CARD: protests will go ahead against Sheffield United (26/11/16) regardless of management situation
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AA - I would take an ice bath in January if the regime jacked it in and got out. I'm just worried for tomorrow's match; I think the players will have their work cut out just playing for the new boss who'll be sitting in the stands. As I said, I've been 100% behind every protest till now.Atletico Addick said:It's very easy for the managers to blame the fans or pre-empt it may be their fault and KR may at some point do so ,in a roundabout way. But everyone, deep down, knows the real problem is the guy at the helm of our Club who pulls the strings. Even a points deduction is less harmful to our season than the madness of RD - Karel Fraeye was essentially a points deduction, a rather large one at that.
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is it me or did our results improve dramatically when crap was thrown on the pitch .
Surely we should do this every game ?
Or is everyone waiting for a protest game , which we lose, with stuff on the pitch, for us to blame the loss on the protesters....
On previous results surely the protesters should be thanked for helping improve results
Or does it really mean it's just pot luck whether we throw stuff on the pitch , it won't really affect the result but it may affect fans getting home ten minutes later7 -
Fine, I'll happily educate them on why people are protesting if they aren't interested to pull their heads out of the sand to see it for themselves.CyrilDavies said:
I should think the feeling is mutual....cafctom said:I'm definitely going to get wound up by some happy clapper with head-in-sand tomorrow saying everyone should 'just support the team'.
Patience is wearing thin with them!
Sorry but I've got past the whole "we need to respect each other's opinions on the regime" nonsense. If me protesting means I'm pissing off someone else sat next to me and their 'enjoyment' of the game, then tough!7 -
Or they are following the 'support the team' bit. CARD have never asked for a boycott. Fine if people want to, but please stop the holier than thee stuff.killerandflash said:Generally the anti Roland chants will attract support, whether joining in or clapping along from over half the crowd
Or they don't feel that boycotting games will make any differencesuperclive98 said:
I think that the vast majority of those attending are anti-roland but that their need to go to the games outweighs their hatred of what he is doing to our club.eaststandmike said:
Really, I am boycotting but from what I read on hear I do not get the impression that out of the 5 to 6 k regulars that attend each home game the "majority " are against RD?killerandflash said:The important thing is to carry the support of the "regulars". The majority of people attending matches are against RD, and the last we need is a split amongst ourselves.
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Why pick and choose your game though tomcafctom said:
Fine, I'll happily educate them on why people are protesting if they aren't interested to pull their heads out of the sand to see it for themselves.CyrilDavies said:
I should think the feeling is mutual....cafctom said:I'm definitely going to get wound up by some happy clapper with head-in-sand tomorrow saying everyone should 'just support the team'.
Patience is wearing thin with them!
Sorry but I've got past the whole "we need to respect each other's opinions on the regime" nonsense. If me protesting means I'm pissing off someone else sat next to me and their 'enjoyment' of the game, then tough!0 -
That's very considerate of you.cafctom said:
Fine, I'll happily educate them on why people are protesting if they aren't interested to pull their heads out of the sand to see it for themselves.CyrilDavies said:
I should think the feeling is mutual....cafctom said:I'm definitely going to get wound up by some happy clapper with head-in-sand tomorrow saying everyone should 'just support the team'.
Patience is wearing thin with them!
Sorry but I've got past the whole "we need to respect each other's opinions on the regime" nonsense. If me protesting means I'm pissing off someone else sat next to me and their 'enjoyment' of the game, then tough!2 -
How has nobody else called out this monstrously patronising and insulting nonsense yet? Absolutely get stuffedrememberbillybonds said:There are those that go to watch a game and there are Charlton supporters. Under the current regime if you go to watch a game- go somewhere else.
If you are a true Charlton supporter then the regime is unacceptable and all protests to get them out are valid.
KM and RD - go from our club.3 -
The biggest load of bollox I have read on here today!rememberbillybonds said:There are those that go to watch a game and there are Charlton supporters. Under the current regime if you go to watch a game- go somewhere else.
If you are a true Charlton supporter then the regime is unacceptable and all protests to get them out are valid.
KM and RD - go from our club.4 -
I'm still getting this 'why are you protesting' question from football and non-football people.
I say:
Owner never watches games
Top players have been fired and replaced with rubbish
7 owners in 2.5 years (this is the one that everyone recognises as a key indicator of incompetence)
CEO alienated fans, appears incompetent and still in role due to being friend of the family (not sure about the friend of family but)
COO seems to not be a goodun.
About this stage they say, football or non-football, something on the lines of 'OK, and so have you managed to be so restrained then?'
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Alwaysneil said:
I'm still getting this 'why are you protesting' question from football and non-football people.
