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Oi Charlton - Kits - Message from Charlton supporting parents
AFKABartram
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I’ve spoke to every Charlton supporting parent today.
Don’t worry, there’s so few of us left that I managed to do it by mid morning so I could watch Dion Dublin bigging up in some shit tip in Dudley worth £400 per calendar month.
Anyway, we are all united on this. Stick Betdaq on the kids kits.
They don’t want some property services company or some logistics guff on it, they want the shirt that the players wear. Just like their mates who all support better clubs do.
Given you promoted shagging on the pitch in your marketing, I strongly doubt there is some form of social conscience angle in this. But if there is, you shouldn’t have taken the cash in the first place.
So let us as parents be the judge on it. We all voted this morning and not one person was worried about their kids going all in on the Asian handicap markets, distracted during games by in play odds or wanting a transfer on their arm during the summer holidays of Ray Winstone saying ‘have a chomp on that’.
And if it’s the EFL sticking their nose in, just laugh and saw ‘haven’t you got some ownership paperwork to be keeping you busy?’ You’ve seen how their have ignored Charlton, Blackpool, Orient, Leeds and a whole heap of other clubs in recent years, so it’s a bit late to be getting all efficient now!
So that’s all sorted then. Good good.
Don’t worry, there’s so few of us left that I managed to do it by mid morning so I could watch Dion Dublin bigging up in some shit tip in Dudley worth £400 per calendar month.
Anyway, we are all united on this. Stick Betdaq on the kids kits.
They don’t want some property services company or some logistics guff on it, they want the shirt that the players wear. Just like their mates who all support better clubs do.
Given you promoted shagging on the pitch in your marketing, I strongly doubt there is some form of social conscience angle in this. But if there is, you shouldn’t have taken the cash in the first place.
So let us as parents be the judge on it. We all voted this morning and not one person was worried about their kids going all in on the Asian handicap markets, distracted during games by in play odds or wanting a transfer on their arm during the summer holidays of Ray Winstone saying ‘have a chomp on that’.
And if it’s the EFL sticking their nose in, just laugh and saw ‘haven’t you got some ownership paperwork to be keeping you busy?’ You’ve seen how their have ignored Charlton, Blackpool, Orient, Leeds and a whole heap of other clubs in recent years, so it’s a bit late to be getting all efficient now!
So that’s all sorted then. Good good.
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From memory I think it's actually the FA that stipulate that Children sizes can't have betting logo's on them.3
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Ignore them. Stupid ruleRob7Lee said:From memory I think it's actually the FA that stipulate that Children sizes can't have betting logo's on them.
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I support CharltonAFKABartram said:I’ve spoke to every Charlton supporting parent today.
I am a parent
I never spoke to you
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Data Techniques. That's what the cool kids are wearing.0
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I’d rather it was left plain if they aren’t allowed the betting company (not that I’d be bothered about the kids having the official sponsor (not that Afka bothered to ask))0
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You didn’t speak to me mate
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I only asked ‘proper Charlton’....10
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Almost worth a flag that.AFKABartram said:I only asked ‘proper Charlton’....
I been all over as a Charlton fan
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paulie8290 said:cafcdave123 said:
(not that Afka bothered to ask))
I fear this is unraveling.Southendaddick said:You didn’t speak to me mate
Apart from those three, I spoke to everyone else. And as you can see, even the trouble ones above I refused to speak to still agreed with me.
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The FA have done an amazing job of making sure kids aren't exposed to betting companies in SKYBET League 1......26
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@AFKABartram asked me as a responsible adult and I said I really don't give a shite.
Nor did @Live_by_The_Sword.
But then again, he's 31 this year.1 -
I agree..... but you didn't ask meAFKABartram said:paulie8290 said:cafcdave123 said:(not that Afka bothered to ask))
I fear this is unraveling.Southendaddick said:You didn’t speak to me mate
Apart from those three, I spoke to everyone else. And as you can see, even the trouble ones above I refused to speak to still agreed with me.
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Only Exeter? Not Plymouth then, you call yourself 'proper'!paulie8290 said:
Almost worth a flag that.AFKABartram said:I only asked ‘proper Charlton’....
I been all over as a Charlton fan
From Exeter to Carlisle
On that note, you can't have betting companies on the front of shirts, but the badges on the sleeves are ok for kids to have?Pelling1993 said:The FA have done an amazing job of making sure kids aren't exposed to betting companies in SKYBET League 1......
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Or me.Rob7Lee said:
I agree..... but you didn't ask meAFKABartram said:paulie8290 said:cafcdave123 said:(not that Afka bothered to ask))
I fear this is unraveling.Southendaddick said:You didn’t speak to me mate
Apart from those three, I spoke to everyone else. And as you can see, even the trouble ones above I refused to speak to still agreed with me.
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So I may have missed out five fans. Shoot me now3
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You can just imagine the kids pulling on their shirts with betting companies on the front and thinking, immediately, where can I get a bet?
The football authorities are a joke.0 -
It’s only Monday mate?3 -
I don’t really understand the FA/EFL position on this. Surely kids are more likely to be influenced by the myriad of betting adverts beamed into their homes every half time of a televised match far more than a bookies on the front of their shirt?3
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I don’t want my kids wearing shirts with betting/booze/pay day loan companies on. Just my opinion, and football does need to sort it’s weird relationship with betting out, that includes Sky Bet being league sponsors2
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Ok, so if we are all being completely honest, I did ask Rothko but as he disagreed with me I deleted his response and changed to ‘nice one AFKA, I agree’Rothko said:I don’t want my kids wearing shirts with betting/booze/pay day loan companies on. Just my opinion, and football does need to sort it’s weird relationship with betting out, that includes Sky Bet being league sponsors
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What about brass’ ?clb74 said:Home kit betting
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Youth teams kitcafcdave123 said:
What about brass’ ?clb74 said:Home kit betting
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Irrelevant question why that twunt still owns us .
Anything that may put a penny towards that Belgian mug is a no from me .
You knew not to ask me cos I’m not buying till he’s gone .
But if he does go I’m not fussed1 -
65’s on the home, welling oriental massage on the away?1
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This is why I never asked you @cafcdave123 ...cafcdave123 said:65’s on the home, welling oriental massage on the away?
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It's ironic. Only because kids investing their childhood and subsequent adult lives into Charlton athletic is probably one of the worst gambles they'll ever take on!!
Don't do it kids. If you have the shirt with the other sponsor then you can deny all knowledge of knowing anything about CAFC when it all goes tits up.....just in case one of the other kids in school stayed up until 2AM and saw the adult shirt on channel 5 one Sunday morning after a pasting away at Walsall!0 -
Goalkeepers top.cafcdave123 said:
What about brass’ ?clb74 said:Home kit betting
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thanks for the call earlier @AFKABartram please do count on my vote for whatever your up to as long as you ignore those addick parents we were promised would never be including in the clique, you know the ones....weird2
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You porn can be the training kit.
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