Proud Valiants - Charlton's first LGBT Group
Comments
-
How?Greenie Junior said:Well it does..
0 -
It shouldnt bother you as it doesnt affect you. Being more welcoming to LBGT community may mean more fans in the stands, more money in the clubs coffers and maybe even a few more at away games.
And as to why these groups exist - because there has never been any heteraphobic abuse given to anyone ever in the history of football. Heterosexuals dont really need to combat any songs/chants/ostracisation etc in the game. Why some find that hard to get their head around I dont know.
In other news poor old Andrew is having a meltdown, promising to do unspeakable things to another fan at the Valley. It's all a bit sexually charged if you ask me.4 -
"Proud Valiants has had a number of discussions with the club who have pledged their full support."
So, the club do respond to requests for meetings from groups representing supporters then......?1 -
The group was founded by Charlton supporters who identify themselves as part of the LGBT community, it hasn't been started by a club in an attempt to segregate gay and straight fans or to satisfy some superficial equality agenda. Good luck to them I say, we'll find out in due course if there's a good demand or 'need' for it.4
-
I think you have somewhat missed the point of what such a group is for. If you really want an answer to your question, why not contact the group and ask them?Greenie Junior said:No need for it in my opinion. Why make a group seperating yourselves from straight supporters? And then moan about wanting equality
3 -
Yes, but the Club has more than one employee.cafcfan said:"Proud Valiants has had a number of discussions with the club who have pledged their full support."
So, the club do respond to requests for meetings from groups representing supporters then......?0 -
L G B T .. large gin and a britvic tonic0
-
I don’t think there is anybody precluding anybody forming a Charlton supporters group. I wish them well – hopefully they can attract a few more supporters. They have a role too - if they experience homophobia at the ground for instance.0
-
Actually my point was about "the LGBT community". I am wary of Henry doubting my sincerity here, but a friend of mine is gay, is in a long term relationship and I don't perceive that he is part of a community other than the one we are all part of. He and his fiancé just live their lives. Maybe he thinks differently. It's not the sort of thing that it occurs to me to ask him.Fiiish said:The group was founded by Charlton supporters who identify themselves as part of the LGBT community, it hasn't been started by a club in an attempt to segregate gay and straight fans or to satisfy some superficial equality agenda. Good luck to them I say, we'll find out in due course if there's a good demand or 'need' for it.
1 - Sponsored links:
-
This is a rather good idea and it forwards the equality agenda, which I fully support.
I do have some concerns though. Why call the group 'proud valliants.' What are they proud of? You don't choose or achieve gay it's something you are born with. It's like me being proud of having two feet.
The 'I's have been left out. From the UKIP thread I found out this is for 'intersex' but I've still none the wiser as to what an intersexer is or does.
I have a lot of sympathy fir blokes that think they are birds. I know how they feel. I think I'm a millionaire. The club should recognise this and let me use the most expensive executive box they have. This new group should make sure this happens. In the name of equality of course.
1 -
Maybe open an official gay bar on the north upper concourse?
1 -
tell me about the last time some one shouted abuse or threatened you because you were straight. I'm intrigued.Greenie Junior said:No need for it in my opinion. Why make a group seperating yourselves from straight supporters? And then moan about wanting equality
2 -
Can we do a petition to have that bloke's season ticket destroyed, I don't think we've done one for a few days.0
-
Now I know why you are Stonewallpenaltystonewallpenalty said:Maybe open an official gay bar on the north upper concourse?
:-)9 -
Know them personally enough to know that they suffer with people shouting abuse at them do you mate? didn't think so. Stereotypes like that do groups like this no good.kentaddick said:
tell me about the last time some one shouted abuse or threatened you because you were straight. I'm intrigued.Greenie Junior said:No need for it in my opinion. Why make a group seperating yourselves from straight supporters? And then moan about wanting equality
0 -
Wow, being reading his tweets, he really has issues, not sure how much longer Guy Luzon will be following him1
-
Best of luck to them, I'm proud (no pun intended!) to support a football club that's willing to get behind any initiative that's intended to create a more inclusive atmosphere at the Valley for all Addicks.7
-
I thought it was a planned jolly boys trip
Leeds
Glasgow
Blackpool
Torquay
Or for the better experience
Larnaca
Gibraltar
Berlin
Tenerife0 -
An apt username for such a suggestion.stonewallpenalty said:Maybe open an official gay bar on the north upper concourse?
4 - Sponsored links:
-
I do have some concerns though. Why call the group 'proud valliants.' What are they proud of? You don't choose or achieve gay it's something you are born with. It's like me being proud of having two feet.
So I guess no one's ever been proud to be English, or any other nationality? You don't choose that either.9 -
-
I daresay you don't have people belittling you, disrespecting you and in some cases physically attacking you just for having two feet.smudge7946 said:This is a rather good idea and it forwards the equality agenda, which I fully support.
I do have some concerns though. Why call the group 'proud valliants.' What are they proud of? You don't choose or achieve gay it's something you are born with. It's like me being proud of having two feet.
If you did, let me know and we'll form a two-footed supporters association to show that we are proud having two feet.
Maybe we can even join to together with the LGBT community and make a duel organisation. We'll call it the Two-Footed Tackle.11 -
Will there be #90smegamix ?1
-
Why bother having a Kent addicks or Bromley addicks or Essex addicks supporters group, arent they separating themselves from the London supporters?Greenie Junior said:No need for it in my opinion. Why make a group seperating yourselves from straight supporters? And then moan about wanting equality
4 -
I think Kent, Bromley and Essex Addicks were set up to separate themselves from supporters from East London, TrevCAFCTrev said:
Why bother having a Kent addicks or Bromley addicks or Essex addicks supporters group, arent they separating themselves from the London supporters?Greenie Junior said:No need for it in my opinion. Why make a group seperating yourselves from straight supporters? And then moan about wanting equality
2 -
Touché!brogib said:
I think Kent, Bromley and Essex Addicks were set up to separate themselves from supporters from East London, TrevCAFCTrev said:
Why bother having a Kent addicks or Bromley addicks or Essex addicks supporters group, arent they separating themselves from the London supporters?Greenie Junior said:No need for it in my opinion. Why make a group seperating yourselves from straight supporters? And then moan about wanting equality
0 -
; )0
-
Who designed the badge/logo? It's terrible.1
-
0