love the club like every person on here does too, if we showed these players we care about the club by filling the ground out and cheering them on surely they would give that extra 10% and maybe just maybe we would be better than we are
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Don't understand the 'trolling' comments. I asked you your point and you called me a troll?Henry Irving said:
Given lots of arguments but you kept on trolling.olicafc90 said:
The fact that I have stated Charlton fans inside the stadium would be better than not is something you disagree with? And by calling me a troll can quite clearly be seen you have no argument against itolicafc90 said:
Not at any point I have I called you a troll just stated my opinionHenry Irving said:
That you're a troll and a not very good one.olicafc90 said:
And that point is?Henry Irving said:
Surely you could make a difference by not missing the point again and againolicafc90 said:Henry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
Surely C.A.R.D could make a difference by inviting people to fill the ground out and protesting with a full capacity instead of 8992 in the ground not making any noiseHenry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
Bye bye
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Just what every troll saysolicafc90 said:
Don't understand the 'trolling' comments. I asked you your point and you called me a troll?Henry Irving said:
Given lots of arguments but you kept on trolling.olicafc90 said:
The fact that I have stated Charlton fans inside the stadium would be better than not is something you disagree with? And by calling me a troll can quite clearly be seen you have no argument against itolicafc90 said:
Not at any point I have I called you a troll just stated my opinionHenry Irving said:
That you're a troll and a not very good one.olicafc90 said:
And that point is?Henry Irving said:
Surely you could make a difference by not missing the point again and againolicafc90 said:Henry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
Surely C.A.R.D could make a difference by inviting people to fill the ground out and protesting with a full capacity instead of 8992 in the ground not making any noiseHenry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
Bye bye1 -
Out of interest Oli, how come living in the south west prevents you from attending home games but you go to our away games which i'd imagine in a lot of cases, are further away?1
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When I'm unable to attend a game and I want to see how the team I love is doing yes quite obviously, that or just check my app on my iPhone when I'm playing golfSam lloyd said:
Is that what you do olicafc90 when Charlton are at home ?olicafc90 said:shirty5 said:
People like me! Don't judge me when you don't know me Oliver.olicafc90 said:
Hate to say it then shirty5 it's people like you that are making the situation worst. I agree the regime are killing this club with the non interest to achieve and disloyalty to the fans and no interest to interact with us, I also agree C.A.R.D are doing all they can to help people outside the club see what they are doing, but I do believe us as Charlton fans would be better off sticking together 27000 of us cheering the team, anti regime songs the lot. Intimidating the opposition and being what we are great fans as a group like the back to the valley campaignshirty5 said:
Those days have gone and won't change till the Belgians depart.olicafc90 said:Sam Lloyd appreciate your comment, but if you were a footballer playing in a stadium with not even a third full ground what dedication and commitment to the club would you feel? I love the club like every person on here does too, if we showed these players we care about the club by filling the ground out and cheering them on surely they would give that extra 10% and maybe just maybe we would be better than we are
So you think it's better people stay away? Sit at home and watch Jeff Sterling on soccer Saturdayshirty5 said:
People like me! Don't judge me when you don't know me Oliver.olicafc90 said:
Hate to say it then shirty5 it's people like you that are making the situation worst. I agree the regime are killing this club with the non interest to achieve and disloyalty to the fans and no interest to interact with us, I also agree C.A.R.D are doing all they can to help people outside the club see what they are doing, but I do believe us as Charlton fans would be better off sticking together 27000 of us cheering the team, anti regime songs the lot. Intimidating the opposition and being what we are great fans as a group like the back to the valley campaignshirty5 said:
Those days have gone and won't change till the Belgians depart.olicafc90 said:Sam Lloyd appreciate your comment, but if you were a footballer playing in a stadium with not even a third full ground what dedication and commitment to the club would you feel? I love the club like every person on here does too, if we showed these players we care about the club by filling the ground out and cheering them on surely they would give that extra 10% and maybe just maybe we would be better than we are
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Obviously don't have an answer to my question instead just set on shooting me downHenry Irving said:
Just what every troll saysolicafc90 said:
Don't understand the 'trolling' comments. I asked you your point and you called me a troll?Henry Irving said:
Given lots of arguments but you kept on trolling.olicafc90 said:
The fact that I have stated Charlton fans inside the stadium would be better than not is something you disagree with? And by calling me a troll can quite clearly be seen you have no argument against itolicafc90 said:
Not at any point I have I called you a troll just stated my opinionHenry Irving said:
That you're a troll and a not very good one.olicafc90 said:
And that point is?Henry Irving said:
Surely you could make a difference by not missing the point again and againolicafc90 said:Henry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
Surely C.A.R.D could make a difference by inviting people to fill the ground out and protesting with a full capacity instead of 8992 in the ground not making any noiseHenry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
Bye bye
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Atmosphere is a lot better at away games, quite simple reallyChris_from_Sidcup said:Out of interest Oli, how come living in the south west prevents you from attending home games but you go to our away games which i'd imagine in a lot of cases, are further away?
