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KM lands new job with English football club (ed. Chef Wendy)
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When I looked back at the recording of that moment after the match I couldn't work out who that individual was. Seemed a right scallywag though.Henry Irving said:
When the history of the protests is written the despicable human being who first attacked the sofa will go down in infamy.henrythecat said:
Without wanting to take away from the many successes KM brought to the club, I believe that the sofa was Tone's idea. At least, that is what he told me when I first met him. This was before sofa was installed and he spoke with a lot of enthusiasm about it being a great way to engage with the fans. I suggested that Charlton may not be the sort of club that would embrace such an innovative concept but he was convinced. History has proved that he was right and I was wrong. In the end, fans embraced the sofa with a great deal of enthusiasm and passion.carly burn said:What Wednesday need to ease the blow of the impending shyte years ahead is a nice sofa to watch it on!
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Firstly my comment about missing her was a jokeHenry Irving said:
Well, you were anti the protestspaulie8290 said:I for one miss her
Secondly I was never anti Protest, I just made a comment about not getting a certain came called off as I had paid over £45 and actually wanted to watch the game and support my team, not spend £45 on a game that was called off due to fans.8 -
Scallywag is a good name for them.henrythecat said:
When I looked back at the recording of that moment after the match I couldn't work out who that individual was. Seemed a right scallywag though.Henry Irving said:
When the history of the protests is written the despicable human being who first attacked the sofa will go down in infamy.henrythecat said:
Without wanting to take away from the many successes KM brought to the club, I believe that the sofa was Tone's idea. At least, that is what he told me when I first met him. This was before sofa was installed and he spoke with a lot of enthusiasm about it being a great way to engage with the fans. I suggested that Charlton may not be the sort of club that would embrace such an innovative concept but he was convinced. History has proved that he was right and I was wrong. In the end, fans embraced the sofa with a great deal of enthusiasm and passion.carly burn said:What Wednesday need to ease the blow of the impending shyte years ahead is a nice sofa to watch it on!
Sadly, no one at the club could identify the culprit either1 -
The smiley emoji is your friend Paulie failing which one of these :-)paulie8290 said:
Firstly my comment about missing her was a joke......Henry Irving said:
Well, you were anti the protestspaulie8290 said:I for one miss her
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Yeah, that was exactly what you said at the time and you never critised the protests or protesters at all.paulie8290 said:
Firstly my comment about missing her was a jokeHenry Irving said:
Well, you were anti the protestspaulie8290 said:I for one miss her
Secondly I was never anti Protest, I just made a comment about not getting a certain came called off as I had paid over £45 and actually wanted to watch the game and support my team, not spend £45 on a game that was called off due to fans.1 -
Tea, cakes and now soft furnishings. There's no end to the mans talents, wasted here I tell thee, feckin wasted.2
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Then one downstairs - not below the belt thoughbobmunro said:
Take more time, feint with the jab then catch her with an overhand right.paulie8290 said:I for one miss her
(I hasten to add that was a joke)
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Should have come to me for the £45paulie8290 said:
Firstly my comment about missing her was a jokeHenry Irving said:
Well, you were anti the protestspaulie8290 said:I for one miss her
Secondly I was never anti Protest, I just made a comment about not getting a certain came called off as I had paid over £45 and actually wanted to watch the game and support my team, not spend £45 on a game that was called off due to fans.0 -
Remind me again how many games were called off due to the protests?paulie8290 said:
Firstly my comment about missing her was a jokeHenry Irving said:
Well, you were anti the protestspaulie8290 said:I for one miss her
Secondly I was never anti Protest, I just made a comment about not getting a certain came called off as I had paid over £45 and actually wanted to watch the game and support my team, not spend £45 on a game that was called off due to fans.12 -
None but this was before a game(cant remember which) when fans were trying to get the game called offNug said:
Remind me again how many games were called off due to the protests?paulie8290 said:
Firstly my comment about missing her was a jokeHenry Irving said:
Well, you were anti the protestspaulie8290 said:I for one miss her
Secondly I was never anti Protest, I just made a comment about not getting a certain came called off as I had paid over £45 and actually wanted to watch the game and support my team, not spend £45 on a game that was called off due to fans.0 - Sponsored links:
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Stop being so blooming sensible.Henry Irving said:Can't blame the results on her but she'll come unstuck when she has to deal with the fans' reaction to them.
Of course the results are her fault!1 -
Scapegoating Katrien for Wednesday's losses is silly
It obviously must be Morgan Fox's fault.6 -
It was the one where you paid £45 for an £18 ticketpaulie8290 said:
None but this was before a game(cant remember which) when fans were trying to get the game called offNug said:
Remind me again how many games were called off due to the protests?paulie8290 said:
Firstly my comment about missing her was a jokeHenry Irving said:
Well, you were anti the protestspaulie8290 said:I for one miss her
Secondly I was never anti Protest, I just made a comment about not getting a certain came called off as I had paid over £45 and actually wanted to watch the game and support my team, not spend £45 on a game that was called off due to fans.
