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The Takeover Thread - Duchatelet Finally Sells (Jan 2020)
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He's Charlton Life's Kanye. Don't try to understand him, just enjoy the lunacy.JamesSeed said:
Why would you want to punish boycotters. I just don’t get it.The_President said:
Wow, I've clearly upset some of the boycotters on here.WestCountryAddick said:
I'm bored with people like you digging out the boycotters constantly. And who the hell do you think you are telling people that they can or can't come on this forum?The_President said:
Dont know about everyone else, but i'm really bored with people coming on here and saying they are still boycotting - come on here and say you are breaking your boycott and supporting the team else dont come on here at all.ElfsborgAddick said:
Disagree entirely.The_President said:I think a lot of people are getting really precious about this boycott lark - just bloody go for christs sake. If you dont, its only your (and the teams) loss.
Had enough of all the negative shit.
You do your thing and let others do theirs. If you don't like reading about certain things, then scroll on when you see them, just like many of us do when we see some of the crap you post.
@WestCountryAddick, hmmm, there's no need to get lary and personal with something/someone you disagree with - even with your 20 something likes it just shows you (and them) in a poor light - my comments on here have never been directed at a personal level and i would have expected a little bit more 'class' from yourself tbh.
However, my original point still stands, i have always been of the belief that everyone is obviously free to make their own decision re boycotting - however for one game, and its one game ffs, put your differences aside, get behind the team and cheer them on to victory, surely thats what we all want?
Ii am also of the belief that should we get to the semi-finals that anyone who boycotts the first should be put to the bottom of the queue in terms of applying for tickets for the away- after all, they werent prepared to go to the first, so why should they have equal rights to people who did go? It could be easily done, if you want a ticket for the away leg, then provide proof of a ticket from the home.
Thats only fair.7 -
Aw gawd, here we go, who's the lunatic with that comment?.Uboat said:
He's Charlton Life's Kanye. Don't try to understand him, just enjoy the lunacy.JamesSeed said:
Why would you want to punish boycotters. I just don’t get it.The_President said:
Wow, I've clearly upset some of the boycotters on here.WestCountryAddick said:
I'm bored with people like you digging out the boycotters constantly. And who the hell do you think you are telling people that they can or can't come on this forum?The_President said:
Dont know about everyone else, but i'm really bored with people coming on here and saying they are still boycotting - come on here and say you are breaking your boycott and supporting the team else dont come on here at all.ElfsborgAddick said:
Disagree entirely.The_President said:I think a lot of people are getting really precious about this boycott lark - just bloody go for christs sake. If you dont, its only your (and the teams) loss.
Had enough of all the negative shit.
You do your thing and let others do theirs. If you don't like reading about certain things, then scroll on when you see them, just like many of us do when we see some of the crap you post.
@WestCountryAddick, hmmm, there's no need to get lary and personal with something/someone you disagree with - even with your 20 something likes it just shows you (and them) in a poor light - my comments on here have never been directed at a personal level and i would have expected a little bit more 'class' from yourself tbh.
However, my original point still stands, i have always been of the belief that everyone is obviously free to make their own decision re boycotting - however for one game, and its one game ffs, put your differences aside, get behind the team and cheer them on to victory, surely thats what we all want?
Ii am also of the belief that should we get to the semi-finals that anyone who boycotts the first should be put to the bottom of the queue in terms of applying for tickets for the away- after all, they werent prepared to go to the first, so why should they have equal rights to people who did go? It could be easily done, if you want a ticket for the away leg, then provide proof of a ticket from the home.
Thats only fair.0 -
This thread has reached an all time low.4
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How many home games have you attended this season?The_President said:
Its not a case of punishing boycotters - its just about being fair to people who have gone to the home leg. if i had bought a ticket for the home leg but couldnt for the away but find that someone who had boycotted the first game got a ticket then i wouldn't be a happy boy.JamesSeed said:
Why would you want to punish boycotters. I just don’t get it.The_President said:
Wow, I've clearly upset some of the boycotters on here.WestCountryAddick said:
I'm bored with people like you digging out the boycotters constantly. And who the hell do you think you are telling people that they can or can't come on this forum?The_President said:
Dont know about everyone else, but i'm really bored with people coming on here and saying they are still boycotting - come on here and say you are breaking your boycott and supporting the team else dont come on here at all.ElfsborgAddick said:
Disagree entirely.The_President said:I think a lot of people are getting really precious about this boycott lark - just bloody go for christs sake. If you dont, its only your (and the teams) loss.
Had enough of all the negative shit.