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The idea that 27,000 fans are just waiting in the wings to come back is fanciful if you ask me.
Duchatelet has done a lot more damage than you think.3 -
Did we not get a sell out when we did football for a fiver in previous years for instance? Regardless of the ownership is it not worth going along to support the team?0
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You've definitely not been to many of our away games then!olicafc90 said:
Atmosphere is a lot better at away games, quite simple reallyChris_from_Sidcup said:Out of interest Oli, how come living in the south west prevents you from attending home games but you go to our away games which i'd imagine in a lot of cases, are further away?
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What it comes down to, old chap, is that refusing to participate or willingly comply with something you don't accept is sometimes the only way of exercising power. It's well recognised and cuts through a lot of bullshit. You don't know what the effect of attending or not may have on players, owners or club. Perhaps refusing to pay people who demonstrably have values with which you disagree might just be the right thing to do.olicafc90 said:
The fact that I have stated Charlton fans inside the stadium would be better than not is something you disagree with? And by calling me a troll can quite clearly be seen you have no argument against itolicafc90 said:
Not at any point I have I called you a troll just stated my opinionHenry Irving said:
That you're a troll and a not very good one.olicafc90 said:
And that point is?Henry Irving said:
Surely you could make a difference by not missing the point again and againolicafc90 said:Henry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
Surely C.A.R.D could make a difference by inviting people to fill the ground out and protesting with a full capacity instead of 8992 in the ground not making any noiseHenry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
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So WHY are you complaining about the atmosphere at The Valley then when YOU are part of the problem !! ? #givemestrengtholicafc90 said:
Atmosphere is a lot better at away games, quite simple reallyChris_from_Sidcup said:Out of interest Oli, how come living in the south west prevents you from attending home games but you go to our away games which i'd imagine in a lot of cases, are further away?
