Shirts for the nephew & me plus woolly hats and a hoodie, money well spent. The contrast between the achievements of a small group of enthusiastic amateurs and those of the supposedly professional football club business defies credibility. No praise high enough for Covered End Choir. No opprobrium savage enough for the latter.
We do still have a very limited number of protest shirts left , Mens XL & XS and a couple of Ladies sizes , visit covererdendchoir.co.uk to order. We also have Roland out hoodies in all sizes.
Shirts for the nephew & me plus woolly hats and a hoodie, money well spent. The contrast between the achievements of a small group of enthusiastic amateurs and those of the supposedly professional football club business defies credibility. No praise high enough for Covered End Choir. No opprobrium savage enough for the latter.
Agree totally, StigThundercock. Our house had 3 shirts, a hoodie and 3 badges! All money well spent and great merchandise as well! Thanks to all who organised and distributed them. But even better to help local charities.
After being made aware of some unsavoury and quite frankly nasty comments elsewhere on the internet I want to make it clear this project was not initiated by CARD but by a few individuals from this site. In fact out of the whole group of us I am the only one who continues to help CARD out regularly. From day one it was always a project to raise some money for the protest fund but EQUALLY to raise money for local charities. The shirt was a way for people to show their displeasure with the owners without being involved in more "active" protests if that wasn't their thing. We all fully support CARD and their aims hence the reason we included their logo on the shirt. I am delighted that we donated to such wonderful causes as the Charlton RDA and Demelza.
After being made aware of some unsavoury and quite frankly nasty comments elsewhere on the internet I want to make it clear this project was not initiated by CARD but by a few individuals from this site. In fact out of the whole group of us I am the only one who continues to help CARD out regularly. From day one it was always a project to raise some money for the protest fund but EQUALLY to raise money for local charities. The shirt was a way for people to show their displeasure with the owners without being involved in more "active" protests if that wasn't their thing. We all fully support CARD and their aims hence the reason we included their logo on the shirt. I am delighted that we donated to such wonderful causes as the Charlton RDA and Demelza.
Who is saying it was a CARD shirt? The logo is I believe Covered End Choir but basically a protest shirt. It raised lots anyway... which is the main point.
CAFC should adopt that shirt as the first kit for next season, might change our luck and prospects .. It'd make a change from this season's mostly woeful performances whilst the players were kitted out in red or that lovely shade of purple
CAFC should adopt that shirt as the first kit for next season, might change our luck and prospects .. It'd make a change from this season's mostly woeful performances whilst the players were kitted out in red or that lovely shade of purple
I did wonder if new owners might adopt a black and white theme for the away kit/third kit. It's certainly something I'd do if I took over..
After being made aware of some unsavoury and quite frankly nasty comments elsewhere on the internet I want to make it clear this project was not initiated by CARD but by a few individuals from this site. In fact out of the whole group of us I am the only one who continues to help CARD out regularly. From day one it was always a project to raise some money for the protest fund but EQUALLY to raise money for local charities. The shirt was a way for people to show their displeasure with the owners without being involved in more "active" protests if that wasn't their thing. We all fully support CARD and their aims hence the reason we included their logo on the shirt. I am delighted that we donated to such wonderful causes as the Charlton RDA and Demelza.
Who is saying it was a CARD shirt? The logo is I believe Covered End Choir but basically a protest shirt. It raised lots anyway... which is the main point.
After being made aware of some unsavoury and quite frankly nasty comments elsewhere on the internet I want to make it clear this project was not initiated by CARD but by a few individuals from this site. In fact out of the whole group of us I am the only one who continues to help CARD out regularly. From day one it was always a project to raise some money for the protest fund but EQUALLY to raise money for local charities. The shirt was a way for people to show their displeasure with the owners without being involved in more "active" protests if that wasn't their thing. We all fully support CARD and their aims hence the reason we included their logo on the shirt. I am delighted that we donated to such wonderful causes as the Charlton RDA and Demelza.
What comments, @Nug? Can you point me at them, please?
After being made aware of some unsavoury and quite frankly nasty comments elsewhere on the internet I want to make it clear this project was not initiated by CARD but by a few individuals from this site. In fact out of the whole group of us I am the only one who continues to help CARD out regularly. From day one it was always a project to raise some money for the protest fund but EQUALLY to raise money for local charities. The shirt was a way for people to show their displeasure with the owners without being involved in more "active" protests if that wasn't their thing. We all fully support CARD and their aims hence the reason we included their logo on the shirt. I am delighted that we donated to such wonderful causes as the Charlton RDA and Demelza.
What comments, @Nug? Can you point me at them, please?
Maybe best just to leave it tbh. @Nug has set the record straight on the motives behind it and who was behind the shirts.
CAFC should adopt that shirt as the first kit for next season, might change our luck and prospects .. It'd make a change from this season's mostly woeful performances whilst the players were kitted out in red or that lovely shade of purple
I did wonder if new owners might adopt a black and white theme for the away kit/third kit. It's certainly something I'd do if I took over..
Myself and daughter wore our B&W shirts to Chesterfield game and I had CARD hoodie on top. Also have the Covered End Choir iron-on patch on the back of my RAB jacket. Many have asked me who the 'Covered End Choir' are, to which I inform them of our plight. It's great advertising, albeit for a sad cause. We will overcome!
After being made aware of some unsavoury and quite frankly nasty comments elsewhere on the internet I want to make it clear this project was not initiated by CARD but by a few individuals from this site. In fact out of the whole group of us I am the only one who continues to help CARD out regularly. From day one it was always a project to raise some money for the protest fund but EQUALLY to raise money for local charities. The shirt was a way for people to show their displeasure with the owners without being involved in more "active" protests if that wasn't their thing. We all fully support CARD and their aims hence the reason we included their logo on the shirt. I am delighted that we donated to such wonderful causes as the Charlton RDA and Demelza.
Who is saying it was a CARD shirt? The logo is I believe Covered End Choir but basically a protest shirt. It raised lots anyway... which is the main point.
Erm think the Card logo could be the problem some have with it...
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The contrast between the achievements of a small group of enthusiastic amateurs and those of the supposedly professional football club business defies credibility.
No praise high enough for Covered End Choir.
No opprobrium savage enough for the latter.
https://www.coveredendchoir.co.uk/