View Full Version : Charlton Shit support!
cpfc4ever
06-11-2004, 09:42 PM
Just watching match of the day, and saw Charlton have sold no more than half of their allocation at Spurs!!!
And was wondering why they have such shit support?
They had next to no one up at Man city at the start of the season either!
Why do they have no fans!?:D
Pikie Punisher
07-11-2004, 10:02 AM
Yeah, I noticed that, perhaps they got lost. London's a big place you know.
eagletris
07-11-2004, 10:04 AM
Originally posted by Pikie Punisher
Yeah, I noticed that, perhaps they got lost. London's a big place you know.
:D
King William
07-11-2004, 10:16 AM
perhaops cos they have been in the premier league for a few seasons now and the thought of paying £35 for a ticket against the yids isnt such a great thought?
Henfield Eagle
07-11-2004, 01:07 PM
Coz they arn't worth 35quid
Palace Palare
07-11-2004, 05:30 PM
Originally posted by Pikie Punisher
Yeah, I noticed that, perhaps they got lost. London's a big place you know. I guess it's no fun taking your horse and cart up Tottenham Court Road on a Saturday :clown:
Braders
07-11-2004, 05:51 PM
Originally posted by Palace Palare
I guess it's no fun taking your horse and cart up Tottenham Court Road on a Saturday :clown:
:D
wedgetail
07-11-2004, 05:56 PM
Originally posted by King William
perhaops cos they have been in the premier league for a few seasons now and the thought of paying 35 for a ticket against the yids isnt such a great thought?
Is that because of a drop in the lucky heather business?
Failed to sell out Anfield as well.
Granada allover
07-11-2004, 06:40 PM
Originally posted by LP
Failed to sell out Anfield as well.
Will we?
selhurst star
07-11-2004, 06:55 PM
Originally posted by Granada allover
Will we?
Been sold out for weeks.
cpfc4ever
07-11-2004, 06:58 PM
They didn't sell out there last season either, their traveling support has always been very poor, just dont understand why!?
Pikie Punisher
07-11-2004, 07:09 PM
Originally posted by Palace Palare
I guess it's no fun taking your horse and cart up Tottenham Court Road on a Saturday :clown:
And they won't make much money begging in that neck of the woods ;) .
redandblue
07-11-2004, 07:13 PM
be fair their home seats are sold out every week
The London Man
07-11-2004, 07:19 PM
Easily explained. The poor sods did'nt like having to travel Selhurst, which for many of their fans was too much effort, despite it being a 30 minute drive on the South Circular Road or a similar time from Charlton via London Bridge to Norwood Junction. Tottenham must seem like an expedition to Lapland. By caravan, of course.
Palace Palare
07-11-2004, 07:29 PM
Originally posted by Pikie Punisher
And they won't make much money begging in that neck of the woods ;) . :afro: LOL! :D That sets up quite a mental picture...
The never gives up vs The never gives in
Could be a long haul :eek:
ROCK'N'ROLL
07-11-2004, 08:31 PM
And there was a Charlton fan on here very recently saying that Spurs are actually their biggest rival.
Either that's true, and they've just shown very poor support for their team.
or....
It was lame, childish response to our triumph over them the other week.
oscarthecat
07-11-2004, 08:47 PM
Originally posted by cpfc4ever
Just watching match of the day, and saw Charlton have sold no more than half of their allocation at Spurs!!!
And was wondering why they have such shit support?
They had next to no one up at Man city at the start of the season either!
Why do they have no fans!?:D
Absolutely shocking. Failing to sell out away games. Whatever next?
Pikie Punisher
07-11-2004, 08:48 PM
Originally posted by Palace Palare
:afro: LOL! :D That sets up quite a mental picture...
The never gives up vs The never gives in
Could be a long haul :eek:
Quality :D .
Originally posted by cpfc4ever
They didn't sell out there last season either, their traveling support has always been very poor, just dont understand why!?
