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Smoke bombs

LondonSirCliveLondonSirClive
in General Charlton
Does anyone believe throwing these on the pitch help the situation? The one thrown on after we equalised left me somewhat dumbfounded. I support the CARD protests but I wonder if the individual who threw that would find his actions endorsed by them?
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  • bellz2002bellz2002
    Don't forget Sheff United threw one on after they scored too.
  • JaShea99JaShea99
    Katrien: They still want you to sell up, are you going to?
    Roland: No way, never, you know I don't do failure.
    Katrien: Right ok. Now someone's thrown a smoke bomb onto the pitch.
    Roland: What? Ok ok, fair enough, I know when I'm not wanted, time to sell up.
  • Chris_from_SidcupChris_from_Sidcup
    It's only because they're banned here that people make such a fuss. On the continent they're a regular part of a lot of matches and add to the atmosphere. I don't really see the harm.
  • cafcsingercafcsinger
    Nothing to do with CARD. I think they're decent.
  • LondonSirCliveLondonSirClive
    I tend to agree that it wasn't likely to be a CARD tactic but what with the bottle throwing incident last season and some of the antics after the Gillingham game, I feel saddened that there are such morons who tag onto our club and diminish the reputation. Let's leave that behaviour to the neighbours at the toolbox.
  • cafcdave123cafcdave123
    Was it just a joke shop style smoke bomb?

    If so I don't see a problem and the fact it was saved till we scored suggests to me that it wasn't a form of protest, card endorsed or otherwise
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  • drewmandrewman
    LondonSirClive said:

    I tend to agree that it wasn't likely to be a CARD tactic but what with the bottle throwing incident last season and some of the antics after the Gillingham game, I feel saddened that there are such morons who tag onto our club and diminish the reputation. Let's leave that behaviour to the neighbours at the toolbox.

    Ooh aren't we superior!
  • Leeds_AddickLeeds_Addick
    LondonSirClive said:

    I tend to agree that it wasn't likely to be a CARD tactic but what with the bottle throwing incident last season and some of the antics after the Gillingham game, I feel saddened that there are such morons who tag onto our club and diminish the reputation. Let's leave that behaviour to the neighbours at the toolbox.

    No need to bring them into it then imo.
  • mogodonmogodon
    Too easy to blame everything on CARD. Can't imagine this was any part of anything organised 'officially'
  • carly burncarly burn
    F*c* me! Precious you lot.
    Ever been to the San siro ???
  • alan dugdalealan dugdale
    LondonSirClive said:

    I tend to agree that it wasn't likely to be a CARD tactic but what with the bottle throwing incident last season and some of the antics after the Gillingham game, I feel saddened that there are such morons who tag onto our club and diminish the reputation. Let's leave that behaviour to the neighbours at the toolbox.

    So why mention them at all then ? May as well say would it be endorsed by AP McCoy or Honey G. Just as irrelevant.
  • Mendonca In AsdasMendonca In Asdas
    Can't believe people are having a pop at card factory, quality birthday cards under a quid!
  • i_b_b_o_r_gi_b_b_o_r_g
    or her
  • Missed ItMissed It
    Chris_from_Sidcup said:

    It's only because they're banned here that people make such a fuss. On the continent they're a regular part of a lot of matches and add to the atmosphere. I don't really see the harm.

    Not so funny if it doesn't reach the pitch and hits someone in the covered end instead.
  • AddicktedAddickted
    Missed It said:

    Chris_from_Sidcup said:

    It's only because they're banned here that people make such a fuss. On the continent they're a regular part of a lot of matches and add to the atmosphere. I don't really see the harm.

    Not so funny if it doesn't reach the pitch and hits someone in the covered end instead.
    How many have done that?

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  • se9addickse9addick
    alan dugdale said:

    LondonSirClive said:

    I tend to agree that it wasn't likely to be a CARD tactic but what with the bottle throwing incident last season and some of the antics after the Gillingham game, I feel saddened that there are such morons who tag onto our club and diminish the reputation. Let's leave that behaviour to the neighbours at the toolbox.

    So why mention them at all then ? May as well say would it be endorsed by AP McCoy or Honey G. Just as irrelevant.
    Because he clearly supports the regime and wants to associate the main body that undermines them with some poor behaviour.
  • alan dugdalealan dugdale
    se9addick said:

    alan dugdale said:

    LondonSirClive said:

    I tend to agree that it wasn't likely to be a CARD tactic but what with the bottle throwing incident last season and some of the antics after the Gillingham game, I feel saddened that there are such morons who tag onto our club and diminish the reputation. Let's leave that behaviour to the neighbours at the toolbox.

    So why mention them at all then ? May as well say would it be endorsed by AP McCoy or Honey G. Just as irrelevant.
    Because he clearly supports the regime and wants to associate the main body that undermines them with some poor behaviour.
    That'll be it !
  • Missed ItMissed It
    Addickted said:

    Missed It said:

    Chris_from_Sidcup said:

    It's only because they're banned here that people make such a fuss. On the continent they're a regular part of a lot of matches and add to the atmosphere. I don't really see the harm.

    Not so funny if it doesn't reach the pitch and hits someone in the covered end instead.
    How many have done that?

    None... yet. Do I have to rely on a moron's arm to avoid catching fire? I've been hit by enough spongy footballs, pigs and taxis thrown from the top deck by biffs who never made it on to the cricket team!
  • cafcdave123cafcdave123
    Missed It said:

    Addickted said:

    Missed It said:

    Chris_from_Sidcup said:

    It's only because they're banned here that people make such a fuss. On the continent they're a regular part of a lot of matches and add to the atmosphere. I don't really see the harm.

    Not so funny if it doesn't reach the pitch and hits someone in the covered end instead.
    How many have done that?

    None... yet. Do I have to rely on a moron's arm to avoid catching fire? I've been hit by enough spongy footballs, pigs and taxis thrown from the top deck by biffs who never made it on to the cricket team!
    easy mate, we're all charlton fans no need to get so personal!
  • Missed ItMissed It
    Nothing to do with my cricket or dubious football skills. I was in Afghanistan when we got relegated in 2008/9, missed the whole thing. Got back in time for the last game of the season when we played like Brazil and absolutely smashed Norwich.
  • clb74clb74
    ValleyGary said:

    FFS it's a bit of red smoke. Why do people feel the need to bring up such insignificant things when you there's so much more to be worried about. Please never go watch a game on the continent.

    Affects my asthma
  • Missed ItMissed It
    edited November 2016
    I just have a healthy respect for pyrotechnics. They're not as harmless as people think, especially when people are careless or chucking them about.
  • AddicktedAddickted
    But no pyrotechnics were thrown on the pitch today.

    Please tell me you weren't in REME.
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