You do your thing and let others do theirs. If you don't like reading about certain things, then scroll on when you see them, just like many of us do when we see some of the crap you post.
@WestCountryAddick, hmmm, there's no need to get lary and personal with something/someone you disagree with - even with your 20 something likes it just shows you (and them) in a poor light - my comments on here have never been directed at a personal level and i would have expected a little bit more 'class' from yourself tbh.
However, my original point still stands, i have always been of the belief that everyone is obviously free to make their own decision re boycotting - however for one game, and its one game ffs, put your differences aside, get behind the team and cheer them on to victory, surely thats what we all want?
Ii am also of the belief that should we get to the semi-finals that anyone who boycotts the first should be put to the bottom of the queue in terms of applying for tickets for the away- after all, they werent prepared to go to the first, so why should they have equal rights to people who did go? It could be easily done, if you want a ticket for the away leg, then provide proof of a ticket from the home.
Thats only fair.1 -
Those away tickets should go to people that have have gone to a lot of away games this season, not just a home play off game.The_President said:
Its not a case of punishing boycotters - its just about being fair to people who have gone to the home leg. if i had bought a ticket for the home leg but couldnt for the away but find that someone who had boycotted the first game got a ticket then i wouldn't be a happy boy.JamesSeed said:
Why would you want to punish boycotters. I just don’t get it.The_President said:
Wow, I've clearly upset some of the boycotters on here.WestCountryAddick said:
I'm bored with people like you digging out the boycotters constantly. And who the hell do you think you are telling people that they can or can't come on this forum?The_President said:
Dont know about everyone else, but i'm really bored with people coming on here and saying they are still boycotting - come on here and say you are breaking your boycott and supporting the team else dont come on here at all.ElfsborgAddick said:
Disagree entirely.The_President said:I think a lot of people are getting really precious about this boycott lark - just bloody go for christs sake. If you dont, its only your (and the teams) loss.
Had enough of all the negative shit.
You do your thing and let others do theirs. If you don't like reading about certain things, then scroll on when you see them, just like many of us do when we see some of the crap you post.
@WestCountryAddick, hmmm, there's no need to get lary and personal with something/someone you disagree with - even with your 20 something likes it just shows you (and them) in a poor light - my comments on here have never been directed at a personal level and i would have expected a little bit more 'class' from yourself tbh.
However, my original point still stands, i have always been of the belief that everyone is obviously free to make their own decision re boycotting - however for one game, and its one game ffs, put your differences aside, get behind the team and cheer them on to victory, surely thats what we all want?
Ii am also of the belief that should we get to the semi-finals that anyone who boycotts the first should be put to the bottom of the queue in terms of applying for tickets for the away- after all, they werent prepared to go to the first, so why should they have equal rights to people who did go? It could be easily done, if you want a ticket for the away leg, then provide proof of a ticket from the home.
Thats only fair.1 -
1 - Walsall at home, Went in the Millennium lounge, lovely it was too, And we won.Covered End said:
How many home games have you attended this season?The_President said:
Its not a case of punishing boycotters - its just about being fair to people who have gone to the home leg. if i had bought a ticket for the home leg but couldnt for the away but find that someone who had boycotted the first game got a ticket then i wouldn't be a happy boy.JamesSeed said:
Why would you want to punish boycotters. I just don’t get it.The_President said:
Wow, I've clearly upset some of the boycotters on here.WestCountryAddick said:
I'm bored with people like you digging out the boycotters constantly. And who the hell do you think you are telling people that they can or can't come on this forum?The_President said:
Dont know about everyone else, but i'm really bored with people coming on here and saying they are still boycotting - come on here and say you are breaking your boycott and supporting the team else dont come on here at all.ElfsborgAddick said:
Disagree entirely.The_President said:I think a lot of people are getting really precious about this boycott lark - just bloody go for christs sake. If you dont, its only your (and the teams) loss.
Had enough of all the negative shit.
You do your thing and let others do theirs. If you don't like reading about certain things, then scroll on when you see them, just like many of us do when we see some of the crap you post.
@WestCountryAddick, hmmm, there's no need to get lary and personal with something/someone you disagree with - even with your 20 something likes it just shows you (and them) in a poor light - my comments on here have never been directed at a personal level and i would have expected a little bit more 'class' from yourself tbh.
However, my original point still stands, i have always been of the belief that everyone is obviously free to make their own decision re boycotting - however for one game, and its one game ffs, put your differences aside, get behind the team and cheer them on to victory, surely thats what we all want?