Easily explained - too much hassle to hitch on the caravan to the ford Capri and pay all that extra petrol money. Plus, who'd look after the 15 sprogs and the Poundland outlet - and who'd keep their eye on the pitch down by the Woolwich ferry where they clean the windscreens?
1fab
cpfc4ever
07-11-2004, 08:55 PM
Originally posted by oscarthecat
Absolutely shocking. Failing to sell out away games. Whatever next?
It was spurs :rolleyes:
Hardly far.........
Pikie Punisher
07-11-2004, 09:06 PM
oscarthecat
Talking of Pikeys :hi: .
robcpfc
07-11-2004, 09:11 PM
Originally posted by Palace Palare
I guess it's no fun taking your horse and cart up Tottenham Court Road on a Saturday :clown:
And not a caravan park in sight:sob:
Pikie Punisher
07-11-2004, 09:17 PM
oscarthecat,
No joke, my Grandma had a cat called oscar and he was ginger too :eek: .
Small world eh. Bet you'll be welcoming the Seagull lads on Saturday eh, :p .
i heard that the reason liverpool away didnt sell out was in protest of sky changing kick off time to 5.15
Why am i stickin up for em???They just got crap support.
oscarthecat
07-11-2004, 09:43 PM
Originally posted by Pikie Punisher
oscarthecat,
No joke, my Grandma had a cat called oscar and he was ginger too :eek: .
Small world eh. Bet you'll be welcoming the Seagull lads on Saturday eh, :p .
Oooh you are horrible arn't you?
Palace Palare
07-11-2004, 10:39 PM
A :clown: on his way to Spurs....
Palace Palare
07-11-2004, 10:44 PM
...give him a chance...
Originally posted by Granada allover
Will we?
We sold it out 2 weeks ago.
Seagullette
08-11-2004, 06:35 AM
Originally posted by Pikie Punisher
oscarthecat,
Bet you'll be welcoming the Seagull lads on Saturday eh, :p .
and lasses :hi:
Our 2700 tickets went immediately they went on sale. I suspect there may be a few Brighton fans in the home end desperately trying to keep quiet.
se7lad
08-11-2004, 07:56 AM
You wouldn't be selling out every game in a few years if you could actually stay up.
Originally posted by se7lad
You wouldn't be selling out every game in a few years if you could actually stay up.
We will ALWAYS sell out places like Anfield or White Hart Lane and to not do so is just embarassing.
Barry
08-11-2004, 05:52 PM
The clowns only sell out their home games as they are by far the cheapest in the premier. In fact, Charlton tickets were cheaper last year than Palace tickets when we were in Division One. They also give away lots of freebies...even though they're in the Premier.
Away support is a measure of how loyal supporters are. Majority of Charlton fans are all Gooners or Chelski or Spuds fans who cant afford/be bothered to go to the highbury library, SB or WHL.
CAFC: :clown: :clown: :clown: :clown: :clown:
Father Fertile
08-11-2004, 06:01 PM
Originally posted by Palace Palare
I guess it's no fun taking your horse and cart up Tottenham Court Road on a Saturday :clown:
Blimey they're geography is shite as well, they'd never get there going that way! If i was them i'd have gone up Tottenham HIGH Road, much nearer the ground! ;)
Father Fertile
08-11-2004, 06:04 PM
Originally posted by Barry
The clowns only sell out their home games as they are by far the cheapest in the premier. In fact, Charlton tickets were cheaper last year than Palace tickets when we were in Division One. They also give away lots of freebies...even though they're in the Premier.
Away support is a measure of how loyal supporters are. Majority of Charlton fans are all Gooners or Chelski or Spuds fans who cant afford/be bothered to go to the highbury library, SB or WHL.
