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Pigeons

AFKABartram
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Far more movement than our midfield, they covered every blade of grass!8
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Be more pigeons than fans soon!0
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All hail @woolwichpigeon on Twitter.2
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It felt like a bit of a new low in it's own way. Facing into an all but empty Jimmy Seed stand with clusters of pigeons in view feeding off that awful looking pitch.
It used to feel like we were a Championship club in League One, now it feels like we're a below average League One club in all departments.3 -
They're taking the piss. They always seem to camp in the half we are supposed to be attacking. They know it's the safest area.28
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Did you notice AMB duck as a flock of pigeons flew at him!3
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Presumably there’s seed down to improve the very poor service.0
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The pigeons are the only reason I keep on going.8
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The pigeons were great in their flights and swirl and landings and their companionship with each other.6
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Staring at pigeons can be quite hypnotic.5 -
AFKABartram said:4
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I thought they did well, good formation, plenty of movement around the pitch, the boys did us proud.3
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Not a surprise they prefer the Jimmy Seed end.15
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TBF they did help us snuff out an Accrington attack in the first half
Ball went down the right towards the group of pigeons and Pressley I think it was just stopped running after the ball.
No idea if he has a pigeon phobia or thought the Pigeons were in fact Charlton defenders so we now had the ball.
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Could a club get fined for failing to control their pigeons?6
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It's not about your Vo....oh sod it.0
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Leuth said:seth plum said:The pigeons were great in their flights and swirl and landings and their companionship with each other.
When Sessegnon got the ball and looked hopefully at their goal I said (loudly) 'not from there!!!', it then flew in from 35 yards.4 -
Leuth said:seth plum said:The pigeons were great in their flights and swirl and landings and their companionship with each other.
I thought it was brilliant the way they dive bombed down then put the anchors on , had a chat in the bog with a random and he said that was all he was watching .
The pigeons were a definite highlight of the match .4 -
Last week when we were away they turned up mob handed , not gonna be long now before they take the Covered End on match day , they’re really taking liberties on our own patch and we’re so pathetic there’s nothing we can do .
‘I’m joining the pigeon crew , I learned how to do pigeon steps when I was a kid , so knew that this time was coming .
All hail 🙌the pigeons 🐦🐦🐦🐦🐦🐦🐦🐦 🐦🐦🐦🐦🐦🐦🐦 🐦🐦🐦🐦 🐦🐦
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They’re actually really distracting.
But then again, that match was the dullest I can recall down The Valley in years.1 -
I've got a pigeon trap and neck dislocator0
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I don’t remember there being so many in years past. Is it something to do with the way the pitch is being prepared nowadays that’s encouraging the pigeons?0
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This chap works for London Falconry and could solve the problem, but he don't work for peanuts.3
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Callumcafc said:I don’t remember there being so many in years past. Is it something to do with the way the pitch is being prepared nowadays that’s encouraging the pigeons?
Anyroad.... "They put 50 tonne of shit on the foreign office roof, who suffers from nine known deceases.... etc"
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I remember sitting in the covered end and just after half time in every home match this solo pigeon used to do an aerial display then dive down into the drinks and food hall. Got to the stage where the whole of the upper stand used to increase the volume a bit like when the oppo goalkeeper went to take a goal kick and then cheered when it went down the opening. I often wondered what the players thought was going on. Perhaps a question for Curbs on Charlton TV?2