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Memorial for Seb Lewis - pictures p2
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I don't know what this Brogue guy did to get banned but I think his role in this tribute should earn him the right to a "pardon" from the club and the ban being lifted.seth plum said:Well done to the banned fan who kicked this off, and to the democratic Charlton Athletic Supporters Trust for following this through.
Yet another reason to become a member of the Trust for £5 a year.
I wonder if this is something CAST might broach with the club (not TK obvs) @Weegie Addick3 -
Maybe Brogue could make a donation to the museum in order to lift the ban, earn the pardon.Davo55 said:
I don't know what this Brogue guy did to get banned but I think his role in this tribute should earn him the right to a "pardon" from the club and the ban being lifted.seth plum said:Well done to the banned fan who kicked this off, and to the democratic Charlton Athletic Supporters Trust for following this through.
Yet another reason to become a member of the Trust for £5 a year.
I wonder if this is something CAST might broach with the club (not TK obvs) @Weegie Addick
I would like to see him allowed back.1 -
I think it was mentioned earlier in the thread that the banning order is enforced by the police, not the club - so very little they could do.5
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A fitting tribute to a legendary supporter.
Can only ever imagine your club and your support coming up with something as wonderful as this.
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I missed that, thanks.stackitsteve said:I think it was mentioned earlier in the thread that the banning order is enforced by the police, not the club - so very little they could do.0 -
Please grow upseth plum said:
Maybe Brogue could make a donation to the museum in order to lift the ban, earn the pardon.Davo55 said:
I don't know what this Brogue guy did to get banned but I think his role in this tribute should earn him the right to a "pardon" from the club and the ban being lifted.seth plum said:Well done to the banned fan who kicked this off, and to the democratic Charlton Athletic Supporters Trust for following this through.
Yet another reason to become a member of the Trust for £5 a year.
I wonder if this is something CAST might broach with the club (not TK obvs) @Weegie Addick
I would like to see him allowed back.3 -
Unfortunately FBO’s don’t get overturned.
They very rarely get enforced mind you but they don’t get overturned.
Think Brogue has to see it out unless the local old bill just turn a blind eye. Which might have happened when football clubs had their own liaison officers & not central ones.4 -
It's a court imposed ban so even though, as I understand it, the club wanted him there and did ask the question the police said no.Davo55 said:
I don't know what this Brogue guy did to get banned but I think his role in this tribute should earn him the right to a "pardon" from the club and the ban being lifted.seth plum said:Well done to the banned fan who kicked this off, and to the democratic Charlton Athletic Supporters Trust for following this through.
Yet another reason to become a member of the Trust for £5 a year.
I wonder if this is something CAST might broach with the club (not TK obvs) @Weegie Addick
He got, IIRC, a five year ban for bringing a smoke grenade and an offensive weapon (a knuckle duster) to a game at Gillingham. The Court order expires soon (according to himself on twitter).
So a bloody stupid and potentially very dangerous thing to have done for which he has been punished but that doesn't take away from the brilliant job he did raising the money for this which the Supporters' Trust and the club then took up and got completed.
Edit
https://www.kentonline.co.uk/medway/news/fan-banned-for-smoke-grenade-133662/
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A lot of effort was made by ourselves and the club to see what could be done re Brogue’s ban. However it was a police order banning him from being anywhere near a football ground on the day of a match - with no option to have it appealed or reduced at this stage, sadly.Davo55 said:
I don't know what this Brogue guy did to get banned but I think his role in this tribute should earn him the right to a "pardon" from the club and the ban being lifted.seth plum said:Well done to the banned fan who kicked this off, and to the democratic Charlton Athletic Supporters Trust for following this through.
Yet another reason to become a member of the Trust for £5 a year.
I wonder if this is something CAST might broach with the club (not TK obvs) @Weegie Addick
Heather A of CAST linked up with Brogue on WhatsApp so he could follow the unveiling and he was very moved by his round of applause.9 -
You can see Heather A holding her phone so that Brogue could watch the event live which i thought was a lovely thing to do.
This is a magnificent mosaic. Well done to all those involved.3 -
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Many thanks @Weegie Addick, @Henry Irving and others who have explained. I think it's a shame that the Police or other relevant authorities cant lift such an order when the perpetrator has clearly made amends. No excuses for his offence but what price redemption? But, I'm glad that the club want him back and that his ban will be over soon.0
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Eh?Henry Irving said:
Please grow upseth plum said:
Maybe Brogue could make a donation to the museum in order to lift the ban, earn the pardon.Davo55 said:
I don't know what this Brogue guy did to get banned but I think his role in this tribute should earn him the right to a "pardon" from the club and the ban being lifted.seth plum said:Well done to the banned fan who kicked this off, and to the democratic Charlton Athletic Supporters Trust for following this through.
Yet another reason to become a member of the Trust for £5 a year.
I wonder if this is something CAST might broach with the club (not TK obvs) @Weegie Addick
I would like to see him allowed back.2 -
Can someone tell me what you have to do for this to happen.Weegie Addick said:
A lot of effort was made by ourselves and the club to see what could be done re Brogue’s ban. However it was a police order banning him from being anywhere near a football ground on the day of a match - with no option to have it appealed or reduced at this stage, sadly.Davo55 said:
I don't know what this Brogue guy did to get banned but I think his role in this tribute should earn him the right to a "pardon" from the club and the ban being lifted.seth plum said:Well done to the banned fan who kicked this off, and to the democratic Charlton Athletic Supporters Trust for following this through.
Yet another reason to become a member of the Trust for £5 a year.
I wonder if this is something CAST might broach with the club (not TK obvs) @Weegie Addick
Heather A of CAST linked up with Brogue on WhatsApp so he could follow the unveiling and he was very moved by his round of applause.
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That’s done me.clive said:9 -
Very moving1
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It was a privilege to speak briefly with Lionel and Olly just before the unveiling last Saturday. Such lovely people.The idea that Lionel dropped his son off in the hospital car park then never saw him alive again is heart-wrenching.Glad the club have put the full article online. There’s no byline on it but I assume Benji is the interviewer/ writer. It’s a wonderful piece, though so sad.11
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Benji is named at the bottom of it @Weegie Addick0
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You’re correct. It says the article is by Benjy at the very bottom of the page.0
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Thanks, I missed that0
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I knew I’d ball, so I put off reading it until this morning.
Absolutely in bits.
His poor parents, their baby 💔2 -
A very moving article, very well written by Benji. Done me when I read it yesterday morning.
Saw the memorial yesterday afternoon. Stunning piece of work
Great club. Incredible fans
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I love the tickets raining down like confetti, makes it feel like a celebration7
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That's a great piece deserving of a wider audience than just us lot.
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great tribute to a man of whom it could truly be said .. Charlton Athletic was his life .. R I P Seb1
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Absolutely brilliant! And well deserved.0
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A wonderfully fitting piece by Benji and it speaks volumes about our Super Seb.0
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Great article - I feel so sorry for his family.clive said:0 -
Same. So enjoyed reading that article, the pictures too. A wonderful tribute to a special Charlton fan and the mosaic is spot on.1
