CAFC: :clown: :clown: :clown: :clown: :clown:
They're support is toilet always has been, before their last visit to Selhurst when they were guaranteed promotion they used to bring pathetic support to us, 1500 top whack. :clown: :clown: :clown: :clown: :clown:
greybot
08-11-2004, 06:05 PM
It's a bloody long walk from the nearest underground station to WHL. Maybe they did get lost.
the elusive k
08-11-2004, 06:15 PM
A sizeable chunk of their home support (and season ticket sales) are from non-Charlton supporters who just want to see Premiership football but either can't get or can't afford tickets at their clubs.
Pikie Punisher
08-11-2004, 06:42 PM
Originally posted by oscarthecat
Oooh you are horrible arn't you?
Sorry oscar, I hope you didn't take it like your mate.
http://gallery.cpfc.org/album119/hahaha
Pikie Punisher
08-11-2004, 06:47 PM
Originally posted by Seagullette
and lasses :hi:
Our 2700 tickets went immediately they went on sale. I suspect there may be a few Brighton fans in the home end desperately trying to keep quiet.
Yeah, good luck Seagullette, it's one game I'd like to see you lot win this season.
Pikie Punisher
08-11-2004, 06:53 PM
Originally posted by Palace Palare
...give him a chance...
:D .
Well Brighton have a bigger away support than Charlton, that's for sure....jeez I just paid Brighton a compliment.
1f76
Father Fertile
08-11-2004, 09:16 PM
Not really mate MK Dons have got bigger away support than Charlton so you wasn't paying them any compliment (i felt your pain though!)
bromleyyouth
25-11-2004, 05:12 PM
We sold out to every away game in our first season in the premiership muggy •••••
c_block_lad
25-11-2004, 05:17 PM
Who's "We"?
RDSdaEAGLE
25-11-2004, 05:24 PM
BromleyYouth FC? :D
Tony Montana
25-11-2004, 05:26 PM
Bromley youth :D :D :p :bash:
Oisin
25-11-2004, 09:40 PM
Mr youth must be too young to remember because I know that's not right.
celery stick
25-11-2004, 11:26 PM
Originally posted by cpfc4ever
Just watching match of the day, and saw Charlton have sold no more than half of their allocation at Spurs!!!
And was wondering why they have such shit support?
Talking of which Br*ghton have only sold 800 of their 1700 tickets for Millwall.
Its only up the bloody road.
Seagullette
26-11-2004, 06:38 AM
Originally posted by celery stick
Talking of which Br*ghton have only sold 800 of their 1700 tickets for Millwall.
Its only up the bloody road.
The West Ham game could have sold out many times over and Millwall not so popular.
I think the reputation of Millwall has put off a lot of our older fans. Combine that with a December Saturday and that's the reason (not excuse)
I am going with my husband because I have finished my Christmas shopping (apart from the food) :p
Btw someone called the ticket office yesterday afternoon and there were 500 left so do keep up at the back :)
Oisin
26-11-2004, 06:43 AM
Originally posted by Seagullette
I think the reputation of Millwall has put off a lot of our older fans.
Isn't this what happens when we play Millwall? There's never a sell out but we sell out every other away game in SE england
The London Man
26-11-2004, 07:16 AM
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Oisin
Isn't this what happens when we play Millwall? There's never a sell out but we sell out every other away game in SE england [/QUOTE
The funny thing about going to Millwall, especially at the old Den, in Cold Blow Lane, is that you could actually go to any part of the ground and find loads of Palace fans, some standing with their Millwall pals during the games!
My first two games at The Den, were way back in December 1975 (jeez I'm gettin' old!) the first, was an FA Cup Tie and I stood with most of the Palace support at the "Half-Way Line" there were plenty of Palace fans with their scarves etc, so the next week, I thought I'ld go on my own to the Ilderton Road End, with my red & blue scarf. Mistake!
After trying to explain that it was actually an Aldershot scarf, I still took a bit of a pumelling, although I was left alone to throw up in the corner of the stand, where I was told, rather helpfully, that it's best to keep your scraf hidden and to be fair, there seemed to be quite a few sympathetic words. From that time on, I've been to every Palace Millwall game since and usually stood at the CBL (Cold Blow Lane End) where you just don't mention the word "Palace" unless you're snarling!
