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    drewmandrewman
    paulie8290 said:

    AFKABartram said:

    I’ve spoke to every Charlton supporting parent today.

    I support Charlton
    I am a parent
    I never spoke to you :wink:
    Didn't speak to me either.
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    MrOneLungMrOneLung
    Thanks for popping round Afka and I would like to reiterate you have the support of me and the other mods.
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    ElthamaddickElthamaddick
    pointless rule, my kids neither understand (or care) who betdaq are...however I do let them have a little bet each home game on the FGS ;)
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    SillybillySillybilly
    Completely support you mate. BTW my kids are 23 and 19.
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    cafcfancafcfan
    This proves two things:

    first @AFKABartram tells lies; and

    second the repugnant Daily Mail is his newspaper of choice. [I expect he will tell us that this article dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5286743/Premier-league-clubs-selling-shirts-gambling-ads.html published yesterday is mere coincidence (see fact one)].

    I'm boycotting. Protests are needed. No more banning of fish puns at his whim.

    Just sell the forum and fuck off.
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    cliveclive
    Earlier this year Newcastle were fined by the FA for breaching shirt sponsor regulations.

    http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11678/11325307/newcastle-united-fined-over-shirt-sponsor-breach
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    cafcdave123cafcdave123
    What happens when you have under 18s in the first team? Do they have to wear a different/sponsorless shirt
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    Rob7LeeRob7Lee
    cafcdave123 said:

    What happens when you have under 18s in the first team? Do they have to wear a different/sponsorless shirt

    Think it only applies where the majority are under 18.
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    cliveclive
    cafcdave123 said:

    What happens when you have under 18s in the first team? Do they have to wear a different/sponsorless shirt

    Newcastle were fined £7,500 by the FA when their under 18 side wore a kit with a betting logo on it.

    http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11678/11325307/newcastle-united-fined-over-shirt-sponsor-breach
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    Athletico CharltonAthletico Charlton
    All kids nowadays are morbidly obese and therefore generally wear adult kits from the age of 8 anyway from what I hear.
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    ScohamScoham
    Rob7Lee said:

    cafcdave123 said:

    What happens when you have under 18s in the first team? Do they have to wear a different/sponsorless shirt

    Think it only applies where the majority are under 18.
    Given the size of our squad a few injuries and majority of the first team will be under 18.
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    StigStig
    Lots of people are criticising AFKA for not speaking with them yesterday, but no one has picked up on his main faux pas which comes just two words in. Where you have an auxiliary verb, the past tense of speak is spoken. In case you are wondering, the 've part of I've is the auxiliary.

    Kind regards,
    Disgruntled, overlooked parent, Newcastle
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    Red Riding HoodieRed Riding Hoodie
    superclive98 said:

    You can just imagine the kids pulling on their shirts with betting companies on the front and thinking, immediately, where can I get a bet?
    The football authorities are a joke.

    Even now, in my mid 40s, I'm still badgering my dad for a red bus ....
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    cafcdave123cafcdave123
    Rob7Lee said:

    cafcdave123 said:

    What happens when you have under 18s in the first team? Do they have to wear a different/sponsorless shirt

    Think it only applies where the majority are under 18.
    So if there’s about 37 watching it’s a no go but if we play a 16/17 year old against Sunderland on the tv it’s fine?
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    Essex_AlEssex_Al
    I think more importantly, Hummel need to sort out the sizing of the shirts. My Grandson is 11 (albeit tall) and I had to buy him a small men's shirt last year!

    So the shirt had Betdaq on it anyway and I had to pay extra for an adult size!
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    GRAY9GRAY9
    Agree 100% - how can you have a replica shirt which is not the same as what the players wear.
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    DaveMehmetDaveMehmet
    GRAY9 said:

    Agree 100% - how can you have a replica shirt which is not the same as what the players wear.

    Wouldn't be an issue if clubs didn't whore themselves out to betting companies.
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    cafcdave123cafcdave123
    DaveMehmet said:

    GRAY9 said:

    Agree 100% - how can you have a replica shirt which is not the same as what the players wear.

    Wouldn't be an issue if clubs didn't whore themselves out to betting companies.
    pot, kettle...
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    addick05addick05
    superclive98 said:

    You can just imagine the kids pulling on their shirts with betting companies on the front and thinking, immediately, where can I get a bet?
    The football authorities are a joke.

    And you've only just realised that?

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