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Totally understand others have different opinions and I respect them for feeling like that, I also feel you have put possibly the best reply to my debate, so I can only thank you for thatWheresmeticket? said:
What it comes down to, old chap, is that refusing to participate or willingly comply with something you don't accept is sometimes the only way of exercising power. It's well recognised and cuts through a lot of bullshit. You don't know what the effect of attending or not may have on players, owners or club. Perhaps refusing to pay people who demonstrably have values with which you disagree might just be the right thing to do.olicafc90 said:
The fact that I have stated Charlton fans inside the stadium would be better than not is something you disagree with? And by calling me a troll can quite clearly be seen you have no argument against itolicafc90 said:
Not at any point I have I called you a troll just stated my opinionHenry Irving said:
That you're a troll and a not very good one.olicafc90 said:
And that point is?Henry Irving said:
Surely you could make a difference by not missing the point again and againolicafc90 said:Henry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
Surely C.A.R.D could make a difference by inviting people to fill the ground out and protesting with a full capacity instead of 8992 in the ground not making any noiseHenry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
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You're answering your own questions now !! #uniqueolicafc90 said:
When I'm unable to attend a game and I want to see how the team I love is doing yes quite obviously, that or just check my app on my iPhone when I'm playing golfSam lloyd said:
Is that what you do olicafc90 when Charlton are at home ?olicafc90 said:shirty5 said:
People like me! Don't judge me when you don't know me Oliver.olicafc90 said:
Hate to say it then shirty5 it's people like you that are making the situation worst. I agree the regime are killing this club with the non interest to achieve and disloyalty to the fans and no interest to interact with us, I also agree C.A.R.D are doing all they can to help people outside the club see what they are doing, but I do believe us as Charlton fans would be better off sticking together 27000 of us cheering the team, anti regime songs the lot. Intimidating the opposition and being what we are great fans as a group like the back to the valley campaignshirty5 said:
Those days have gone and won't change till the Belgians depart.olicafc90 said:Sam Lloyd appreciate your comment, but if you were a footballer playing in a stadium with not even a third full ground what dedication and commitment to the club would you feel? I love the club like every person on here does too, if we showed these players we care about the club by filling the ground out and cheering them on surely they would give that extra 10% and maybe just maybe we would be better than we are
So you think it's better people stay away? Sit at home and watch Jeff Sterling on soccer Saturdayshirty5 said:
People like me! Don't judge me when you don't know me Oliver.olicafc90 said:
Hate to say it then shirty5 it's people like you that are making the situation worst. I agree the regime are killing this club with the non interest to achieve and disloyalty to the fans and no interest to interact with us, I also agree C.A.R.D are doing all they can to help people outside the club see what they are doing, but I do believe us as Charlton fans would be better off sticking together 27000 of us cheering the team, anti regime songs the lot. Intimidating the opposition and being what we are great fans as a group like the back to the valley campaignshirty5 said:
Those days have gone and won't change till the Belgians depart.olicafc90 said:Sam Lloyd appreciate your comment, but if you were a footballer playing in a stadium with not even a third full ground what dedication and commitment to the club would you feel? I love the club like every person on here does too, if we showed these players we care about the club by filling the ground out and cheering them on surely they would give that extra 10% and maybe just maybe we would be better than we are
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So the home support is just as good as the away?Chris_from_Sidcup said:
You've definitely not been to many of our away games then!olicafc90 said:
Atmosphere is a lot better at away games, quite simple reallyChris_from_Sidcup said:Out of interest Oli, how come living in the south west prevents you from attending home games but you go to our away games which i'd imagine in a lot of cases, are further away?
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Olicafc90 can I asked when you last attended a league game at the Valley?0
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As opposed to you who have not responded to several of my questions.olicafc90 said:
Totally understand others have different opinions and I respect them for feeling like that, I also feel you have put possibly the best reply to my debate, so I can only thank you for thatWheresmeticket? said:
What it comes down to, old chap, is that refusing to participate or willingly comply with something you don't accept is sometimes the only way of exercising power. It's well recognised and cuts through a lot of bullshit. You don't know what the effect of attending or not may have on players, owners or club. Perhaps refusing to pay people who demonstrably have values with which you disagree might just be the right thing to do.olicafc90 said:
The fact that I have stated Charlton fans inside the stadium would be better than not is something you disagree with? And by calling me a troll can quite clearly be seen you have no argument against itolicafc90 said:
