Charlton - One last thing.

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I thought our singing & support was brilliant & we outsung them for the 1st time in my lifetime, but the rest was over stepping the mark. QPR pulled the Lion's tail as they say & looked what happened to them.

do you think they are ****ting themselves or what <laugh>
They entered our patch and bigged it up OH DEAR silly boys now youll feel the force <doh>
 
MIGHTY said:
I thought our singing & support was brilliant & we outsung them for the 1st time in my lifetime, but the rest was over stepping the mark. QPR pulled the Lion's tail as they say & looked what happened to them.

do you think they are ****ting themselves or what <laugh>
They entered our patch and bigged it up OH DEAR silly boys now youll feel the force <doh>
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In their dreams - trophy time <whistle>

<laugh>
 
Thai
the wall v charlton games are normally pretty mild the odd skirmish but nowt much <doh> although i did get jumped by some charlton fans once <laugh>

Now they have over stepped the mark and i get the feeling the return game might be worth keeping an eye on <laugh>
STUPID TWATS have made it a different ball game <yikes>
 
MIGHTY said:
Thai
the wall v charlton games are normally pretty mild the odd skirmish but nowt much <doh> although i did get jumped by some charlton fans once <laugh>

Now they have over stepped the mark and i get the feeling the return game might be worth keeping an eye on <laugh>
STUPID TWATS have made it a different ball game <yikes>
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So your flights are booked then mate <laugh>
 
December 3
'The dirty protest was truly disgusting, that is the sort of stuff we don't need. Leave that sort of thing to scousers

One thing, a Huddersfield fan gobbed at me after the game the other week. I only didn't whack him because I couldn't reach and he did it using three innocent huddersfield supporters as some sort of human shield. Singing and winding each other up is one thing and if you don't have the emotional intelligence to deal with that then you probably shouldn't go to football but spraying bodily fluids at people is just cause for a thump in the head in my book.'


<cracker>
 
A new song for Charlton, instead of 'you take it the arse...' as we sing to the Nigels, the Anorak version 'you scrape it out your arse, you smear it up the walls.....you scrape it out your arse, you smear it up the walls...'
 
MIGHTY said:
Thai
the wall v charlton games are normally pretty mild the odd skirmish but nowt much <doh> although i did get jumped by some charlton fans once <laugh>

Now they have over stepped the mark and i get the feeling the return game might be worth keeping an eye on <laugh>
STUPID TWATS have made it a different ball game <yikes>
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I work with quite a few Charlton fans who are not hooligans but however were a bit active years ago and know so-called faces. They said that a few "faces" were at the game by all accounts.

Apparently they also have so-called ultras like Palarse and they call themselves "Red brigade" or something like that ? <laugh>.

Also they think they've had a result by taking over the Hobgoblin at New Cross and running a few kids.....

I agree with Mighty, they have taken liberties as we don't see them as a rival and they have crossed the line and now they will feel the backlash just as QPR did....
 
Showoff said:
December 3
'The dirty protest was truly disgusting, that is the sort of stuff we don't need. Leave that sort of thing to scousers

One thing, a Huddersfield fan gobbed at me after the game the other week. I only didn't whack him because I couldn't reach and he did it using three innocent huddersfield supporters as some sort of human shield. Singing and winding each other up is one thing and if you don't have the emotional intelligence to deal with that then you probably shouldn't go to football but spraying bodily fluids at people is just cause for a thump in the head in my book.'


<cracker>
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You bottled it Showoff, i would of give him a good slap and proberbly those in front of him as well, the dirty scumbag
 
ou bottled it Showoff, <laugh><laugh>

WID you knob thats a quote from the Charlton Mafia <doh>
 
Club statement on Millwall reports

Posted: Tue 04 Dec 2012
Author: Matt Wright
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No formal complaint to be made to police

Matt Wright reports

Following reports of the racial abuse of Charlton players during Saturday&#8217;s match against Millwall, and subsequent consultation between the club officials, the police and players concerned, it has been decided that no formal complaint will be made to the police.

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SE16 said:
I work with quite a few Charlton fans who are not hooligans but however were a bit active years ago and know so-called faces. They said that a few "faces" were at the game by all accounts.

Apparently they also have so-called ultras like Palarse and they call themselves "Red brigade" or something like that ? <laugh>.

Also they think they've had a result by taking over the Hobgoblin at New Cross and running a few kids.....

I agree with Mighty, they have taken liberties as we don't see them as a rival and they have crossed the line and now they will feel the backlash just as QPR did....
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I heard that one of the Charlton lot in Hobgoblin got a close up of the floor later on saturday night.:bandit:
 
MIGHTY said:
Club statement on Millwall reports

Posted: Tue 04 Dec 2012
Author: Matt Wright
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No formal complaint to be made to police

Matt Wright reports

Following reports of the racial abuse of Charlton players during Saturday&#8217;s match against Millwall, and subsequent consultation between the club officials, the police and players concerned, it has been decided that no formal complaint will be made to the police.

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Told ya, ****ers the lot of em.
 
SE16 said:
I work with quite a few Charlton fans who are not hooligans but however were a bit active years ago and know so-called faces. They said that a few "faces" were at the game by all accounts.

Apparently they also have so-called ultras like Palarse and they call themselves "Red brigade" or something like that ? <laugh>.

Also they think they've had a result by taking over the Hobgoblin at New Cross and running a few kids.....

I agree with Mighty, they have taken liberties as we don't see them as a rival and they have crossed the line and now they will feel the backlash just as QPR did....
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<yikes> the Hob, that's my watering hole in a mostly wall boozer <laugh>, if I went last Saturday then I imagine I'd have noticed them getting their train timetables out while they were chasing kids out of the pub with a beer in the other hand <whistle>
 
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