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No ifs, no buts?paulie8290 said:
None but this was before a game(cant remember which) when fans were trying to get the game called offNug said:
Remind me again how many games were called off due to the protests?paulie8290 said:
Firstly my comment about missing her was a jokeHenry Irving said:
Well, you were anti the protestspaulie8290 said:I for one miss her
Secondly I was never anti Protest, I just made a comment about not getting a certain came called off as I had paid over £45 and actually wanted to watch the game and support my team, not spend £45 on a game that was called off due to fans.0 -
Suppose that what i get for buying fromFumbluff said:
It was the one where you paid £45 for an £18 ticketpaulie8290 said:
None but this was before a game(cant remember which) when fans were trying to get the game called offNug said:
Remind me again how many games were called off due to the protests?paulie8290 said:
Firstly my comment about missing her was a jokeHenry Irving said:
Well, you were anti the protestspaulie8290 said:I for one miss her
Secondly I was never anti Protest, I just made a comment about not getting a certain came called off as I had paid over £45 and actually wanted to watch the game and support my team, not spend £45 on a game that was called off due to fans.
www.IamRolandsBackPocket.com3 -
That's called foreplay in Sheffieldbobmunro said:
Take more time, feint with the jab then catch her with an overhand right.paulie8290 said:I for one miss her
(I hasten to add that was a joke)7 -
'Go down pub,lolwray said:
That's called foreplay in Sheffieldbobmunro said:
Take more time, feint with the jab then catch her with an overhand right.paulie8290 said:I for one miss her
(I hasten to add that was a joke)
Drink ten pints,
Get absolutely plastered,
Go back home............'0 -
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“Attacked” is such a harsh word. I think “overzealous stroking of a treasured artefact” would be fairer. And let’s face it, we’ve all been there.Henry Irving said:
When the history of the protests is written the despicable human being who first attacked the sofa will go down in infamy.henrythecat said:
Without wanting to take away from the many successes KM brought to the club, I believe that the sofa was Tone's idea. At least, that is what he told me when I first met him. This was before sofa was installed and he spoke with a lot of enthusiasm about it being a great way to engage with the fans. I suggested that Charlton may not be the sort of club that would embrace such an innovative concept but he was convinced. History has proved that he was right and I was wrong. In the end, fans embraced the sofa with a great deal of enthusiasm and passion.carly burn said:What Wednesday need to ease the blow of the impending shyte years ahead is a nice sofa to watch it on!
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I heard she was going to the very pinnacle of the English game and she would have the last laugh on all those nasty sexist racist charlton life members.3
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I always wondered what happened to the metal springs and wooden frame of that sofa, all that was left as far as I could see, was a load of old fluff.Henry Irving said:
When the history of the protests is written the despicable human being who first attacked the sofa will go down in infamy.henrythecat said:
Without wanting to take away from the many successes KM brought to the club, I believe that the sofa was Tone's idea. At least, that is what he told me when I first met him. This was before sofa was installed and he spoke with a lot of enthusiasm about it being a great way to engage with the fans. I suggested that Charlton may not be the sort of club that would embrace such an innovative concept but he was convinced. History has proved that he was right and I was wrong. In the end, fans embraced the sofa with a great deal of enthusiasm and passion.carly burn said:What Wednesday need to ease the blow of the impending shyte years ahead is a nice sofa to watch it on!
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Raith_C_Chattonell said:
I always wondered what happened to the metal springs and wooden frame of that sofa, all that was left as far as I could see, was a load of old fluff.Henry Irving said:
When the history of the protests is written the despicable human being who first attacked the sofa will go down in infamy.henrythecat said:
Without wanting to take away from the many successes KM brought to the club, I believe that the sofa was Tone's idea. At least, that is what he told me when I first met him. This was before sofa was installed and he spoke with a lot of enthusiasm about it being a great way to engage with the fans. I suggested that Charlton may not be the sort of club that would embrace such an innovative concept but he was convinced. History has proved that he was right and I was wrong. In the end, fans embraced the sofa with a great deal of enthusiasm and passion.carly burn said:What Wednesday need to ease the blow of the impending shyte years ahead is a nice sofa to watch it on!
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I think the sofa should go in the museum.
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Infamy, infamy, they’ve all got it infamyHenry Irving said:
When the history of the protests is written the despicable human being who first attacked the sofa will go down in infamy.henrythecat said:
Without wanting to take away from the many successes KM brought to the club, I believe that the sofa was Tone's idea. At least, that is what he told me when I first met him. This was before sofa was installed and he spoke with a lot of enthusiasm about it being a great way to engage with the fans. I suggested that Charlton may not be the sort of club that would embrace such an innovative concept but he was convinced. History has proved that he was right and I was wrong. In the end, fans embraced the sofa with a great deal of enthusiasm and passion.carly burn said:What Wednesday need to ease the blow of the impending shyte years ahead is a nice sofa to watch it on!
