Interesting to see the evolution of reporting. As much as Mr Linsdell was completely out of touch, fairly certain papers wouldn’t publish roads where people live these days in pontentially inflammatory pieces
Interesting to see the evolution of reporting. As much as Mr Linsdell was completely out of touch, fairly certain papers wouldn’t publish roads where people live these days in pontentially inflammatory pieces
Good point made there Mr Bartram, aged 58, of 23 Cherry Tree Avenue, Bexleyheath
Interesting to see the evolution of reporting. As much as Mr Linsdell was completely out of touch, fairly certain papers wouldn’t publish roads where people live these days in pontentially inflammatory pieces
It’s odd, what was the rationale for printing the street? I get why you might say so and do live in Kidbrooke, but printing the specific street sounds like a recipe for disaster.
Interesting to see the evolution of reporting. As much as Mr Linsdell was completely out of touch, fairly certain papers wouldn’t publish roads where people live these days in pontentially inflammatory pieces
It’s odd, what was the rationale for printing the street? I get why you might say so and do live in Kidbrooke, but printing the specific street sounds like a recipe for disaster.
Different times, you would regularly have people like Mr Lindsell address in the programme and telephone number
Interesting to see the evolution of reporting. As much as Mr Linsdell was completely out of touch, fairly certain papers wouldn’t publish roads where people live these days in pontentially inflammatory pieces
It’s odd, what was the rationale for printing the street? I get why you might say so and do live in Kidbrooke, but printing the specific street sounds like a recipe for disaster.
Different times, you would regularly have people like Mr Lindsell address in the programme and telephone number
Crazy! But why would that happen? So people could write to them? If so I guess it’s similar to publishing a Twitter handle (with some slightly scarier potential consequences!).
Interesting to see the evolution of reporting. As much as Mr Linsdell was completely out of touch, fairly certain papers wouldn’t publish roads where people live these days in pontentially inflammatory pieces
It’s odd, what was the rationale for printing the street? I get why you might say so and do live in Kidbrooke, but printing the specific street sounds like a recipe for disaster.
Different times, you would regularly have people like Mr Lindsell address in the programme and telephone number
Crazy! But why would that happen? So people could write to them? If so I guess it’s similar to publishing a Twitter handle (with some slightly scarier potential consequences!).
Bookings for away travel and Supporters Club membership
Interesting to see the evolution of reporting. As much as Mr Linsdell was completely out of touch, fairly certain papers wouldn’t publish roads where people live these days in pontentially inflammatory pieces
Good point made there Mr Bartram, aged 58, of 23 Cherry Tree Avenue, Bexleyheath
Oi! That's my address. I'd better check that he's not living rent-free in the attic.
Bound to be unrest and upset people in attendance, what did they expect, just a good spirited chat over a glass of Pale Ale...well done to "The Rabble"... Shame on not one of the directors even bothering to turn up for this...at least Lennie had the fan's concerns in mind...
Bound to be unrest and upset people in attendance, what did they expect, just a good spirited chat over a glass of Pale Ale...well done to "The Rabble"... Shame on not one of the directors even bothering to turn up for this...at least Lennie had the fan's concerns in mind...
Back in the day, revealing Jack lived in Kidbrooke would probably frighten off anyone who fancied having a go.
It’s true that many peoples home phone numbers were in the programme in those pre-digital days. I had to ring Bill Treadgold one night to see if there was room on the coach the following evening, I got the reply “Course there is, who do you think we are, Man Utd?!”
A small minority of callers to 5 live etc and club hopping 'Kelvins from Sevenoaks' probably perpetuated this myth but the vast majority of Charlton with any nous surely knew Curbs value and that he had us massively punching for years.
Look at the dateline. Oct. 31st. It never gets mentioned, but there had been another CASC meet before that in September soon after the announcement. Where were you rabble rousers for that one, eh? I went along, assuming it would be like this one. There was an agenda. The words “The Valley” didnt feature. Everyone just banged on about away travel stuff and all that. I sat there simmering and thinking “Its all away travel now, you numpties” and finally grabbed the mike and became a one-man rabble. There was a glacial response from the assembled 50-somethings and “Thank you, next question please”, The only glimmer of a reaction came from two young guys standing at the back wearing faint knowing smiles. A year or so later I discovered they were Airman and Steve Dixon.
Mind you i never went to the later one and I can’t really recall why not. Looks like I’d already written off my fellow fans and given up, as I boycotted Selhurst until my Dad talked me into going along for the Sheff Utd match.
Whatever. I’m the original rabble and you’re all the glory-seekers😉
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and his Doris.
Shame on not one of the directors even bothering to turn up for this...at least Lennie had the fan's concerns in mind...
Proud to be a vinegar pisser.
I'm still here and that pair of clowns are gone.
It’s true that many peoples home phone numbers were in the programme in those pre-digital days. I had to ring Bill Treadgold one night to see if there was room on the coach the following evening, I got the reply “Course there is, who do you think we are, Man Utd?!”
”we’ve had a letter from Paul Smith of 15 Hanover Gardens, Acton, West London…”
Curbs departure article on Talksport.
I called up LBC once to say it was bollocks.
A small minority of callers to 5 live etc and club hopping 'Kelvins from Sevenoaks' probably perpetuated this myth but the vast majority of Charlton with any nous surely knew Curbs value and that he had us massively punching for years.
Look at the dateline. Oct. 31st. It never gets mentioned, but there had been another CASC meet before that in September soon after the announcement. Where were you rabble rousers for that one, eh? I went along, assuming it would be like this one. There was an agenda. The words “The Valley” didnt feature. Everyone just banged on about away travel stuff and all that. I sat there simmering and thinking “Its all away travel now, you numpties” and finally grabbed the mike and became a one-man rabble. There was a glacial response from the assembled 50-somethings and “Thank you, next question please”, The only glimmer of a reaction came from two young guys standing at the back wearing faint knowing smiles. A year or so later I discovered they were Airman and Steve Dixon.
Whatever. I’m the original rabble and you’re all the glory-seekers😉