Ii am also of the belief that should we get to the semi-finals that anyone who boycotts the first should be put to the bottom of the queue in terms of applying for tickets for the away- after all, they werent prepared to go to the first, so why should they have equal rights to people who did go? It could be easily done, if you want a ticket for the away leg, then provide proof of a ticket from the home.
Thats only fair.1 -
You definitely deserve priority thenThe_President said:
1 - Walsall at home, Went in the Millennium lounge, lovely it was too, And we won.Covered End said:
How many home games have you attended this season?The_President said:
Its not a case of punishing boycotters - its just about being fair to people who have gone to the home leg. if i had bought a ticket for the home leg but couldnt for the away but find that someone who had boycotted the first game got a ticket then i wouldn't be a happy boy.JamesSeed said:
Why would you want to punish boycotters. I just don’t get it.The_President said:
Wow, I've clearly upset some of the boycotters on here.WestCountryAddick said:
I'm bored with people like you digging out the boycotters constantly. And who the hell do you think you are telling people that they can or can't come on this forum?The_President said:
Dont know about everyone else, but i'm really bored with people coming on here and saying they are still boycotting - come on here and say you are breaking your boycott and supporting the team else dont come on here at all.ElfsborgAddick said:
Disagree entirely.The_President said:I think a lot of people are getting really precious about this boycott lark - just bloody go for christs sake. If you dont, its only your (and the teams) loss.
Had enough of all the negative shit.
You do your thing and let others do theirs. If you don't like reading about certain things, then scroll on when you see them, just like many of us do when we see some of the crap you post.
@WestCountryAddick, hmmm, there's no need to get lary and personal with something/someone you disagree with - even with your 20 something likes it just shows you (and them) in a poor light - my comments on here have never been directed at a personal level and i would have expected a little bit more 'class' from yourself tbh.
However, my original point still stands, i have always been of the belief that everyone is obviously free to make their own decision re boycotting - however for one game, and its one game ffs, put your differences aside, get behind the team and cheer them on to victory, surely thats what we all want?
Ii am also of the belief that should we get to the semi-finals that anyone who boycotts the first should be put to the bottom of the queue in terms of applying for tickets for the away- after all, they werent prepared to go to the first, so why should they have equal rights to people who did go? It could be easily done, if you want a ticket for the away leg, then provide proof of a ticket from the home.
Thats only fair.
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But i intend to make it 2 on Thursday. !The_President said:
1 - Walsall at home, Went in the Millennium lounge, lovely it was too, And we won.Covered End said:
How many home games have you attended this season?The_President said:
Its not a case of punishing boycotters - its just about being fair to people who have gone to the home leg. if i had bought a ticket for the home leg but couldnt for the away but find that someone who had boycotted the first game got a ticket then i wouldn't be a happy boy.JamesSeed said:
Why would you want to punish boycotters. I just don’t get it.The_President said:
Wow, I've clearly upset some of the boycotters on here.WestCountryAddick said:
I'm bored with people like you digging out the boycotters constantly. And who the hell do you think you are telling people that they can or can't come on this forum?The_President said:
Dont know about everyone else, but i'm really bored with people coming on here and saying they are still boycotting - come on here and say you are breaking your boycott and supporting the team else dont come on here at all.ElfsborgAddick said:
Disagree entirely.The_President said:I think a lot of people are getting really precious about this boycott lark - just bloody go for christs sake. If you dont, its only your (and the teams) loss.
Had enough of all the negative shit.
You do your thing and let others do theirs. If you don't like reading about certain things, then scroll on when you see them, just like many of us do when we see some of the crap you post.
@WestCountryAddick, hmmm, there's no need to get lary and personal with something/someone you disagree with - even with your 20 something likes it just shows you (and them) in a poor light - my comments on here have never been directed at a personal level and i would have expected a little bit more 'class' from yourself tbh.
However, my original point still stands, i have always been of the belief that everyone is obviously free to make their own decision re boycotting - however for one game, and its one game ffs, put your differences aside, get behind the team and cheer them on to victory, surely thats what we all want?
Ii am also of the belief that should we get to the semi-finals that anyone who boycotts the first should be put to the bottom of the queue in terms of applying for tickets for the away- after all, they werent prepared to go to the first, so why should they have equal rights to people who did go? It could be easily done, if you want a ticket for the away leg, then provide proof of a ticket from the home.
