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  • Huskaris
    Huskaris Posts: 9,897
    edited October 2016
    Great response from CARD. Genuinely impressed.

    The problem is the protests effect the regime to more or less the square root of zero, or in the case of Coventry, brings people who would not otherwise come to the Valley as protesters, so a bit of extra cash for them. Also, They are Belgian, why do they care what the British media think.

    I don't want to take even the slightest bit of credit from CARD, they started this and they have done some great things.

    The crux of this problem lies in Belgium... Destroy them in Belgium and we win the war.
  • mogodon
    mogodon Posts: 3,438

    Just seen this blog post, had to laugh -

    http://www.charlton.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=463335

    @Addickted2TheReds I think he's concerned about you -

    "I personally feel for the young supporters who are being dragged into a fight none can possibly understand."

    I know.

    Damn all these people who make all my decisions and form my opinions because I can't think for myself because I'm too young!

    Bastards!
    Funny it's the same argument Sue used against me on that fb group the other day. She also said I'm too your to be a real fan as I haven't lived through various periods of our history that I am fully aware of. So awarepparently my opinion doesn't matter because I am too young.
    I wish I could respond but I'm not articulate enough :-(
    I did respond to her. A well reasoned, thought out explanation of my views to which she replied 'I haven't got time to read a post that long, but I can assure you that you are wrong'.
    Assume you're now banned?
  • mogodon said:

    Just seen this blog post, had to laugh -

    http://www.charlton.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=463335

    @Addickted2TheReds I think he's concerned about you -

    "I personally feel for the young supporters who are being dragged into a fight none can possibly understand."

    I know.

    Damn all these people who make all my decisions and form my opinions because I can't think for myself because I'm too young!

    Bastards!
    Funny it's the same argument Sue used against me on that fb group the other day. She also said I'm too your to be a real fan as I haven't lived through various periods of our history that I am fully aware of. So awarepparently my opinion doesn't matter because I am too young.
    I wish I could respond but I'm not articulate enough :-(
    I did respond to her. A well reasoned, thought out explanation of my views to which she replied 'I haven't got time to read a post that long, but I can assure you that you are wrong'.
    Assume you're now banned?
    If not, please tell us how this latest issue has been received on there, canters.
  • blackpool72
    blackpool72 Posts: 23,886

    mogodon said:

    Just seen this blog post, had to laugh -

    http://www.charlton.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=463335

    @Addickted2TheReds I think he's concerned about you -

    "I personally feel for the young supporters who are being dragged into a fight none can possibly understand."

    I know.

    Damn all these people who make all my decisions and form my opinions because I can't think for myself because I'm too young!

    Bastards!
    Funny it's the same argument Sue used against me on that fb group the other day. She also said I'm too your to be a real fan as I haven't lived through various periods of our history that I am fully aware of. So awarepparently my opinion doesn't matter because I am too young.
    I wish I could respond but I'm not articulate enough :-(
    I did respond to her. A well reasoned, thought out explanation of my views to which she replied 'I haven't got time to read a post that long, but I can assure you that you are wrong'.
    Assume you're now banned?
    If not, please tell us how this latest issue has been received on there, canters.
    Only if you say how much you love Surrey
  • Curb_It
    Curb_It Posts: 21,271

    @LeaburnForEngland

    You're not the only one worried about me!

    "No offence to Joe, but the kid is well out of his depth. I employ much more articulate kids than him to do internships. Embarrassing comments today. Stand aside sonny, or just pipe down for the grown ups."

    :-(

    Wow! What a condescending post. Think you've always put yourself across very well. Surprisingly! Take no notice.

    Those google images tho.. thanks Ben.

  • Stig
    Stig Posts: 29,292

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    I'm sitting in a hotel room in Malvern and have no access to any picture editing software, but that deserves a 'BEST POST EVER' sign.
  • Huskaris
    Huskaris Posts: 9,897
    edited October 2016

    Huskaris said:

    Great response from CARD. Genuinely impressed.