There used to be dozens of Palace fans standing shoulder to shoulder with the very people who were threatening to kick the crap out of us!
celery stick
26-11-2004, 10:36 AM
Originally posted by Seagullette
Btw someone called the ticket office yesterday afternoon and there were 500 left so do keep up at the back :)
OK - I dont have (and dont want) the inside info you have at Brighton, I was going by what was being discussed on North Stand Shat.
I would've though a mere 1700 tickets would've gone pretty quickly for a league game just fifty miles away, especially after you beat the Hamsters.
(I've done all my Xmas shopping too)
London Man - I have similar memories of the Old Den to you.
I have to say I've stood in the Millwall parts of the Old Den when we played there with no hassle at all, although when Jim Cannon equalised with his cock in the 3rd minute of injury time I thought it best not to cheer!
When I lived in New Cross I had a couple of Millwall supporting neighbours, they were a decent lot and I used to go to the Den with them every now and then.
I remember going to a Millwall v Charlton game and there was absolutely no segregation at all, and no trouble either. Charlton went 2-0 up with a minute left and I was on the half-way line terrace, there were Charlton fans there going potty saying things like "At last we're going to beat you" to the Millwall fans, including my neighbours. No trouble.
Funny thing was Millwall kicked off and scored, and then with the last kick of the match equalised! Then the Millwall fans went potty . . and HOW!
It can all get very overblown. I think a lot of Millwall fans revel in their terrible reputation, but really wouldn't hurt a fly!
Pikie Punisher
26-11-2004, 08:13 PM
Bit like sharks really, everybody makes em out to be so scary :eek: but swim with em and they're pussies :) .
celery stick
26-11-2004, 08:30 PM
Or a hippo, great big mouth, but buck teeth.
King William
26-11-2004, 09:42 PM
Originally posted by bromleyyouth
We sold out to every away game in our first season in the premiership muggy •••••
if you mean "clowntown" then you didnt sell out every game. dont try and say you didnt.
Pikie Punisher
26-11-2004, 09:45 PM
Or a hippo, great big mouth, but buck teeth.
Or even an out of control chainsaw, that's not really as scary as some might think if you take the necessary action.
Seagullette
27-11-2004, 05:38 AM
1f82
Originally posted by celery stick
OK - I dont have (and dont want) the inside info you have at Brighton, I was going by what was being discussed on North Stand Shat.
I would've though a mere 1700 tickets would've gone pretty quickly for a league game just fifty miles away, especially after you beat the Hamsters.
I think it will sell eventually. Some of our lot are pretty poor at organising themselves. Just a few days before the West Ham game there were fans moaning because they hadn't got round to getting their tickets and realising that it had sold out. There were loads of Brighton in the home end that day.
Take 75% of what you read on NSC with a huge dose of salt and weigh up the rest. :)
palacedeano
02-12-2004, 08:56 AM
Back to the topic - I understand from someone at the club that as of yesterday Charlton had only sold 1100 tickets for Sundays game. That is shite support
eagles #1
02-12-2004, 09:56 AM
Yeah they wont sellout.
cpfc4ever
02-12-2004, 09:58 AM
Originally posted by palacedeano
Back to the topic - I understand from someone at the club that as of yesterday Charlton had only sold 1100 tickets for Sundays game. That is shite support
If true that is soooo bad!
:D
GreatGonzo
02-12-2004, 10:10 AM
Funny how we took a 2,500 sell out crowd to a League Cup Match!
RDSdaEAGLE
02-12-2004, 10:20 AM
Originally posted by GreatGonzo
Funny how we took a 2,500 sell out crowd to a League Cup Match!
With tickets half the price of our league match ones.
Sorry Mark, not really a great arguement.
GreatGonzo
02-12-2004, 10:25 AM
Would have made a differece if they were £30 odd quid.
The home ends were cheaper than usual and usually sell out apparently but they were empty.
