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Club For A Quid protest (Aug 2020)
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Definitely wouldnt be him, he's in Birmingham with the teamBedsaddick said:I know you probably can't say @Ollywozere but who came up with that statement ?2 -
So apparently somebody stole the playstation from the cafc board room today! Absolutelymuggy! No need for it... If you wanted a few quid we'd of all rallied round and got ya some! You don't nick off ya own doorstep and most certainly wasn't needed today! Everyone's hard work up the fucking swanny cos some little tit couldn't keep his grubby hands off other people's stuff!From Facebook group.7
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Not sure of the value in releasing this - what's gained through doing so?
A sensible approach would have been to make the organisers aware - if they condoned the action, go public - if they condemn then it would have been sorted, I'm sure...3 -
Facebook .... It's must be true
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As your user name suggests you really have angry issues .. jog on ..palarsehater said:So apparently somebody stole the playstation from the cafc board room today! Absolutelymuggy! No need for it... If you wanted a few quid we'd of all rallied round and got ya some! You don't nick off ya own doorstep and most certainly wasn't needed today! Everyone's hard work up the fucking swanny cos some little tit couldn't keep his grubby hands off other people's stuff!From Facebook group.1 -
Trouble with these protests just about anyone can show up - Of course its something the organisers should perhaps take responsibility forpalarsehater said:So apparently somebody stole the playstation from the cafc board room today! Absolutelymuggy! No need for it... If you wanted a few quid we'd of all rallied round and got ya some! You don't nick off ya own doorstep and most certainly wasn't needed today! Everyone's hard work up the fucking swanny cos some little tit couldn't keep his grubby hands off other people's stuff!From Facebook group.
But an opportunist may well have seen a chance to join in with no care about Charlton Athletic FC
How about we wait and see who has actually written this first before we all start pointing fingers, ESI's plan from the beginning has all been about divide and conquer!!5 -
You’re obsessed with him.Valleysarr said:
As your user name suggests you really have angry issues .. jog on ..palarsehater said:So apparently somebody stole the playstation from the cafc board room today! Absolutelymuggy! No need for it... If you wanted a few quid we'd of all rallied round and got ya some! You don't nick off ya own doorstep and most certainly wasn't needed today! Everyone's hard work up the fucking swanny cos some little tit couldn't keep his grubby hands off other people's stuff!From Facebook group.4 -
@Bedsaddick I’m done with rowing today but it was by someone who was there. And now the club are going to review footage and probably seek penalties for those who were peacefully protesting inside the ground, a few bad pennies have ruined it for all. The plight is lost.7
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Guessing the stolen alcohol was the wine we saw them with(saw them go in with the beer but didnt see the wine, so wondered where it came from)
If they stole a games console and urinated in sinks as well thats just disgraceful12 -
I've seen other tweets which says that money got left on the boardroom table to pay for the winepaulie8290 said:Guessing the stolen alcohol was the wine we saw them with(saw them go in with the beer but didnt see the wine, so wondered where it came from)
If they stole a games console and urinated in sinks as well thats just disgraceful2 - Sponsored links:
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Also it says damaging club property, in the video with police, the police said they thought they would damage property and the fan outside said why would we damage property.
Well if it turns out they have damaged property they now look stupid1 -
How much is the stuff that has allegedly been stolen ? If that has been done during something that has been organised by fans then we should replace the items imo ?3
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Says it all, if its true why go public so quickly, why not investigate first before looking stupid other than to discredit the protests?
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Bit rich ESI talking about nicking things from the club!47
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If it is true then that person has to found . Talk about ruin it for everyone.palarsehater said:@Bedsaddick I’m done with rowing today but it was by someone who was there. And now the club are going to review footage and probably seek penalties for those who were peacefully protesting inside the ground, a few bad pennies have ruined it for all. The plight is lost.0 -
So we still employ Tony Keohane? Just asking.ForeverAddickted said:1 -
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The comms team alongside the SMT. We spent a lot of time deliberating over it as it's an extremely sensitive subject. It's no secret that the staff generally are supportive of the fans and the planned protest today which I want to emphasise and we're desperate not to give any impression of an 'us against them' scenario as we are all in it together.Bedsaddick said:I know you probably can't say @Ollywozere but who came up with that statement ?
The actions of certain individuals shouldn't take away from the overall message of the protest, but some of the stuff was clearly unacceptable and only risks undermining that message. It does no damage to the likes of Elliott or Farnell, the only damage it does is to the staff that have to deal with it and to the reputations of those individuals themselves.
We wanted to strike that balance in the statement provided to media and I hope that's understandable to most. We don't want anyone to think there's any criticism of today's protest in general.