    The problem is the protests effect the regime to more or less the square root of zero, or in the case of Coventry, brings people who would not otherwise come to the Valley as protesters, so a bit of extra cash for them. Also, They are Belgian, why do they care what the British media think.

    I don't want to take even the slightest bit of credit from CARD, they started this and they have done some great things.

    The crux of this problem lies in Belgium... Destroy them in Belgium and we win the war.

    We're on the same side but I respectfully disagree.

    You need to look at it from Meire's eyes.

    If you were her, would you prefer 6,000 compliant fans, sitting in silence and going home or,

    12,000 fans protesting and giving them all sorts of headaches ?

    Also, much of the extra revenue from protesting fans, will be swallowed up with security costs.

    It's a no brainer. Protest, protest and protest again & they will go !
    First of all, I love the fact that you are not screaming and shouting. It shows that we can all have an intelligent debate. I'm not here for a fight with anyone, we all want the same end goal, it's the means that are the question.

    I agree that protesting is not good for the regime, but the question is how bad is it, and how much extra pressure does it put on them? That's all I'm saying. The protests are all self contained in a lot of ways, it causes them all sorts of fuss in the stadium no doubt though.

    As for stewarding costs, I would question that. Bar one incident where a big mouth twat caused 2 poor chaps to run on the pitch and get grabbed by stewards, what we have done thus far has, in reality, had minimal effect. In the words of a neutral close friend of mine in regards to those 2 guys that ran on the pitch, "You all got hyped about the pitch invasion and had your chance, and then you bottled it." That whole pitch invasion thing was probably the most idiotic thing that has happened in the protest's history, and has made us look weak if anything... If we are going to do things like that, we need to underplay our protest plans, not overplay them, because then we look like a bunch of cowards to those outside who take an interest.

    I don't think Meire loses any sleep about us... I really don't.
  • C4FC4L1f3
    C4FC4L1f3 Posts: 1,917

    Just seen this blog post, had to laugh -

    http://www.charlton.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=463335

    @Addickted2TheReds I think he's concerned about you -

    "I personally feel for the young supporters who are being dragged into a fight none can possibly understand."

    I know.

    Damn all these people who make all my decisions and form my opinions because I can't think for myself because I'm too young!

    Bastards!
    You were a kid when this started! aren't you like 40 now? I bet you felt like it after the ehrm casino in Belgium ;)
  • jams
    jams Posts: 1,219
    Presumably sue perks has conveniently forgotten katriens comments that she doesn't care about the older fans?

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  • jamescafc
    jamescafc Posts: 1,835

    @LeaburnForEngland

    You're not the only one worried about me!

    "No offence to Joe, but the kid is well out of his depth. I employ much more articulate kids than him to do internships. Embarrassing comments today. Stand aside sonny, or just pipe down for the grown ups."

    :-(

    Wise words. That man knows you too well Joe
  • Until KM is removed from the club, I request no organisation especially CARD has no involvement with club officials.
    Protest, protest, protest- get them out.
  • jamescafc said:

    @LeaburnForEngland

    You're not the only one worried about me!

    "No offence to Joe, but the kid is well out of his depth. I employ much more articulate kids than him to do internships. Embarrassing comments today. Stand aside sonny, or just pipe down for the grown ups."

    :-(

    Wise words. That man knows you too well Joe
    Indeed - no complaints from me!
  • kentaddick
    kentaddick Posts: 18,729
    CARD, as ever, have played a blinder
  • drewman
    drewman Posts: 1,105
    cafc999 said:

    I find it strange when she says "We made numerous mistakes last season" yet she and the rest of the SMT are still in their positions.