Pikie Punisher
02-12-2004, 05:44 PM
Originally posted by palacedeano
Back to the topic - I understand from someone at the club that as of yesterday Charlton had only sold 1100 tickets for Sundays game. That is shite support
To be fair, being on a Sunday, alot of em will be going to evening church service :angel: , they probably couldn't go if they went to the match.
Palace Palare
02-12-2004, 06:04 PM
Originally posted by Pikie Punisher
To be fair, being on a Sunday, alot of em will be going to evening church service :angel: , they probably couldn't go if they went to the match. More like stealing the lead off the church roof :D
Pikie Punisher
02-12-2004, 07:16 PM
Or stealing underwear off OAP's washing lines :eek: !!
wilton days
11-12-2004, 11:35 PM
the wheels on your house go round and round , round and round , round and round , the wheels on your house go round and round , all day long
Addickted
12-12-2004, 03:15 PM
Originally posted by wilton days
the wheels on your house go round and round , round and round , round and round , the wheels on your house go round and round , all day long
:veryangry
We do try to stop the abuse about the death of a Palace fan at our matches. To be fair I think, this has genuinely worked.
If your own fans wish to remind some of our less human fans about this song, then don't blame us.
I suspect that this has been posted by some 14 year old who knows no better.
AndyStreet
12-12-2004, 04:04 PM
Originally posted by Addickted
We do try to stop the abuse about the death of a Palace fan at our matches. To be fair I think, this has genuinely worked.
Absolute nonsense. On two separate occassions during the game last week your neanderthal fans decided to chant "Oooh Ahhh Cantona". We all know the significance of this chant.
eagles #1
12-12-2004, 04:10 PM
Back on topic. Watching MOTD and where were the Charlton fans?? Just empty seats where the away fans are situated. Your away support really is pathetic!!
Gooders
12-12-2004, 04:23 PM
Be fair. They are duller than dull.
The team that everybody...can't be bothered with.
Addickted
13-12-2004, 09:53 AM
Originally posted by Gooders
The team that everybody...can't be bothered with.
Surely that must be Palace?
22,010 was all that could be bothered to go to Selhurst Park on Saturday. And our support is shit? :eek:
I'd hate to see what they'll be if you manage to stay in this Division for a couple of seasons.
Home Attendance Stats (http://www.soccer-stats.com/divisions/attendances.asp?divno=1)
eagles #1
13-12-2004, 10:01 AM
Originally posted by Addickted
Surely that must be Palace?
22,010 was all that could be bothered to go to Selhurst Park on Saturday. And our support is shit? :eek:
I'd hate to see what they'll be if you manage to stay in this Division for a couple of seasons.
Home Attendance Stats (http://www.soccer-stats.com/divisions/attendances.asp?divno=1) Thats the problem Addick, for such a big club as Charlton with there massive sell out home crowds you take •••• all away. Why is that? Is it because your home fans are not really Charlton fans and just there cos the tickets are cheap and they want to watch the big teams?
Gooders
13-12-2004, 10:09 AM
Originally posted by Addickted
I'd hate to see what they'll be if you manage to stay in this Division for a couple of seasons.
I very much doubt that we'll be troubling you on that front.
Addickted
13-12-2004, 10:29 AM
2028
Originally posted by eagles #1
Charlton with there massive sell out home crowds you take •••• all away. Why is that? Is it because your home fans are not really Charlton fans and just there cos the tickets are cheap and they want to watch the big teams?
Something like that.
But at least they turn up and pay their money. And most of them come back to pay their money again. And again. And again.
Then they start 'supporting' the club and purchase merchandise.
It's called building a fan base, which hasn't been at The Valley since the fifties. Good marketing for what is essentially 'a product'.
So why are Palace only able to fill 89% of the ground now you are in The Premiership?
selhurst star
13-12-2004, 10:33 AM
Originally posted by Addickted
Surely that must be Palace?
