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Roger Johnson Yelling At Fans

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  • mogodon
    mogodon Posts: 3,406
    1992. 0-1 loss to Bury in the League Cup at Upton Park. Club captain Simon Webster yelled a similar message to the fans (2083 of us) as we booed the side off. I wrote to him to complain at his reaction and to his everlasting credit he replied with a long and very polite/apologetic letter by return. Can't imagine such a scenario in the club as it is now ...
  • roseandcrown
    roseandcrown Posts: 7,587
    boggzy said:

    JiMMy 85 said:

    Croydon said:

    I do have some sympathy for Roger Johnson (I'm safe in Denmark, at least). With ten minutes to go with Charlton attacking the Charlton supporters end, a number of the 'ultras' refused, on several occasions, to return the ball when it crossed the goal line, instead choosing to kick it into the stand. At ten minutes to go, Charlton were, at least, in the Bury half for significant periods, fashioning a couple of half chances. As a Charlton player, I would have been pretty pissed off.

    ultras? what are you on about

    I went to half a dozen away games last season, and each time I was deeply embarrassed by a section of our support at some point. I wouldn't call them ultras, but I think I roughly know who @c4fcdenmark is referring to.

    That said, ValleyGary and co. insist nothing was particularly focussed toward Johnson, so it's still very hard to accept he had any right to say what he said.
    Not been to so many away games the last few seasons, but the last one I was at (Bolton) there were some pretty spectacular morons within our fans giving it out to Pope and Fox. Sounds like it's getting more frequent.
    We really have a proper Millwall-like element now that started a few years back.

    I went to Preston away at the end of last season, there were about 300 CAFC fans. No vocal support whatsoever bar 4 complete pikeys off their face constantly screaming abuse at fellow fans, "SING UP YOU C**TS" - though only songs they 'sung' were incest song and 'Preston's a shithole'; our players "FOX YOU'RE A C**T", "YOU'RE F*****G SHIT MAKENIOK - F**K OFF MUG" etc etc, and the Preston keeper "I'M GONNA RAPE YOUR WIFE YOU C**T".

    They'd come by free coach and were in my opinion more interested in provoking a reaction from Charlton fans, they knew everyone was trying to ignore them/getting pissed off with them. Really really unpleasant oxygen thieves. There was a middle-aged bloke (one of their dads?) in Stone Island clobber standing with them and scanning the crowd everytime they shouted abuse to see if there was a reaction.

    With everything else going on, having vermin like this at games really is the icing on the cake!

    I had to move away they was doing my head in.
  • bobmunro
    bobmunro Posts: 20,842
    mogodon said:

    1992. 0-1 loss to Bury in the League Cup at Upton Park. Club captain Simon Webster yelled a similar message to the fans (2083 of us) as we booed the side off. I wrote to him to complain at his reaction and to his everlasting credit he replied with a long and very polite/apologetic letter by return. Can't imagine such a scenario in the club as it is now ...

    I doubt Johnson can string more than three or four words together (and two of those would be expletives). If you did write to him he'd firstly have to get someone to read it to him and then he would dictate a very, very short reply - almost certainly ending in 'off'.

  • mogodon
    mogodon Posts: 3,406
    bobmunro said:

    mogodon said:

    1992. 0-1 loss to Bury in the League Cup at Upton Park. Club captain Simon Webster yelled a similar message to the fans (2083 of us) as we booed the side off. I wrote to him to complain at his reaction and to his everlasting credit he replied with a long and very polite/apologetic letter by return. Can't imagine such a scenario in the club as it is now ...

    I doubt Johnson can string more than three or four words together (and two of those would be expletives). If you did write to him he'd firstly have to get someone to read it to him and then he would dictate a very, very short reply - almost certainly ending in 'off'.

    I knew Webster had penned the letter himself as, from memory, it contained the phrase "the lads were gutted"!
  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600
    mogodon said:

    1992. 0-1 loss to Bury in the League Cup at Upton Park. Club captain Simon Webster yelled a similar message to the fans (2083 of us) as we booed the side off. I wrote to him to complain at his reaction and to his everlasting credit he replied with a long and very polite/apologetic letter by return. Can't imagine such a scenario in the club as it is now ...

    If you send Roger a letter he might supply you with a couple of packets.
  • LargeAddick
    LargeAddick Posts: 32,559
  • Addicted
    Addicted Posts: 2,804
    Crofts has managed to use 73% of all known cliches in that interview.
  • charltonbob
    charltonbob Posts: 8,254

    What happened in the end to QPR's Hill, Dunne and Fer after Burnley? Were they fined?
    We've got far bigger problems than Johnson and KM would appreciate having this very cynical "pro" as a convenient distraction from the holes in the team. Not that it matters to some who almost fell over themselves to spend a little time with her outside the ground pre match.

    sadly there's some who still hang on her every word, still spend plenty in the bars in the ground, still buy food, programmes, shirts etc
  • but Johnson is the current Charlton. I am sure KM is doing exactly the same, but not on the pitch. There is total disregard for the loyal supporters.