    If I was as shit as she and her SMT then I would get the sack pretty quickly

    But since when has football in any way reflected the real world?
  • cantersaddick
    cantersaddick Posts: 17,406

    mogodon said:

    Just seen this blog post, had to laugh -

    http://www.charlton.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=463335

    @Addickted2TheReds I think he's concerned about you -

    "I personally feel for the young supporters who are being dragged into a fight none can possibly understand."

    I know.

    Damn all these people who make all my decisions and form my opinions because I can't think for myself because I'm too young!

    Bastards!
    Funny it's the same argument Sue used against me on that fb group the other day. She also said I'm too your to be a real fan as I haven't lived through various periods of our history that I am fully aware of. So awarepparently my opinion doesn't matter because I am too young.
    I wish I could respond but I'm not articulate enough :-(
    I did respond to her. A well reasoned, thought out explanation of my views to which she replied 'I haven't got time to read a post that long, but I can assure you that you are wrong'.
    Assume you're now banned?
    If not, please tell us how this latest issue has been received on there, canters.
    Nope not banned. I have been very careful to respectful and polite to give them no excuse to ban me. I am sure they suspect I am on Charlton life and I think they are waiting for me to slip up so they can ban me.

    Fanny the reaction has been surprising actually the majority of comments anti Roland and fairly pro CARD. The odd one saying a meeting might have helped but still anti RD. The usual suspects have been very quiet. A couple of comments early on but I think they saw the weight of opinion and decided to ride out the storm in hiding...
  • Beardface
    Beardface Posts: 1,136
    So the song for next Saturday is "you can shove your f***ing meeting up your arse" then?
  • Alwaysneil
    Alwaysneil Posts: 13,876
    I can't see Katrien sitting in the director's box for this one.

    I can see a strategic illness/holiday coming along.
  • Just seen this blog post, had to laugh -

    http://www.charlton.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=463335

    @Addickted2TheReds I think he's concerned about you -

    "I personally feel for the young supporters who are being dragged into a fight none can possibly understand."

    I know.

    Damn all these people who make all my decisions and form my opinions because I can't think for myself because I'm too young!

    Bastards!
    Funny it's the same argument Sue used against me on that fb group the other day. She also said I'm too young to be a real fan as I haven't lived through various periods of our history that I am fully aware of. So apparently my opinion doesn't matter because I am too young.
    Maybe a question to ask her would be, "how old do have to be to have an opinion."
    I think her judgement maybe clouded by the freebies and her best mate.
  • cantersaddick
    cantersaddick Posts: 17,406

    mogodon said:

    Just seen this blog post, had to laugh -

    http://www.charlton.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=463335

    @Addickted2TheReds I think he's concerned about you -

    "I personally feel for the young supporters who are being dragged into a fight none can possibly understand."

    I know.

    Damn all these people who make all my decisions and form my opinions because I can't think for myself because I'm too young!

    Bastards!
    Funny it's the same argument Sue used against me on that fb group the other day. She also said I'm too your to be a real fan as I haven't lived through various periods of our history that I am fully aware of. So awarepparently my opinion doesn't matter because I am too young.
    I wish I could respond but I'm not articulate enough :-(
    I did respond to her. A well reasoned, thought out explanation of my views to which she replied 'I haven't got time to read a post that long, but I can assure you that you are wrong'.
    Assume you're now banned?
    If not, please tell us how this latest issue has been received on there, canters.
    Only if you say how much you love Surrey
    Yes @Fanny Fanackapan let's hear it!

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  • Too young to understand and support! Others too old to be of value to the club.
    Yes KM has made it the club that hates its supporters.
    CARD etc do not give up. JM and RD must go and Charlton get back to rebuilding the club it was.
  • bolloxbolder
    bolloxbolder Posts: 8,039

    I can't see Katrien sitting in the director's box for this one.

    I can see a strategic illness/holiday coming along.

    Unfortunately for her she has already committed herself to meet with the Bromley Addicks prior to the match.
  • cantersaddick
    cantersaddick Posts: 17,406

    I can't see Katrien sitting in the director's box for this one.