22,010 was all that could be bothered to go to Selhurst Park on Saturday. And our support is shit? :eek:
I'd hate to see what they'll be if you manage to stay in this Division for a couple of seasons.
Home Attendance Stats (http://www.soccer-stats.com/divisions/attendances.asp?divno=1)
Your hardly qualified to talk about how many could 'be bothered to go to Selhurst Park' now, are you?
GreatGonzo
13-12-2004, 10:34 AM
Because we have to give 10% to the away teams.
Blackburn brought hardly any fans down and accounted for up to 2000 of the empty seats, the others were scattered all around the ground, some poeple are away or shopping (forced by their missus) only 2000 seats spare for a relagation battle isn't too bad IMHO.
Addickted
13-12-2004, 10:38 AM
Originally posted by selhurst star
Your hardly qualified to talk about how many could 'be bothered to go to Selhurst Park' now, are you?
I wasn't the one that said "The team that everybody...can't be bothered with."
I was pointing out that our fans can certainly bother turning up to home games - which is more than the Palace fans seem to be doing at the moment.
What's better for Palace? Selling out home games or selling out your 'away allocation' on your travels?
GreatGonzo
13-12-2004, 10:39 AM
Oh and i really trust the stats on that site, if they were accurate then
Man U, Newcastle, Everton and Charlton should be forced to play games behind closed doors and fined millions for risking peoples lives.
All 4 clubs highest attendance is HIGHER than their capacity - hmmmmm fiddling the attendance figures are we Addickted? ;)
cpfc4ever
13-12-2004, 10:44 AM
Lets be honest your ticket prices have a big part to play, you give some away free to, if our tickets sold at your prices, we would sell twice over, people just can't afford a minumum of £35!
Your support at WBA was bad whatever you say, is it right that the tikets where £20!
Father Fertile
13-12-2004, 10:47 AM
Originally posted by Addickted
I wasn't the one that said "The team that everybody...can't be bothered with."
I was pointing out that our fans can certainly bother turning up to home games - which is more than the Palace fans seem to be doing at the moment.
What's better for Palace? Selling out home games or selling out your 'away allocation' on your travels?
1,400 to the team your supposed to loathe is pathetic Addickted stop trying to justify your home sujpport because you know as well as i do only half of the home support is Charlton's the rest are floaters. your in the same bracket as Wimbledon and Fulham, pointless! :clown: :clown:
cpfc4ever
13-12-2004, 10:50 AM
I must say, for the first time, I am seeing charlton with the likes of Fulham, and that isnt a personal dig, I just don't see how you can call yourself a well supports club, if you where to charge premiership prices, people wouldn't bother. They go because its cheap £15 is laughable!
No offence!:D
AndyStreet
13-12-2004, 10:51 AM
Originally posted by AndyStreet
Absolute nonsense. On two separate occassions during the game last week your neanderthal fans decided to chant "Oooh Ahhh Cantona". We all know the significance of this chant.
Any response to this Addickted? It was pretty much your entire away support singing it.....
Father Fertile
13-12-2004, 10:54 AM
There is no way in the space of 10 years you can treble your home support which is what has happened at Charlton just wouldn't happen. Sure you'd get a few Kent people following them as they're a Prem side now but not 18 odd thousand! Cheap ticket prices attract the Arsenal and West Ham fans who can't get tickets at their own club but fair play to them they put bums on seats even if they are not Charlton fans who sit in them!
Father Fertile
13-12-2004, 11:01 AM
Originally posted by Addickted
Surely that must be Palace?
22,010 was all that could be bothered to go to Selhurst Park on Saturday. And our support is shit? :eek:
I'd hate to see what they'll be if you manage to stay in this Division for a couple of seasons.
Home Attendance Stats (http://www.soccer-stats.com/divisions/attendances.asp?divno=1)
Because Blackburn brought even less than your dismal lot Addickted and thats something you can't say too often! :clown:
Addickted
13-12-2004, 11:01 AM
Originally posted by GreatGonzo
All 4 clubs highest attendance is HIGHER than their capacity - hmmmmm fiddling the attendance figures are we Addickted? ;)
We installed another 730 seats at the start of the season.
