Charlton vs MK Dons post match views

Not read any other posts so my thoughts on last night are as follows-:

My first game at The Valley in more than 2 years, traveled back early from working in Oman, arrived late Monday night in Birmingham, then came down to the game purely to show my respects to PC Keith Palmer. I met up with @TCE @DaveStorry and spoke briefly with @AFKABartram. The ground was emptier than I thought it would be, but those there were impeccable before and straight after the minutes silence, it was a very poignant moment, a word of praise also to the MK Dons fans during the silence.
Now onto the game.....1 word.....rubbish. What has happened? All those games doing the match thread I always thought we maybe a little better than what I was having to describe....how wrong was I!!!
We looked disjointed at best, strangers to each other maybe closer to the mark, Solly is a shadow of his former self, first time seeing Watt, early off he made some good intelligent runs, but the final pass to him was poor, or never arrived and he just faded away. Midfield slow and ponderous, Dasilva just not tall enough for a full back and delivery was poor, big Mag huffed and pufffed that was about it for him.
I think it was about 42 mins before we had a shot on goal, I mentioned it to @TCE he responded I had forgotten the over-zealous back pass from one of the MK Dons players to his keeper!!
They scored from virtually their first attack of the evening, with our defence at sixes and sevens.
I kept looking at the dug-out to see what kind of reaction was going on....KR spent most of it sitting down on the bench!!
I thought we might make a fist of it 2nd half.....how wrong was I again. The crowd tried to give support, not one protest song all night.....until their 2nd went in....and the Roland Out song started plus one about Sue Parkes, but even they seemed half-hearted, I think out of respect to PC Keith Palmer and not to turn the night into one that would ruin the evening off the pitch, despite the players ruining it on the pitch. People were leaving in their droves long before the final whistle. I stayed until the bitter end, the players must've heard the "Your not fit to wear the shirt" being shouted at them, KR slunk off down the tunnel, he looked a man bereft of ideas and out of his depth.
I took one final look around the famous old ground, knowing I wont be back until the current owners have gone.
The club is dying, and I'm saying this with a heavy heart and from someone that has been through good and bad in the last 56 years!!
We are in desperate trouble, the soul has gone, the players are in the main good enough but don't know what to do. I saw Sue Parkes sitting in the directors box with 'that' scarf, she seemed nonplussed to it all.
I walked back to my car and drove the 3 hours home to Hinckley, mainly in disbelief of what I had just witnessed, this morning I'm annoyed, annoyed that these owners have taken us to our lowest ever league position....so far. League 2 is a possibility, I fear if that happens no-one in their right mind will buy us.
My Dad and both Grandad's and indeed my recently departed Mum will be looking down in complete horror at what is happening, between us we have nearly 100 years of supporting CAFC, I feel sick.
I hope I'm still alive to see the day this cancerous regime leave, I want to come back to a Happy Valley, not one where most people don't want to be.
As an aside I was speaking to an old couple next to me, who keep going and are not part of protests, they must have been in mid-seventies in age, they had parked near me, as we spoke they said that enough is enough, they sat and wondered what can be done, then agreed a new owner is now desperately required.
Sorry for the long post, but I'll not be doing another one until this lot have departed.
To those that keep going I salute you, being out of the country, in the main, gives me the ability in most cases to avoid knowing the result until the next day.
All-in-all a total trip of 4900 miles to pay my respects to PC Keith Palmer and was happy to do it, I wont be traveling one mile to see this regimes team, I could easily go to the Coventry game (11 miles from where I live), but I'm spending Easter doing something else.....anything else!!

Fed up with watching the same old rubbish week on week.
Fed up of the time and money taken up by my 24th season ticket and 130 mile round-trip every time.
Fed up of seeing great, promising talent like Joe Aribo have the confidence drained out of them by being a part of all of this.
Fed up of the likes of Tony Watt still looking like he just can't be bothered.
Fed up of seeing Johnnie Jackson looking so helpless and unable to drag us out of this mess on his own.
Fed up of seeing The Valley so empty and sounding so lifeless.
Fed up of watching 11 men wearing the shirt that means so much to me, looking like they couldn't care less.
Fed up of this brilliant club being poisoned by idiots who genuinely have no idea.
Fed up of seeing our smirking, lying CEO roll up to games week on week without a care in the world.
Fed up with what a Belgian millionaire I had never even heard of a few years ago, has done to us all.

#RolandOut