Thats only fair.0 -
Many of the boycotters have been to more games than youThe_President said:
But i intend to make it 2 on Thursday. !The_President said:
1 - Walsall at home, Went in the Millennium lounge, lovely it was too, And we won.Covered End said:
How many home games have you attended this season?The_President said:
Its not a case of punishing boycotters - its just about being fair to people who have gone to the home leg. if i had bought a ticket for the home leg but couldnt for the away but find that someone who had boycotted the first game got a ticket then i wouldn't be a happy boy.JamesSeed said:
Why would you want to punish boycotters. I just don’t get it.The_President said:
Wow, I've clearly upset some of the boycotters on here.WestCountryAddick said:
I'm bored with people like you digging out the boycotters constantly. And who the hell do you think you are telling people that they can or can't come on this forum?The_President said:
Dont know about everyone else, but i'm really bored with people coming on here and saying they are still boycotting - come on here and say you are breaking your boycott and supporting the team else dont come on here at all.ElfsborgAddick said:
Disagree entirely.The_President said:I think a lot of people are getting really precious about this boycott lark - just bloody go for christs sake. If you dont, its only your (and the teams) loss.
Had enough of all the negative shit.
You do your thing and let others do theirs. If you don't like reading about certain things, then scroll on when you see them, just like many of us do when we see some of the crap you post.
@WestCountryAddick, hmmm, there's no need to get lary and personal with something/someone you disagree with - even with your 20 something likes it just shows you (and them) in a poor light - my comments on here have never been directed at a personal level and i would have expected a little bit more 'class' from yourself tbh.
However, my original point still stands, i have always been of the belief that everyone is obviously free to make their own decision re boycotting - however for one game, and its one game ffs, put your differences aside, get behind the team and cheer them on to victory, surely thats what we all want?
Ii am also of the belief that should we get to the semi-finals that anyone who boycotts the first should be put to the bottom of the queue in terms of applying for tickets for the away- after all, they werent prepared to go to the first, so why should they have equal rights to people who did go? It could be easily done, if you want a ticket for the away leg, then provide proof of a ticket from the home.
Thats only fair.
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Have you read the other 709 pages?ShootersHillGuru said:This thread has reached an all time low.
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Are you talking about yourself there Martin?sillav nitram said:I just want to say
https://youtu.be/nX7CeTXoxyU1 -
Anyway, I think you'll get a ticket no probs. I'm not convinced we'll even sell out.1
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Maybe, but i would expect/hope us to sell out Shrewsbury on a sunday for a play off game .Covered End said:Anyway, I think you'll get a ticket no probs. I'm not convinced we'll even sell out.
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It's live on Sky.The_President said:
Maybe, but i would expect/hope us to sell out Shrewsbury on a sunday for a play off game .Covered End said:Anyway, I think you'll get a ticket no probs. I'm not convinced we'll even sell out.
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Playoffs 98 were live on Sky.Covered End said:
It's live on Sky.The_President said:
Maybe, but i would expect/hope us to sell out Shrewsbury on a sunday for a play off game .Covered End said:Anyway, I think you'll get a ticket no probs. I'm not convinced we'll even sell out.
Shrewsbury holds 1500? - i think a lot less than Ipswich.0 -
Swindon is much closer than Shrewsbury.The_President said:
Playoffs 98 were live on Sky.Covered End said:
It's live on Sky.The_President said:
Maybe, but i would expect/hope us to sell out Shrewsbury on a sunday for a play off game .Covered End said:Anyway, I think you'll get a ticket no probs. I'm not convinced we'll even sell out.
If we play Shrewsbury & it goes to ET & pens, we will still be there at 8pm & you can't get home by train, without being back in London at 1am.
We may sell out, but I wouldn't bank on it.0 -
We will sell out no problem0
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We didnt play Swindon in 98 - we played Ipswich.Covered End said:
Swindon is much closer than Shrewsbury.The_President said:
Playoffs 98 were live on Sky.Covered End said:
It's live on Sky.The_President said:
Maybe, but i would expect/hope us to sell out Shrewsbury on a sunday for a play off game .Covered End said:Anyway, I think you'll get a ticket no probs. I'm not convinced we'll even sell out.
If we play Shrewsbury & it goes to ET & pens, we will still be there at 8pm & you can't get home by train, without being back in London at 1am.
ET & Pens is a bit clutching at straws when deciding to go or not tbh.0 -
Dont worry. we will sell out.0
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Ipswich is also much closer & attractive than Shrewsbury. I think Shrewsbury away end holds closer to 2000.The_President said:
We didnt play Swindon in 98 - we played Ipswich.Covered End said:
Swindon is much closer than Shrewsbury.The_President said:
Playoffs 98 were live on Sky.Covered End said:
It's live on Sky.The_President said:
Maybe, but i would expect/hope us to sell out Shrewsbury on a sunday for a play off game .Covered End said:Anyway, I think you'll get a ticket no probs. I'm not convinced we'll even sell out.
