UNITY PROTEST (Saturday, March 4th in Sint-Truiden): coaches sold out; media come on board

Tell Duchatelet, he's ruined a club that once took playing in the top flight for granted, despite being run on a tight budget.
But it was run PROFESSIONALLY, by football people. The aim being to win matches and cups.

Year Division Position FA Cup
1933–34 Third Division Sth 5th Fourth Round
1934–35 Third Division Sth 1st First Round
1935–36 Second Division 2nd Third Round
1936–37 First Division 2nd Third Round
1937–38 First Division 4th Fifth Round
1938–39 First Division 3rd Third Round
1939–40 First Division 7th (Abandoned)
1946–47 First Division 19th Winners
1947–48 First Division 13th Fifth Round
1948–49 First Division 9th Third Round
1949–50 First Division 20th Fourth Round
1950–51 First Division 17th Third Round
1951–52 First Division 10th Third Round
1952–53 First Division 5th Third Round
1953–54 First Division 9th Third Round
1954–55 First Division 15th Third Round
1955–56 First Division 14th Fifth Round
1956–57 First Division 22nd Fifth Round

And that's without another 18 seasons in the top flight, including the brilliant Curbishley years in the Premier League.

Tell him what to do with his stupid experiment, his hopeless CEO, his 'unique fan experience where fans can enjoy a nice dance' after watching the team lose to Margate in a league we've never heard of.

Tell him Jimmy Seed went to Belgium as a 19 year to risk his life trying to save his countrymen from the Germans during WW1. He almost lost his life in a gas attack, where many of his comrades died.
In fact he never fully recovered from what happened. I'm sure Duchatelet know almost nothing about Jimmy Seed, or even Curbishley when it come to it.

Tell him to get out of football, a sport he doesn't understand.

We'd like our Charlton back please.

Good luck to all you wonderful people heading to Belgium!!

(And please be nice to Brad the cameraman.)