    Johnson: (away at Bury) "if you don't like it don't ******* come!
    Meire: (if Season Ticket holders don't renew) "it's their choice"

  • agim
    agim Posts: 1,135
    RJ is apparently not a nice fella according to a mate who's a policeman in the area
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  • agim said:

    RJ is apparently not a nice fella according to a mate who's a policeman in the area

    No apparently about it, he's a wrong'un. Signing him once is bad, twice after his antics at POTY amongst the way he treats other players/officials - absolutely beyond words.
  • mogodon
    mogodon Posts: 3,406
    agim said:

    RJ is apparently not a nice fella according to a mate who's a policeman in the area

    Strikes me that he is fortunate to still be 'earning' a living as a professional footballer. Quite why we summoned him back from India is one of many questions as to the club's decision making that we will probably never know the answer to. That he is in the side is indicative of how poor we have become. Suspect he will not win over the many critics he has with this latest petulant display.
  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600
    agim said:

    RJ is apparently not a nice fella according to a mate who's a policeman in the area

    Used to get on really well with his team mates at wolves. Mind you the keeper is at Palace now, so Rojo can have that one.
  • drewman
    drewman Posts: 1,104

    What happened in the end to QPR's Hill, Dunne and Fer after Burnley? Were they fined?
    We've got far bigger problems than Johnson and KM would appreciate having this very cynical "pro" as a convenient distraction from the holes in the team. Not that it matters to some who almost fell over themselves to spend a little time with her outside the ground pre match.

    sadly there's some who still hang on her every word, still spend plenty in the bars in the ground, still buy food, programmes, shirts etc

    I suspect she's one of those people you can despise from afar but if you met her 1:1 you would not be able to dislike her. A very useful but annoying trait held by some people!
  • StigThundercock
    StigThundercock Posts: 3,722
    edited August 2016

    Huskaris said:

    I don't understand what happened to him in his time in India....

    Must have been something in the water.
    He wouldn't have been drinking the water, would he?
    Do keep up.

    (for the hard of understanding: that's a reference to rojo's aversion to alcohol-free drinks not Indian water quality)

    Rojo being in the team to start with is grim enough. If the accusation about his behaviour stands up and RS has to pick him again, we're really in the shit.
  • se9addick
    se9addick Posts: 32,034
    Addicted said:

    Crofts has managed to use 73% of all known cliches in that interview.

    It's brilliant isn't it !
  • Wind him up and get the expected response - hardly a surprise. The guy's a cockhead like a minority of our supporters.
  • mogodon
    mogodon Posts: 3,406

    If you'd like a reminder of how far we've fallen, it's this quote: 'We came in at half-time thinking that we’d weathered the storm'.

    Away at Bury. Depressing.
    Yes. It reads as if we had been facing a Ferguson-era Manchester United at Old Trafford ...
  • ValleyGary
    ValleyGary Posts: 37,975

    Wind him up and get the expected response - hardly a surprise. The guy's a cockhead like a minority of our supporters.

    How many times. He didn't get targeted by our supporters.
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  • mogodon said:

    If you'd like a reminder of how far we've fallen, it's this quote: 'We came in at half-time thinking that we’d weathered the storm'.

    Away at Bury. Depressing.
    Yes. It reads as if we had been facing a Ferguson-era Manchester United at Old Trafford ...
    Hurricane Bury
  • tom_k
    tom_k Posts: 1,207
    What did he do at the POTY? scrolled through the thread and can't see it
  • c4fcdenmark
    c4fcdenmark Posts: 2,041

    I do have some sympathy for Roger Johnson (I'm safe in Denmark, at least). With ten minutes to go with Charlton attacking the Charlton supporters end, a number of the 'ultras' refused, on several occasions, to return the ball when it crossed the goal line, instead choosing to kick it into the stand. At ten minutes to go, Charlton were, at least, in the Bury half for significant periods, fashioning a couple of half chances. As a Charlton player, I would have been pretty pissed off.

    One person took about 10 seconds to return the ball and he good plenty of stick for it.
    The first time only. It continued with increasing delays in returning the ball, with the crowd near the protest banner repeatedly hoofing the ball into the back of the Charlton fan's stand.

  • JoshAddick
    JoshAddick Posts: 1,786
    Can someone briefly explain what he said/did at the POTY awards?
  • Off_it
    Off_it Posts: 28,845
    Apparently, or allegedly, we was on the toot, the bugle, the Colombian marching powder, nudge nudge, say no more. Sniff.
  • daveydanger
    daveydanger Posts: 1,338

    Can someone briefly explain what he said/did at the POTY awards?

    Fingered the buffet.
  • cafcdave123
    cafcdave123 Posts: 11,491
    Off_it said:

    Apparently, or allegedly, we was on the toot, the bugle, the Colombian marching powder, nudge nudge, say no more. Sniff.

    Were we? I don't remember that!
  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600

    Can someone briefly explain what he said/did at the POTY awards?

    Had a night out with Niki Lauda.
  • RedChaser
    RedChaser Posts: 19,885

    Can someone briefly explain what he said/did at the POTY awards?

    Had a night out with Niki Lauda.
    Pardon?
  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600
    edited August 2016
    RedChaser said:

    Can someone briefly explain what he said/did at the POTY awards?

    Had a night out with Niki Lauda.
    Pardon?
    I said he had a night out with Niki Lauda.

    Allegedly.