Yes, but has anyone said "Don't Support The Team", ever? Isn't it just an attempt to have a dig at protesters or boycotters (who all actually support the team - if not the regime)?
People are going to be positive based purely on the evidence in front of them. Of course most people are more positive this season than last because of the new signings, and because we are playing good football & winning matches.
But for many people this positivity is tempered by the fact that we have a relatively thin squad, and also by the knowledge that we don't look like being competitive in the transfer market when a top player/striker becomes available. Not being outbid by our promotion rivals in the January window will be key.
Yes, but has anyone said "Don't Support The Team", ever? Isn't it just an attempt to have a dig at protesters or boycotters (who all actually support the team - if not the regime)?
People are going to be positive based purely on the evidence in front of them. Of course most people are more positive this season than last because of the new signings, and because we are playing good football & winning matches.
But for many people this positivity is tempered by the fact that we have a relatively thin squad, and also by the knowledge that we don't look like being competitive in the transfer market when a top player/striker becomes available. Not being outbid by our promotion rivals in the January window will be key.
I'd say not Kashing in on our best players is more key.
Yes, but has anyone said "Don't Support The Team", ever? Isn't it just an attempt to have a dig at protesters or boycotters (who all actually support the team - if not the regime)?
People are going to be positive based purely on the evidence in front of them. Of course most people are more positive this season than last because of the new signings, and because we are playing good football & winning matches.
But for many people this positivity is tempered by the fact that we have a relatively thin squad, and also by the knowledge that we don't look like being competitive in the transfer market when a top player/striker becomes available. Not being outbid by our promotion rivals in the January window will be key.
"People are going to be positive based purely on the evidence in front of them."
Just as people protested based purely on evidence in front of them.
Those people who were "positive" when everything was negative and the evidence pointed to no hope of Charlton ever recovering from the assault it suffered, are presumably feeling no different. Positivity is binary, either on or off, you can't have "more" positivity, so unless you were previously negative there is no change of emotion to enjoy when the switch is turned back on, even if it can be switched back off in an instant.
Yes, but has anyone said "Don't Support The Team", ever? Isn't it just an attempt to have a dig at protesters or boycotters (who all actually support the team - if not the regime)?
People are going to be positive based purely on the evidence in front of them. Of course most people are more positive this season than last because of the new signings, and because we are playing good football & winning matches.
But for many people this positivity is tempered by the fact that we have a relatively thin squad, and also by the knowledge that we don't look like being competitive in the transfer market when a top player/striker becomes available. Not being outbid by our promotion rivals in the January window will be key.
"People are going to be positive based purely on the evidence in front of them."
Just as people protested based purely on evidence in front of them.
Those people who were "positive" when everything was negative and the evidence pointed to no hope of Charlton ever recovering from the assault it suffered, are presumably feeling no different. Positivity is binary, either on or off, you can't have "more" positivity, so unless you were previously negative there is no change of emotion to enjoy when the switch is turned back on, even if it can be switched back off in an instant.
Just as people protested based purely on evidence in front of them.
Of course.
But positivity is only binary when you're talking about electricity or magnetism. You can feel slightly more positive, or even much more negative about something.
Those people who were "positive" when everything was negative and the evidence pointed to no hope of Charlton ever recovering from the assault it suffered, are presumably feeling no different.
You're probably right there.
Last season my season ticket seats were between two or three protesters, and a couple of anti protesters. It wasn't a surprise that the protesters were proper hardcore knowledgeable fans, and the antis didn't seem to know much about the comings and goings of the club at all. I was surprised how vocal they were in their 'anti-ness' under the circumstances.
Yes, but has anyone said "Don't Support The Team", ever? Isn't it just an attempt to have a dig at protesters or boycotters (who all actually support the team - if not the regime)?
People are going to be positive based purely on the evidence in front of them. Of course most people are more positive this season than last because of the new signings, and because we are playing good football & winning matches.
But for many people this positivity is tempered by the fact that we have a relatively thin squad, and also by the knowledge that we don't look like being competitive in the transfer market when a top player/striker becomes available. Not being outbid by our promotion rivals in the January window will be key.
"People are going to be positive based purely on the evidence in front of them."
Just as people protested based purely on evidence in front of them.
Those people who were "positive" when everything was negative and the evidence pointed to no hope of Charlton ever recovering from the assault it suffered, are presumably feeling no different. Positivity is binary, either on or off, you can't have "more" positivity, so unless you were previously negative there is no change of emotion to enjoy when the switch is turned back on, even if it can be switched back off in an instant.
Just as people protested based purely on evidence in front of them.
Of course.
But positivity is only binary when you're talking about electricity or magnetism. You can feel slightly more positive, or even much more negative about something.
Those people who were "positive" when everything was negative and the evidence pointed to no hope of Charlton ever recovering from the assault it suffered, are presumably feeling no different.
You're probably right there.
Last season my season ticket seats were between two or three protesters, and a couple of anti protesters. It wasn't a surprise that the protesters were proper hardcore knowledgeable fans, and the antis didn't seem to know much about the comings and goings of the club at all. I was surprised how vocal they were in their 'anti-ness' under the circumstances.
Presumably you just lamped both sides, like in the old cowboy movies ?
If your planning on attending Saturday I'm sure you'll "feel" it in the Atmosphere which I hope will be even better than the previous Valley Matches This Season..
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Isn't it just an attempt to have a dig at protesters or boycotters (who all actually support the team - if not the regime)?
People are going to be positive based purely on the evidence in front of them.
Of course most people are more positive this season than last because of the new signings, and because we are playing good football & winning matches.
But for many people this positivity is tempered by the fact that we have a relatively thin squad, and also by the knowledge that we don't look like being competitive in the transfer market when a top player/striker becomes available. Not being outbid by our promotion rivals in the January window will be key.
Just as people protested based purely on evidence in front of them.
Those people who were "positive" when everything was negative and the evidence pointed to no hope of Charlton ever recovering from the assault it suffered, are presumably feeling no different. Positivity is binary, either on or off, you can't have "more" positivity, so unless you were previously negative there is no change of emotion to enjoy when the switch is turned back on, even if it can be switched back off in an instant.
2% = Roland and Katrien.
Of course.
But positivity is only binary when you're talking about electricity or magnetism. You can feel slightly more positive, or even much more negative about something.
Those people who were "positive" when everything was negative and the evidence pointed to no hope of Charlton ever recovering from the assault it suffered, are presumably feeling no different.
You're probably right there.
Last season my season ticket seats were between two or three protesters, and a couple of anti protesters. It wasn't a surprise that the protesters were proper hardcore knowledgeable fans, and the antis didn't seem to know much about the comings and goings of the club at all. I was surprised how vocal they were in their 'anti-ness' under the circumstances.
On the less positive side I was wrong.
However, despite this setback, I remain positive about our chances this season and will be out supporting the team soon.
If your planning on attending Saturday I'm sure you'll "feel" it in the Atmosphere which I hope will be even better than the previous Valley Matches This Season..
100% Support...
COYA....
POSITIVITY...
Accentuate the Positive;
Eliminate the Negative:
Latch on to the Affirmative:
Don't mess with Mister In-between?
Great Positive Atmosphere, Looking Forward to Wigan Tuesday Night Under The Lights..
Stay Positive Fellow Addicks....
Don't think so.
Fingers crossed we don't pick up any serious injuries/suspensions etc.
Something the die hard pro regimers will never acknowledge.