Not at any point I have I called you a troll just stated my opinionHenry Irving said:
That you're a troll and a not very good one.olicafc90 said:
And that point is?Henry Irving said:
Surely you could make a difference by not missing the point again and againolicafc90 said:Henry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
Surely C.A.R.D could make a difference by inviting people to fill the ground out and protesting with a full capacity instead of 8992 in the ground not making any noiseHenry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
Shouldn't you be more bothered about whether Pardew can turn around your season ?1 -
Get your arse down there then !!olicafc90 said:
I would imagine if you asked the team what they prefer they would say a full packed stadiumSam lloyd said:
If I was a footballer I wouldn't give a toss whether I was playing in front of a packed stadium or a third full one, as long as I was getting paid. The onus is on the regime, not the supporters, we care about the club, THEY don't & that's the problem. Each & every one of us deals with that as we see fit. I attend all matches at The Valley with my 83 year old Dad, doesn't mean I like it. The regime have taken away everything I used to love about Charlton but they're NOT going to take away a Father/Daughter football tradition.olicafc90 said:Sam Lloyd appreciate your comment, but if you were a footballer playing in a stadium with not even a third full ground what dedication and commitment to the club would you feel? I love the club like every person on here does too, if we showed these players we care about the club by filling the ground out and cheering them on surely they would give that extra 10% and maybe just maybe we would be better than we are
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As opposed to you who have not responded to several of my questions.olicafc90 said:
Totally understand others have different opinions and I respect them for feeling like that, I also feel you have put possibly the best reply to my debate, so I can only thank you for thatWheresmeticket? said:
What it comes down to, old chap, is that refusing to participate or willingly comply with something you don't accept is sometimes the only way of exercising power. It's well recognised and cuts through a lot of bullshit. You don't know what the effect of attending or not may have on players, owners or club. Perhaps refusing to pay people who demonstrably have values with which you disagree might just be the right thing to do.olicafc90 said:
The fact that I have stated Charlton fans inside the stadium would be better than not is something you disagree with? And by calling me a troll can quite clearly be seen you have no argument against itolicafc90 said:
Not at any point I have I called you a troll just stated my opinionHenry Irving said:
That you're a troll and a not very good one.olicafc90 said:
And that point is?Henry Irving said:
Surely you could make a difference by not missing the point again and againolicafc90 said:Henry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
Surely C.A.R.D could make a difference by inviting people to fill the ground out and protesting with a full capacity instead of 8992 in the ground not making any noiseHenry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
Shouldn't you be more bothered about whether Pardew can turn around your season ?
Part of the problem?Sam lloyd said:
So WHY are you complaining about the atmosphere at The Valley then when YOU are part of the problem !! ? #givemestrengtholicafc90 said:
Atmosphere is a lot better at away games, quite simple reallyChris_from_Sidcup said:Out of interest Oli, how come living in the south west prevents you from attending home games but you go to our away games which i'd imagine in a lot of cases, are further away?
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Not sure why I would go through the effort of talking about Charlton if I were a palace fan?alan dugdale said:
As opposed to you who have not responded to several of my questions.olicafc90 said:
Totally understand others have different opinions and I respect them for feeling like that, I also feel you have put possibly the best reply to my debate, so I can only thank you for thatWheresmeticket? said:
What it comes down to, old chap, is that refusing to participate or willingly comply with something you don't accept is sometimes the only way of exercising power. It's well recognised and cuts through a lot of bullshit. You don't know what the effect of attending or not may have on players, owners or club. Perhaps refusing to pay people who demonstrably have values with which you disagree might just be the right thing to do.olicafc90 said:
The fact that I have stated Charlton fans inside the stadium would be better than not is something you disagree with? And by calling me a troll can quite clearly be seen you have no argument against itolicafc90 said:
Not at any point I have I called you a troll just stated my opinionHenry Irving said:
That you're a troll and a not very good one.olicafc90 said:
And that point is?Henry Irving said:
Surely you could make a difference by not missing the point again and againolicafc90 said:Henry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
Surely C.A.R.D could make a difference by inviting people to fill the ground out and protesting with a full capacity instead of 8992 in the ground not making any noiseHenry Irving said:
No, that's why I'm protesting. How many more times?olicafc90 said:
Shouldn't you be more bothered about whether Pardew can turn around your season ?
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Is the bloke moaning about people not going to The Valley when he hardly goes himself?
He's the sort of bloke that moans about the Government but never votes!!
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