I say:
Owner never watches games
Top players have been fired and replaced with rubbish
7 owners in 2.5 years (this is the one that everyone recognises as a key indicator of incompetence)
CEO alienated fans, appears incompetent and still in role due to being friend of the family (not sure about the friend of family but)
COO seems to not be a goodun.
About this stage they say, football or non-football, something on the lines of 'OK, and so have you managed to be so restrained then?'
You'd hope at least one of them would be good for the future of the club2 - Sponsored links:
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I am amazed- simple question to those coming on here putting down the protests.
Why are you happy with the current regime?
As the current regime has contempt for the true fans, lies to them, perhaps you are comfortable with that.0 -
Simple question?rememberbillybonds said:I am amazed- simple question to those coming on here putting down the protests.
Why are you happy with the current regime?
As the current regime has contempt for the true fans, lies to them, perhaps you are comfortable with that.
Your weren't slagging off the fans for supporting the team then?0 -
It is disgraceful CARD are not being supported, some of the stuff on social media is disgusting, how fans can be divided Just baffles me. This regime will fail regardless who is in the team, or manages the team, or serves the tea to the fecking team!
The protests are against Roland, the players should respect that and so should any new manager.
This is our club not anyone else's we will be here when Roland has gone.
CARD may not be here forever but the Fans who stepped up in the clubs time of need will be here to step up again when needed, what manager or player will do that?
If CARD say fuck this we are done then what?
Good luck on Saturday guys! What ever you have planned I'm sure it will be great.
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I'm there every home game mateclb74 said:
Why pick and choose your game though tomcafctom said:
Fine, I'll happily educate them on why people are protesting if they aren't interested to pull their heads out of the sand to see it for themselves.CyrilDavies said:
I should think the feeling is mutual....cafctom said:I'm definitely going to get wound up by some happy clapper with head-in-sand tomorrow saying everyone should 'just support the team'.
Patience is wearing thin with them!
Sorry but I've got past the whole "we need to respect each other's opinions on the regime" nonsense. If me protesting means I'm pissing off someone else sat next to me and their 'enjoyment' of the game, then tough!0 -
Protest every game then sing roland out every game then all game .
Yes tomorrow will be a big demo game but the game after Peterborough if we want Roland out starts and not many join in the protest songs go dead.0 -
What a great idea-Yawnclb74 said:Protest every game then sing roland out every game then all game .
Yes tomorrow will be a big demo game but the game after Peterborough if we want Roland out starts and not many join in the protest songs go dead.1 -
The question has not been answered. Why do you support the regime?
The team has consisted of inadequate players and managers foisted on the club by RD and KM, plus KM insulting fans and the club. Whoever called football fans customers?
Supporting a team representing a regime ruining your supposed club is odder would you prefer wired.
I believe getting rid of the regime is the only way to re build the club.
A further observation is from what I have seen in the ground recently there is not much support, just apathy.0 -
Ray what I'm saying is if there are to be protests then protest this game we will this game we won't.raytreacy69 said:
What a great idea-Yawnclb74 said:Protest every game then sing roland out every game then all game .
Yes tomorrow will be a big demo game but the game after Peterborough if we want Roland out starts and not many join in the protest songs go dead.
If tom wants to protest and is not bothered if it pisses people then get on with it2 -
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We can start to enjoy uninterrupted football again!C4FC4L1f3 said:It is disgraceful CARD are not being supported, some of the stuff on social media is disgusting, how fans can be divided Just baffles me. This regime will fail regardless who is in the team, or manages the team, or serves the tea to the fecking team!
The protests are against Roland, the players should respect that and so should any new manager.
This is our club not anyone else's we will be here when Roland has gone.
CARD may not be here forever but the Fans who stepped up in the clubs time of need will be here to step up again when needed, what manager or player will do that?
If CARD say fuck this we are done then what?
Good luck on Saturday guys! What ever you have planned I'm sure it will be great.6 - Sponsored links:
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raytreacy69 said:
What ?
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You were enjoying the football under RD/KM before the protests?Essex_Al said:
We can start to enjoy uninterrupted football again!C4FC4L1f3 said:It is disgraceful CARD are not being supported, some of the stuff on social media is disgusting, how fans can be divided Just baffles me. This regime will fail regardless who is in the team, or manages the team, or serves the tea to the fecking team!
The protests are against Roland, the players should respect that and so should any new manager.
This is our club not anyone else's we will be here when Roland has gone.
CARD may not be here forever but the Fans who stepped up in the clubs time of need will be here to step up again when needed, what manager or player will do that?
If CARD say fuck this we are done then what?
Good luck on Saturday guys! What ever you have planned I'm sure it will be great.