Capacity is now 27,130
Father Fertile
13-12-2004, 11:03 AM
Originally posted by Addickted
We installed another 730 seats at the start of the season.
Capacity is now 27,130
That's nice of the club to think of Arsenal, West Ham and Spurs fans in that way what a compassionate club you lot are in down there in the garden of England! :S:
Father Fertile
13-12-2004, 11:04 AM
Originally posted by AndyStreet
Any response to this Addickted? It was pretty much your entire away support singing it.....
Yeah but to be fair there was so few of them he wouldn't have heard them would he?! :clown:
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Addickted
13-12-2004, 11:05 AM
Originally posted by cpfc4ever
Lets be honest your ticket prices have a big part to play, you give some away free to, if our tickets sold at your prices, we would sell twice over, people just can't afford a minumum of £35!
Your support at WBA was bad whatever you say, is it right that the tikets where £20!
As far as I'm aware we haven't given free tickets away this season.
Tickets were available to local schools in Croydon for your game against us for £1.
Tickets for CAFC v CFC were £45 :eek: I don't call that cheap. They are the same price for the visit of Arsenal on Jan 1st.
We had about 900 at The Hawthorns, not good I agree- and yes the tickets were £20.
Addickted
13-12-2004, 11:06 AM
Originally posted by Father Fertile
1,400 to the team your supposed to loathe is pathetic Addickted
No. You just like to think we loathe you.
We don't.
Get over it.
Father Fertile
13-12-2004, 11:07 AM
Originally posted by Addickted
As far as I'm aware we haven't given free tickets away this season.
Tickets were available to local schools in Croydon for your game against us for £1.
Tickets for CAFC v CFC were £45 :eek: I don't call that cheap. They are the same price for the visit of Arsenal on Jan 1st.
We had about 900 at The Hawthorns, not good I agree- and yes the tickets were £20.
900?! Wouldn't have thought so mate if you only bring 1400 8 miles down the road do you?! :rolleyes:
Addickted
13-12-2004, 11:10 AM
Originally posted by AndyStreet
Any response to this Addickted? It was pretty much your entire away support singing it.....
That relates to an incident at SP which can be described as a minor fracas.
Not the death of a Palace fan whilst travelling to watch his team. If you don't understand the difference then God help you.
cpfc4ever
13-12-2004, 11:10 AM
OK fair enough, just agree to disagree,
Be honest what is it like going away and having few fans, im not taking the piss, I would just like to know how you feel about it. I would be slightly embarresed
Whats the atmos like!?
Father Fertile
13-12-2004, 11:12 AM
Originally posted by cpfc4ever
OK fair enough, just agree to disagree,
Be honest what is it like going away and having few fans, im not taking the piss, I would just like to know how you feel about it. I would be slightly embarresed
Whats the atmos like!?
Didn't you guess 2 weeks ago pretty shite!! :hmph:
Addickted
13-12-2004, 11:13 AM
Originally posted by Father Fertile
There is no way in the space of 10 years you can treble your home support which is what has happened at Charlton just wouldn't happen. Sure you'd get a few Kent people following them as they're a Prem side now but not 18 odd thousand! Cheap ticket prices attract the Arsenal and West Ham fans who can't get tickets at their own club but fair play to them they put bums on seats even if they are not Charlton fans who sit in them!
You do talk some bollocks Father.
We HAVE Doubled our home support in the last ten years.
Are you telling me you'd get a Season Ticket for another Club if Palace were sold out week in week out? :bash:
We have 21,000 Season Ticket holders. What bigger commitment can you give to the Club?
Father Fertile
13-12-2004, 11:14 AM
Originally posted by Addickted
You do talk some bollocks Father.
We HAVE Doubled our home support in the last ten years.
