Hypothetical question for you all.
Guaranteed double over Millwall but miss out on the play offs.
Or...
Guaranteed play off place but miss out on the chance to do the double over Millwall.
What would you choose?
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Double over your lot. Never seen 1 win let alone 2.2
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You can have all 6 points MF if it means Duchalet et al will bugger off.9
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Double over millwall. Not least because it'd be a thing of beauty but it would put further pressure on RD / KM if we had another year in league one
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Double over you lot all day. Been waiting 21 years for it.1
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Under normal circumstances I'd take the play-offs but seeing as I don't want this regime to succeed I'd jump at the double over you lot.
The double in 95/96 was so enjoyable, especially as you got relegated after being top of the table towards the end of November.2 -
Please don't remind me of that. We dropped into the relegation zone in the last 15 minutes of the season!!superclive98 said:Under normal circumstances I'd take the play-offs but seeing as I don't want this regime to succeed I'd jump at the double over you lot.
The double in 95/96 was so enjoyable, especially as you got relegated after being top of the table towards the end of November.
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Also, from memory, your draw in the last game of that season against Ipswich wasn't enough to save you but put us into the play-offs above Ipswich. Oh the irony.
Unfortunately we couldn't make the most of your kind gift though, as we lost to the other mob in the play-off semis.1 -
Play offs.
Not beating you lot is a given now anyway.0 -
Whatever result leads to the fucktard selling12
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Double over you, I don't want these owners to have any modicum of success so I don't want us to reach the playoffs anyway.0
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Double but only if you admit that it really hurts losing to your biggest rival
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Definitely play offs, but only if you get relegated too.
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Guaranteed double over Millwall but miss out on the play offs as we are promoted as Champions.1
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Sorry about that but with our record against you we have to cling to any crumb of comfort, however small.MillwallFan said:
Please don't remind me of that. We dropped into the relegation zone in the last 15 minutes of the season!!superclive98 said:Under normal circumstances I'd take the play-offs but seeing as I don't want this regime to succeed I'd jump at the double over you lot.
The double in 95/96 was so enjoyable, especially as you got relegated after being top of the table towards the end of November.1 -
Double over you lot of course...0
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Double. If we went up he would deffo stay.0
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Play offs.0
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Play-offs. I'd be content with a win and a draw with Millwall (with the win being 'away').
Thereafter, Charlton to miss out on promotion, resulting in more people withdrawing their active support, making the club unsustainable and realising Mr Big's exit.1 -
Double. We would lose the play off anyway.2
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I would settle for the double, promotion and Millwall having their ground subject to a compulsory purchase order.2
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My thoughts exactly.Algarveaddick said:Double. We would lose the play off anyway.
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I suppose that deserves a serious answer. Playoffs.0
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We will do the do the treble over you. Beat you one nil at the den. Play you off the park at the valley 3 nil . Then absolutely smash you in the play off final. Hope this answers your hypothetical question.1
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and don't forget their ground becomes a distribution warehouse for Poundland.cafcledbury said:We will do the do the treble over you. Beat you one nil at the den. Play you off the park at the valley 3 nil . Then absolutely smash you in the play off final. Hope this answers your hypothetical question.
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Neither are of any relevance. New owners is the answer to any Charlton related question.
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This. If you had said guaranteed promotion, I would have gone for that.Algarveaddick said:Double. We would lose the play off anyway.
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Although I believe in God. I think a charlton double over Millwall is beyond even him1
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play offs0
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It's our turn to succeed in the play-offs so I'll go for the double, then going up next year.0
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The Little Brown Teapot, The Invisible Pink Unicorn, The Flying Spaghetti Monster, The Tooth Fairy, Father Christmas and even Superman have all been cited to demonstrate that the burden of proof lies with the believer in demonstrating the existence of gods (and of course, they can provide no evidence), QED and all that. When it comes to football gods there's even stronger evidence that they do not exist. The very existence of the Grumpy Belgian Git, precludes the possibility of footballing gods.
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