    I can see a strategic illness/holiday coming along.

    Unfortunately for her she has already committed herself to meet with the Bromley Addicks prior to the match.
    Maybe she will sit in the covered end as all protesters are in the west!
  • I can't see Katrien sitting in the director's box for this one.

    I can see a strategic illness/holiday coming along.

    As I said on another thread, I expect she will be there surrounded by a possee of hired thugs smirking away.

    Let's wipe the smirk off her face.
  • Fantastic response by CARD. Are there plans wider press release to put these great points across to the media as a whole in order to keep the pressure on the regime?.
  • Huskaris said:

    Huskaris said:

    Great response from CARD. Genuinely impressed.

    The problem is the protests effect the regime to more or less the square root of zero, or in the case of Coventry, brings people who would not otherwise come to the Valley as protesters, so a bit of extra cash for them. Also, They are Belgian, why do they care what the British media think.

    I don't want to take even the slightest bit of credit from CARD, they started this and they have done some great things.

    The crux of this problem lies in Belgium... Destroy them in Belgium and we win the war.

    We're on the same side but I respectfully disagree.

    You need to look at it from Meire's eyes.

    If you were her, would you prefer 6,000 compliant fans, sitting in silence and going home or,

    12,000 fans protesting and giving them all sorts of headaches ?

    Also, much of the extra revenue from protesting fans, will be swallowed up with security costs.

    It's a no brainer. Protest, protest and protest again & they will go !
    First of all, I love the fact that you are not screaming and shouting. It shows that we can all have an intelligent debate. I'm not here for a fight with anyone, we all want the same end goal, it's the means that are the question.

    I agree that protesting is not good for the regime, but the question is how bad is it, and how much extra pressure does it put on them? That's all I'm saying. The protests are all self contained in a lot of ways, it causes them all sorts of fuss in the stadium no doubt though.

    As for stewarding costs, I would question that. Bar one incident where a big mouth twat caused 2 poor chaps to run on the pitch and get grabbed by stewards, what we have done thus far has, in reality, had minimal effect. In the words of a neutral close friend of mine in regards to those 2 guys that ran on the pitch, "You all got hyped about the pitch invasion and had your chance, and then you bottled it." That whole pitch invasion thing was probably the most idiotic thing that has happened in the protest's history, and has made us look weak if anything... If we are going to do things like that, we need to underplay our protest plans, not overplay them, because then we look like a bunch of cowards to those outside who take an interest.

    I don't think Meire loses any sleep about us... I really don't.
    Bet she lost a lot of sleep when the bedsheet nestled on her hooter!
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 52,264
    edited October 2016
    Huskaris said:

    Huskaris said:

    Great response from CARD. Genuinely impressed.

    The problem is the protests effect the regime to more or less the square root of zero, or in the case of Coventry, brings people who would not otherwise come to the Valley as protesters, so a bit of extra cash for them. Also, They are Belgian, why do they care what the British media think.

    I don't want to take even the slightest bit of credit from CARD, they started this and they have done some great things.

    The crux of this problem lies in Belgium... Destroy them in Belgium and we win the war.

    We're on the same side but I respectfully disagree.

    You need to look at it from Meire's eyes.

    If you were her, would you prefer 6,000 compliant fans, sitting in silence and going home or,

    12,000 fans protesting and giving them all sorts of headaches ?

    Also, much of the extra revenue from protesting fans, will be swallowed up with security costs.

    It's a no brainer. Protest, protest and protest again & they will go !
    First of all, I love the fact that you are not screaming and shouting. It shows that we can all have an intelligent debate. I'm not here for a fight with anyone, we all want the same end goal, it's the means that are the question.

    I agree that protesting is not good for the regime, but the question is how bad is it, and how much extra pressure does it put on them? That's all I'm saying. The protests are all self contained in a lot of ways, it causes them all sorts of fuss in the stadium no doubt though.