It was dire, uninspiring football played mostly by atrociously inadequate network players!7 -
The simple truth that some seem unable or unwilling to understand is that there is a hierarchy to the business of modern football and what happens on the pitch, during those 90+ minutes every week, is only possible because of what happens off of the pitch the other 9,990 minutes of the week. If that goes wrong, as it has consistently since Roland took temporary control, then there will be no team to watch. There is no such thing as "I just want to watch my team" without paying attention to the management of the club on a day-to-day basis. At least, it would be selfish to expect others to carry on the fight just to prolong the self-delusion.Leuth said:
How has nobody else called out this monstrously patronising and insulting nonsense yet? Absolutely get stuffedrememberbillybonds said:There are those that go to watch a game and there are Charlton supporters. Under the current regime if you go to watch a game- go somewhere else.
If you are a true Charlton supporter then the regime is unacceptable and all protests to get them out are valid.
KM and RD - go from our club.
We all owe a debt of gratitude to those that have fought for the sustainable management of the club through its history, whether one is cognisant or appreciative of that or not.
So, it is possible to prioritise the fight against Roland over any given match day.
You might not like that, but that's another matter.23 -
In an empty stadium!Essex_Al said:
We can start to enjoy uninterrupted football again!C4FC4L1f3 said:It is disgraceful CARD are not being supported, some of the stuff on social media is disgusting, how fans can be divided Just baffles me. This regime will fail regardless who is in the team, or manages the team, or serves the tea to the fecking team!
The protests are against Roland, the players should respect that and so should any new manager.
This is our club not anyone else's we will be here when Roland has gone.
CARD may not be here forever but the Fans who stepped up in the clubs time of need will be here to step up again when needed, what manager or player will do that?
If CARD say fuck this we are done then what?
Good luck on Saturday guys! What ever you have planned I'm sure it will be great.4 -
This is all fairly reasonable. But it doesn't mean I can't tell someone who's said 'there are those that go to watch a game and there are Charlton supporters' to get stuffed.LoOkOuT said:
The simple truth that some seem unable or unwilling to understand is that there is a hierarchy to the business of modern football and what happens on the pitch, during those 90+ minutes every week, is only possible because of what happens off of the pitch the other 9,990 minutes of the week. If that goes wrong, as it has consistently since Roland took temporary control, then there will be no team to watch. There is no such thing as "I just want to watch my team" without paying attention to the management of the club on a day-to-day basis. At least, it would be selfish to expect others to carry on the fight just to prolong the self-delusion.Leuth said:
How has nobody else called out this monstrously patronising and insulting nonsense yet? Absolutely get stuffedrememberbillybonds said:There are those that go to watch a game and there are Charlton supporters. Under the current regime if you go to watch a game- go somewhere else.
If you are a true Charlton supporter then the regime is unacceptable and all protests to get them out are valid.
KM and RD - go from our club.
We all owe a debt of gratitude to those that have fought for the sustainable management of the club through its history, whether one is cognisant or appreciative of that or not.
So, it is possible to prioritise the fight against Roland over any given match day.
You might not like that, but that's another matter.1 -
In league 2? Or non-league?Essex_Al said:
We can start to enjoy uninterrupted football again!C4FC4L1f3 said:It is disgraceful CARD are not being supported, some of the stuff on social media is disgusting, how fans can be divided Just baffles me. This regime will fail regardless who is in the team, or manages the team, or serves the tea to the fecking team!
The protests are against Roland, the players should respect that and so should any new manager.
This is our club not anyone else's we will be here when Roland has gone.
CARD may not be here forever but the Fans who stepped up in the clubs time of need will be here to step up again when needed, what manager or player will do that?
If CARD say fuck this we are done then what?
Good luck on Saturday guys! What ever you have planned I'm sure it will be great.
Genuine question - at what point would you think it ain't working? Or aren't you fussed?10 -
We are in no circumstances whatsoever dropping below League One with this ownership. That is my firm belief. You may ridicule me off the boards should the reverse transpire (unless of course it's brought about by fan action)5
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It may not look that way at the moment but who knows what will happen next season, if we are still in this division?Leuth said:We are in no circumstances whatsoever dropping below League One with this ownership. That is my firm belief. You may ridicule me off the boards should the reverse transpire (unless of course it's brought about by fan action)
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Not that we will necessarily have a meteoric rise either, but really I don't see how we'd get relegated out of League One with our finances as they are.2
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Presumably we'll sell a couple of players, look to sign players of a Magennis/Holmes/Ulvestad quality and push for promotion again?superclive98 said:
It may not look that way at the moment but who knows what will happen next season, if we are still in this division?Leuth said:We are in no circumstances whatsoever dropping below League One with this ownership. That is my firm belief. You may ridicule me off the boards should the reverse transpire (unless of course it's brought about by fan action)
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