If we play Shrewsbury & it goes to ET & pens, we will still be there at 8pm & you can't get home by train, without being back in London at 1am.
ET & Pens is a bit clutching at straws when deciding to go or not tbh.0 -
Stu,The_President said:
Wow, I've clearly upset some of the boycotters on here.WestCountryAddick said:
I'm bored with people like you digging out the boycotters constantly. And who the hell do you think you are telling people that they can or can't come on this forum?The_President said:
Dont know about everyone else, but i'm really bored with people coming on here and saying they are still boycotting - come on here and say you are breaking your boycott and supporting the team else dont come on here at all.ElfsborgAddick said:
Disagree entirely.The_President said:I think a lot of people are getting really precious about this boycott lark - just bloody go for christs sake. If you dont, its only your (and the teams) loss.
Had enough of all the negative shit.
You do your thing and let others do theirs. If you don't like reading about certain things, then scroll on when you see them, just like many of us do when we see some of the crap you post.
@WestCountryAddick, hmmm, there's no need to get lary and personal with something/someone you disagree with - even with your 20 something likes it just shows you (and them) in a poor light - my comments on here have never been directed at a personal level and i would have expected a little bit more 'class' from yourself tbh.
However, my original point still stands, i have always been of the belief that everyone is obviously free to make their own decision re boycotting - however for one game, and its one game ffs, put your differences aside, get behind the team and cheer them on to victory, surely thats what we all want?
Ii am also of the belief that should we get to the semi-finals that anyone who boycotts the first should be put to the bottom of the queue in terms of applying for tickets for the away- after all, they werent prepared to go to the first, so why should they have equal rights to people who did go? It could be easily done, if you want a ticket for the away leg, then provide proof of a ticket from the home.
Thats only fair.
I’m beginning to regret introducing you to Crystal Meth!12 -
I think it's only fair that, if you don't go to the home leg, you should get priority on the away leg.1
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Can we please please please keep this thread on topic. What are your favourite pot noodles?6
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Everyone chill the fuck down
The only reason 99.9% of people are on this forum is we are all Charlton fans
It don’t matter how you choose to deal with Roland and his two shit Chalets
It’s in our blood no one is more of a fan than anyone else
We are one game from the roller coaster of the play offs just enjoy it either there in the flesh or from the comfort of your local or sofa
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Tickets should only go to those who attended the pre season friendly in Limerick.18
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The_President said:
We will sell out no problem
You seem to be an expert on selling out!The_President said:Dont worry. we will sell out.
There you go. That was about as non-personal as your little dig at those of us who are boycotting home games at the moment i.e. not at all.
You’ve done your bit for the cause with your protests and organisation in Belgium. We are all fans and we are all - bar those who are happy with the regime - protesting in ways which mean the most to us. I follow every home game via here and Twitter updates and I roar every goal we score and it kills me every goal we concede and game we lose or draw.
I have been going since I was 4 (1970), got a 10 year ticket when we came home and subesequent 5 and 4 year tickets. Went everywhere home and away.
So stop being a dick and digging people out.19 -
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Oh well, another personal 'dick'TelMc32 said:The_President said:We will sell out no problem
You seem to be an expert on selling out!The_President said:Dont worry. we will sell out.
There you go. That was about as non-personal as your little dig at those of us who are boycotting home games at the moment i.e. not at all.
You’ve done your bit for the cause with your protests and organisation in Belgium. We are all fans and we are all - bar those who are happy with the regime - protesting in ways which mean the most to us. I follow every home game via here and Twitter updates and I roar every goal we score and it kills me every goal we concede and game we lose or draw.
I have been going since I was 4 (1970), got a 10 year ticket when we came home and subesequent 5 and 4 year tickets. Went everywhere home and away.
So stop being a dick and digging people out.
its getting a bit embarrassing really . You were doing so well.0 -
Any 'likes' coming my way ?????
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Shame on you all- except @boughtonaddick - thank you - dont worry mate they'll be on you like a pack of rabid dogs tomorrow- you've dared to 'like' something that goes against the grain.Well done mate.1 -
Time for bed mateThe_President said:Any 'likes' coming my way ?????
No?????
Shame on all you all- except @boughtonaddick - thank you - dont worry mate they'll be on you like a pack of rabid dogs tomorrow.8
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