    As for stewarding costs, I would question that. Bar one incident where a big mouth twat caused 2 poor chaps to run on the pitch and get grabbed by stewards, what we have done thus far has, in reality, had minimal effect. In the words of a neutral close friend of mine in regards to those 2 guys that ran on the pitch, "You all got hyped about the pitch invasion and had your chance, and then you bottled it." That whole pitch invasion thing was probably the most idiotic thing that has happened in the protest's history, and has made us look weak if anything... If we are going to do things like that, we need to underplay our protest plans, not overplay them, because then we look like a bunch of cowards to those outside who take an interest.

    I don't think Meire loses any sleep about us... I really don't.
    It puts enough pressure on them that they have asked to talk to CARD, when they have previously refused to talk.

    This should tell you that the regime do not want us protesting. So if they don't want it, then we should be protesting.

    The non pitch invasion, was a one off event and had nothing to do with CARD, who certainly would not have pre announced it. How you can question that there are increased steward costs, I don't really understand.

    I think Meire does lose sleep. I know Meire cries and rants, she's been seen.

    I'm not having a dig, I'm on your side, I just know the protests do have an effect.
  • TellyTubby
    TellyTubby Posts: 3,577
    Huskaris said:

    Huskaris said:

    Great response from CARD. Genuinely impressed.

    The problem is the protests effect the regime to more or less the square root of zero, or in the case of Coventry, brings people who would not otherwise come to the Valley as protesters, so a bit of extra cash for them. Also, They are Belgian, why do they care what the British media think.

    I don't want to take even the slightest bit of credit from CARD, they started this and they have done some great things.

    The crux of this problem lies in Belgium... Destroy them in Belgium and we win the war.

    We're on the same side but I respectfully disagree.

    You need to look at it from Meire's eyes.

    If you were her, would you prefer 6,000 compliant fans, sitting in silence and going home or,

    12,000 fans protesting and giving them all sorts of headaches ?

    Also, much of the extra revenue from protesting fans, will be swallowed up with security costs.

    It's a no brainer. Protest, protest and protest again & they will go !
    I don't think Meire loses any sleep about us... I really don't.
    don't be fooled. Why do you think she has to take so many holidays?
  • Weegie Addick
    Weegie Addick Posts: 16,673
    edited October 2016
    Imagine the scene, yesterday afternoon at The Valley.


    Daily Mail reporter to Charlton comms manager: We're running a story tomorrow about the fans' planned joint protest with Coventry and Charlton's poor start to the season. Do you have any comment?
    Charlton comms manager: Let me check with the boss. We'll get back to you.

    KM: Hello, Pitch. We need you to get the Daily Mail off our back.
    Pitch (very expensive consultant): We need to give them something tangible. It's that CARD lot, isn't it? Why don't you send them an email, inviting them to meet with you. But wait till about 6pm before you send it - you can schedule it from Outlook if you've gone home by then. Leave the rest to us. And don't worry, Katrien, you won't actually ever have to meet with CARD. But it'll give them a headache and weaken those protest ideas.

    Pitch (very expensive consultant): Can I speak to the Daily Mail reporter running the Charlton story? Yes, of course, the club has learnt from its mistakes and is working hard to engage with fans. They're meeting with all the different groups, including CARD. I'll email you a statement.
    Daily Mail reporter: Cheers, thanks.

    Daily Mail reporter, thinking: This is a load of Tony Keohanes. I'll publish the story I was planning anyway and just tag this on at the end.

    KM, after reading CARD statement: Hello, Pitch...


    I'll leave you guys to make up the rest.
  • FORD
    FORD Posts: 627
    It's all just a total cover up for the Stupid Mindless Tossers. We haven't done anything wrong, we've engaged with the fans, we've learnt from our mistakes, we've "started" to rebuild the team, we're the victims in this....Change the fucking record as we're all bored of listening.

    You had your chance, now sling ya hook!