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Thanks for clarifying Olly... Disappointing to hear its true!!Ollywozere said:
The comms team alongside the SMT. We spent a lot of time deliberating over it as it's an extremely sensitive subject. It's no secret that the staff generally are supportive of the fans and the planned protest today which I want to emphasise and we're desperate not to give any impression of an 'us against them' scenario as we are all in it together.Bedsaddick said:I know you probably can't say @Ollywozere but who came up with that statement ?
The actions of certain individuals shouldn't take away from the overall message of the protest, but some of the stuff was clearly unacceptable and only risks undermining that message. It does no damage to the likes of Elliott or Farnell, the only damage it does is to the staff that have to deal with it and to the reputations of those individuals themselves.
We wanted to strike that balance in the statement provided to media and I hope that's understandable to most. We don't want anyone to think there's any criticism of today's protest in general.2 - Sponsored links:
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palarsehater said:@Bedsaddick I’m done with rowing today but it was by someone who was there. And now the club are going to review footage and probably seek penalties for those who were peacefully protesting inside the ground, a few bad pennies have ruined it for all. The plight is lost.
Think you're being a bit OTT mate.
What the last collection of shitbags in the boardroom in an official capacity have been doing the past few years is well beyond anything that has gone on today.
Keep the fanbase united. Don't let the fuckers divide and rule.
You've taken a hammering on here today mate and no need for it as we all need to pull together not attack each other. Don't agree with your views on the whole situation today but don't think fans should be rowing amongst ourselves.
These northern monkeys and the drips that cling onto them for whatever reason will be doing everything they can to cause ructions within the fanbase to undermine the protests. Same as when the CARD protests caused rifts in the fanbase.
Better of united whilst the real enemies are still around and then once we have a half normal ownership and the actual football is the main concern we can all go back to our little tiffs but until then we should show a united front against those who will do far more harm to our club than anyone there today would in a million years regardless of whether it's poor form or not.
And fuck whoever wrote that official statement....get off your high horse and pipe up about the damage done to our club by your paymasters you utter c***s.
Patronising wankers.
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Fair play Thomas, lovely gesture. Already 600% up on the investment made by others.19
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As per Olly's comment it was a combined statement from both the Comms team and Senior Management TeamRodneyCharltonTrotta said:palarsehater said:@Bedsaddick I’m done with rowing today but it was by someone who was there. And now the club are going to review footage and probably seek penalties for those who were peacefully protesting inside the ground, a few bad pennies have ruined it for all. The plight is lost.
Think you're being a bit OTT mate.
What the last collection of shitbags in the boardroom in an official capacity have been doing the past few years is well beyond anything that has gone on today.
Keep the fanbase united. Don't let the fuckers divide and rule.
You've taken a hammering on here today mate and no need for it as we all need to pull together not attack each other. Don't agree with your views on the whole situation today but don't think fans should be rowing amongst ourselves.
These northern monkeys and the drips that cling onto them for whatever reason will be doing everything they can to cause ructions within the fanbase to undermine the protests. Same as when the CARD protests caused rifts in the fanbase.
Better of united whilst the real enemies are still around and then once we have a half normal ownership and the actual football is the main concern we can all go back to our little tiffs but until then we should show a united front against those who will do far more harm to our club than anyone there today would in a million years regardless of whether it's poor form or not.
And fuck whoever wrote that official statement....get off your high horse and pipe up about the damage done to our club by your paymasters you utter c***s.
Patronising wankers.
Trouble is if someone has pissed in a sink etc. its not going to be Farnell / Elliott cleaning up is it?4 -
Sorry, Olly, but that’s not a reason to provide that information to the media, which just damages the fans’ reputation as a whole. The SMT are a joke, as everyone knows.Ollywozere said:
The comms team alongside the SMT. We spent a lot of time deliberating over it as it's an extremely sensitive subject. It's no secret that the staff generally are supportive of the fans and the planned protest today which I want to emphasise and we're desperate not to give any impression of an 'us against them' scenario as we are all in it together.Bedsaddick said:I know you probably can't say @Ollywozere but who came up with that statement ?
The actions of certain individuals shouldn't take away from the overall message of the protest, but some of the stuff was clearly unacceptable and only risks undermining that message. It does no damage to the likes of Elliott or Farnell, the only damage it does is to the staff that have to deal with it and to the reputations of those individuals themselves.
We wanted to strike that balance in the statement provided to media and I hope that's understandable to most. We don't want anyone to think there's any criticism of today's protest in general.
if you want to address fans about the unacceptable behaviour, put the statement on the club website where it’s transparent and the club is accountable. You don’t just give it to the national media.79 -
Ollywozere said:
The comms team alongside the SMT. We spent a lot of time deliberating over it as it's an extremely sensitive subject. It's no secret that the staff generally are supportive of the fans and the planned protest today which I want to emphasise and we're desperate not to give any impression of an 'us against them' scenario as we are all in it together.Bedsaddick said:I know you probably can't say @Ollywozere but who came up with that statement ?
