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Peter Varney asking for big crowd for Brighton match (Potential Buyers?)

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  • LoOkOuT said:
    “We never had a cup. Used to drink out of a rolled up newspaper.”
    When I started work as a young man I got talking to a Spurs fan about to retire about the big crowds of yesteryear including at the Valley. He said that in some games fans were so tightly squeezed in that if somebody needed a pee they would often roll up a newspaper and a fan in front of them would get wet trousers!
    Someone once pissed in my father-in-laws pocket at St Andrews when he was a kid. Must have been in the 1950s. 
    Breast pocket 🥴?
  • With my huge trip hazard, I managed to piss into the Lino's pocket once! (or assistant referee as I believe they are now known as). 
  • Valley Express tickets arrived in the post today, which is odd, as I bought Mobile tickets :smiley:
  • I think the superior intellect of Sandgaard, Garner, Hayes and Sandgaard may well defeat Varneys ambitious plan here…
  • League 2 is on the horizon 

    What a mess


  • Hope whoever’s interested has deep pockets because they’ll need to spend on about 20 new players.
  • First half not to bad should of been 3 nil up then the second half well Inness you can fuck off back where you came from because you are really bad at football 
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  • 15 quid three hour round trip, watch that crap, give the  Mr Ego my money to watch is get smashed…no thanks would rather give the money to a charity that will benifit those who go need it most 
  • edited December 2022
    Dazzler21 said:
    We're missing O'Connell so much at LCB. 
    If O'Connell played and put his boot through it twice, would we have lost?

    edit, replied to the wrong post
  • 15 quid three hour round trip, watch that crap, give the  Mr Ego my money to watch is get smashed…no thanks would rather give the money to a charity that will benifit those who go need it most 
    I feel the same and have at least 3 hour round trip. I'm still going though
  • I think further words from PV may be needed to convince a large wedge of fans to turn up. Really hoping Brighton put out a B team so as it’s not too bad of a tonking!
  • mart77 said:
    I think further words from PV may be needed to convince a large wedge of fans to turn up. Really hoping Brighton put out a B team so as it’s not too bad of a tonking!
    Wishful thinking. They haven't played for weeks and will want a game to prepare for the restart of the PL the following week. Can see it being a full strength side except for MacAllister.
  • Plenty of rumours that PV and his people are not in the box seat and another’s group will win out. Given PV’s previous cryptic request perhaps it might be good if something was added, if only to settle some nerves.
  • Good job Varney didn’t bring his friends along today. That was embarrassing on how low that home crowd was 
  • shirty5 said:
    Good job Varney didn’t bring his friends along today. That was embarrassing on how low that home crowd was 
    How many home fans in the ground Shirty?
  • Plenty of rumours that PV and his people are not in the box seat and another’s group will win out. Given PV’s previous cryptic request perhaps it might be good if something was added, if only to settle some nerves.
      Could have been put out to hurry PVs people up.

    I'm always a bit wary when the likes of that nutter on the other site and Dodgem get insider info.
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  • clb74 said:
    shirty5 said:
    Good job Varney didn’t bring his friends along today. That was embarrassing on how low that home crowd was 
    How many home fans in the ground Shirty?
    6,000 max
  • clb74 said:
    shirty5 said:
    Good job Varney didn’t bring his friends along today. That was embarrassing on how low that home crowd was 
    How many home fans in the ground Shirty?
    Probably 5,500 ish
  • official attendance counted by Katrien Meire 12,340 
  • LoOkOuT said:
    “We never had a cup. Used to drink out of a rolled up newspaper.”
    When I started work as a young man I got talking to a Spurs fan about to retire about the big crowds of yesteryear including at the Valley. He said that in some games fans were so tightly squeezed in that if somebody needed a pee they would often roll up a newspaper and a fan in front of them would get wet trousers!
    I thought you were going to say you used to pee in a rolled up newspaper!
  • Hope PV's request has some substance otherwise I can't see why we all need to show up to make a point. 
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    With all due respect to those who have bought a ticket for this game based on PV’s cryptic message, I simply can’t see how a half filled ground (compared to quarter filled), an underperforming team, uninspiring performances and a likely but disappointing defeat is going to make any attending potential buyer think that Charlton is the club for them. The atmosphere is going to be tepid at best and hostile at worst - especially after yet another shit-show second half yesterday ending in yet another collapse and home defeat. I genuinely hope I’m wrong but I can’t see anything positive coming from the Brighton match. 

    It is ridiculous to suggest that a good fan showing for an unimportant ‘beige’ cup tie against unattractive opposition who are expected to beat us will - or indeed should - be the deciding factor for a friendly buy-out. A vital league game like the one we capitulated in yesterday would have been the place to see passion and committed fans rallying behind the troops - not bloody Brighton in the ‘couldn’t care less’ cup.
  • meldrew66 said:
    With all due respect to those who have bought a ticket for this game based on PV’s cryptic message, I simply can’t see how a half filled ground (compared to quarter filled), an underperforming team, uninspiring performance and a likely but disappointing defeat is going to make any attending potential buyer think that Charlton is the club for them. The atmosphere is going to be tepid at best and hostile at worst - especially after yet another shit-show second half yesterday ending in yet another collapse and home defeat. I genuinely hope I’m wrong but I can’t see anything positive coming from the Brighton match.
    We are due a home win, if we can’t beat Rovers, how on earth are we going to beat Brighton? 

    But you never never know, I think if somehow we did win this, it could be our biggest ever cup I can remember, perhaps even bigger than beating Blackburn away, when they were Premier league champions, given we are in free fall this season?
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