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DA9 said:
Infamy, infamy, they’ve all got it infamyHenry Irving said:
When the history of the protests is written the despicable human being who first attacked the sofa will go down in infamy.henrythecat said:
Without wanting to take away from the many successes KM brought to the club, I believe that the sofa was Tone's idea. At least, that is what he told me when I first met him. This was before sofa was installed and he spoke with a lot of enthusiasm about it being a great way to engage with the fans. I suggested that Charlton may not be the sort of club that would embrace such an innovative concept but he was convinced. History has proved that he was right and I was wrong. In the end, fans embraced the sofa with a great deal of enthusiasm and passion.carly burn said:What Wednesday need to ease the blow of the impending shyte years ahead is a nice sofa to watch it on!
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cafcledbury said:
I think the sofa should go in the museum.
I think we should have a ceremonial cremation to put it out of its misery when RD goes.11 -
After seeing what was left of the sofa I would suggest 'attacked' is a slight over dramatization of the event. But then History is written by the victors.Henry Irving said:
When the history of the protests is written the despicable human being who first attacked the sofa will go down in infamy.henrythecat said:
Without wanting to take away from the many successes KM brought to the club, I believe that the sofa was Tone's idea. At least, that is what he told me when I first met him. This was before sofa was installed and he spoke with a lot of enthusiasm about it being a great way to engage with the fans. I suggested that Charlton may not be the sort of club that would embrace such an innovative concept but he was convinced. History has proved that he was right and I was wrong. In the end, fans embraced the sofa with a great deal of enthusiasm and passion.carly burn said:What Wednesday need to ease the blow of the impending shyte years ahead is a nice sofa to watch it on!
Two cushions appear to have been wantonly destroyed - I do remember seeing a photograph of the main protagonist with his hands in the air as the police intervened.
Nevertheless perhaps a statue of said heroic warrior outside the Covered End would be a more appropriate homage than a mere promote.4 -
When Hollywood recreates the epic tale of the battle to oust Roland, I'm sure the sofa will be properly destroyed!Addickted said:
After seeing what was left of the sofa I would suggest 'attacked' is a slight over dramatization of the event. But then History is written by the victors.Henry Irving said:
When the history of the protests is written the despicable human being who first attacked the sofa will go down in infamy.henrythecat said:
Without wanting to take away from the many successes KM brought to the club, I believe that the sofa was Tone's idea. At least, that is what he told me when I first met him. This was before sofa was installed and he spoke with a lot of enthusiasm about it being a great way to engage with the fans. I suggested that Charlton may not be the sort of club that would embrace such an innovative concept but he was convinced. History has proved that he was right and I was wrong. In the end, fans embraced the sofa with a great deal of enthusiasm and passion.carly burn said:What Wednesday need to ease the blow of the impending shyte years ahead is a nice sofa to watch it on!
Two cushions appear to have been wantonly destroyed - I do remember seeing a photograph of the main protagonist with his hands in the air as the police intervened.
Nevertheless perhaps a statue of said heroic warrior outside the Covered End would be a more appropriate homage than a mere promote.3 -
For some reason I have a picture of a sofa spring and our Chief Operating Officer in my head.......killerandflash said:
When Hollywood recreates the epic tale of the battle to oust Roland, I'm sure the sofa will be properly destroyed!Addickted said:
After seeing what was left of the sofa I would suggest 'attacked' is a slight over dramatization of the event. But then History is written by the victors.Henry Irving said:
When the history of the protests is written the despicable human being who first attacked the sofa will go down in infamy.henrythecat said:
Without wanting to take away from the many successes KM brought to the club, I believe that the sofa was Tone's idea. At least, that is what he told me when I first met him. This was before sofa was installed and he spoke with a lot of enthusiasm about it being a great way to engage with the fans. I suggested that Charlton may not be the sort of club that would embrace such an innovative concept but he was convinced. History has proved that he was right and I was wrong. In the end, fans embraced the sofa with a great deal of enthusiasm and passion.carly burn said:What Wednesday need to ease the blow of the impending shyte years ahead is a nice sofa to watch it on!
Two cushions appear to have been wantonly destroyed - I do remember seeing a photograph of the main protagonist with his hands in the air as the police intervened.
Nevertheless perhaps a statue of said heroic warrior outside the Covered End would be a more appropriate homage than a mere promote.
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So proud that my son was part of the sofa destruction.
By the way, if anybody from the club is looking in, his name is Tristan Quentin Moneypenny the Third.15
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