The actions of certain individuals shouldn't take away from the overall message of the protest, but some of the stuff was clearly unacceptable and only risks undermining that message. It does no damage to the likes of Elliott or Farnell, the only damage it does is to the staff that have to deal with it and to the reputations of those individuals themselves.
We wanted to strike that balance in the statement provided to media and I hope that's understandable to most. We don't want anyone to think there's any criticism of today's protest in general.
Perhaps if they had piped up whilst the club has been torn apart the past few years days like today would not have happened. Don't lecture proper fans whilst you have have sat there silent and pumping out the pro ownership stuff whilst rome burned.
I would accept that tweet today if @cafcofficial had not sat by idley whilst people were ripping off the club but easy to give fans a kicking isn't it whilst staying silent on the real wronguns.
Shameful.
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Palarsehater 🙄ForeverAddickted said:Hmm so who has written that?
First and foremost is it the truth or is it individuals continuing to muddy the waters and so paint the protestors in a bad light?4 -
I’m sorry but the comms team and SMT should of gone to the fansforfans group and should have tried to settle this matter between the club and fans. They are not responsible for the actions of a few little pricks, but this could have been potentially resolved without going to the media.Ollywozere said:
The comms team alongside the SMT. We spent a lot of time deliberating over it as it's an extremely sensitive subject. It's no secret that the staff generally are supportive of the fans and the planned protest today which I want to emphasise and we're desperate not to give any impression of an 'us against them' scenario as we are all in it together.Bedsaddick said:I know you probably can't say @Ollywozere but who came up with that statement ?
The actions of certain individuals shouldn't take away from the overall message of the protest, but some of the stuff was clearly unacceptable and only risks undermining that message. It does no damage to the likes of Elliott or Farnell, the only damage it does is to the staff that have to deal with it and to the reputations of those individuals themselves.
We wanted to strike that balance in the statement provided to media and I hope that's understandable to most. We don't want anyone to think there's any criticism of today's protest in general.26 -
ForeverAddickted said:
As per Olly's comment it was a combined statement from both the Comms team and Senior Management TeamRodneyCharltonTrotta said:palarsehater said:@Bedsaddick I’m done with rowing today but it was by someone who was there. And now the club are going to review footage and probably seek penalties for those who were peacefully protesting inside the ground, a few bad pennies have ruined it for all. The plight is lost.
Think you're being a bit OTT mate.
What the last collection of shitbags in the boardroom in an official capacity have been doing the past few years is well beyond anything that has gone on today.
Keep the fanbase united. Don't let the fuckers divide and rule.
You've taken a hammering on here today mate and no need for it as we all need to pull together not attack each other. Don't agree with your views on the whole situation today but don't think fans should be rowing amongst ourselves.
These northern monkeys and the drips that cling onto them for whatever reason will be doing everything they can to cause ructions within the fanbase to undermine the protests. Same as when the CARD protests caused rifts in the fanbase.
Better of united whilst the real enemies are still around and then once we have a half normal ownership and the actual football is the main concern we can all go back to our little tiffs but until then we should show a united front against those who will do far more harm to our club than anyone there today would in a million years regardless of whether it's poor form or not.
And fuck whoever wrote that official statement....get off your high horse and pipe up about the damage done to our club by your paymasters you utter cunts.
Patronising wankers.
Trouble is if someone has pissed in a sink etc. its not going to be Farnell / Elliott cleaning up is it?
I stand by what I wrote.1 -
Olly, you seem a good bloke, but this was the wrong call at the wrong time. The last paragraph "paying tribute" to the staff is particularly misjudged.Ollywozere said:
The comms team alongside the SMT. We spent a lot of time deliberating over it as it's an extremely sensitive subject. It's no secret that the staff generally are supportive of the fans and the planned protest today which I want to emphasise and we're desperate not to give any impression of an 'us against them' scenario as we are all in it together.Bedsaddick said:I know you probably can't say @Ollywozere but who came up with that statement ?
The actions of certain individuals shouldn't take away from the overall message of the protest, but some of the stuff was clearly unacceptable and only risks undermining that message. It does no damage to the likes of Elliott or Farnell, the only damage it does is to the staff that have to deal with it and to the reputations of those individuals themselves.
We wanted to strike that balance in the statement provided to media and I hope that's understandable to most. We don't want anyone to think there's any criticism of today's protest in general.
Edit - this in no way condones what happened.4