Are you telling me you'd get a Season Ticket for another Club if Palace were sold out week in week out? :bash:
We have 21,000 Season Ticket holders. What bigger commitment can you give to the Club?
At the prices you charge twat yes! :clown: :clown:
eagles #1
13-12-2004, 11:15 AM
Originally posted by Addickted
No. You just like to think we loathe you.
We don't.
Get over it. :D :D :D yea ok!
Father Fertile
13-12-2004, 11:15 AM
And me talking bollocks 900 to the Midlands and 1400 a bus ride away? Yeah ok Addickted try again halve it and i might believe you only might do though!
Addickted
13-12-2004, 11:19 AM
Originally posted by cpfc4ever
OK fair enough, just agree to disagree,
Be honest what is it like going away and having few fans, im not taking the piss, I would just like to know how you feel about it. I would be slightly embarresed
Whats the atmos like!?
Normally the 'diehards' so better than at home as far as singing is concerned. Same as when you travel.
I've been with 10,500 Charlton fans away and as little as 200 away in the past. Always a better atmosphere the more of you there.
Addickted
13-12-2004, 11:23 AM
Originally posted by Father Fertile
And me talking bollocks 900 to the Midlands and 1400 a bus ride away? Yeah ok Addickted try again halve it and i might believe you only might do though!
That's because it wasn't live on the telly like last week.
Get it?
I went, but I didn't go to Selhurst.
So why the 4,000 empty seats (again) at SP when it was a real 'six pointer' Father?
eagles #1
13-12-2004, 11:28 AM
Originally posted by Addickted
That's because it wasn't live on the telly like last week.
Get it?
I went, but I didn't go to Selhurst.
So why the 4,000 empty seats (again) at SP when it was a real 'six pointer' Father? That has alredy been answered:rolleyes:
AndyStreet
13-12-2004, 11:30 AM
Originally posted by Addickted
That relates to an incident at SP which can be described as a minor fracas.
Not the death of a Palace fan whilst travelling to watch his team. If you don't understand the difference then God help you.
That's absolute nonsense and you know it. The only fans who sing that at us are those aware of the context of it leading directly to the death of a Palace fan. Without that significance it would be utterly irrelevent to Palace fans and I fail to see why anybody would sing about "a minor fracas" 10 years ago if it didn't have some greater resonance.
If you wish to hide your head in the sand then that's your prerogative.
20e6
AndyStreet
13-12-2004, 11:32 AM
Originally posted by Addickted
So why the 4,000 empty seats (again) at SP when it was a real 'six pointer' Father?
Probably because of Jordan's ridiculous pricing policy which you will be fully aware of since it was enough to stop you going to the game last week.
Next question?
Father Fertile
13-12-2004, 11:33 AM
Originally posted by AndyStreet
That's absolute nonsense and you know it. The only fans who sing that at us are those aware of the context of it leading directly to the death of a Palace fan. Without that significance it would be utterly irrelevent to Palace fans and I fail to see why anybody would sing about "a minor fracas" 10 years ago if it didn't have some greater resonance.
If you wish to hide your head in the sand then that's your prerogative.
And this is from the bloke who says i talk bollocks! Go away you irritating clown
AndyStreet
13-12-2004, 11:36 AM
Originally posted by Father Fertile
And this is from the bloke who says i talk bollocks! Go away you irritating clown
Eh? When have I said you talk bollocks? :confused:
Father Fertile
13-12-2004, 11:36 AM
Originally posted by Addickted
That's because it wasn't live on the telly like last week.
Get it?
I went, but I didn't go to Selhurst.
So why the 4,000 empty seats (again) at SP when it was a real 'six pointer' Father?
I'd have more respect for you if you admitted your support was appalling Addickted, "we hate Palace feckin Palace cnuts wait until we play you etc etc. All big words but sadly no substance just about sums Charlton up now off you trot :clown: :clown:
Father Fertile
13-12-2004, 11:38 AM
Originally posted by AndyStreet
Eh? When have I said you talk bollocks? :confused:
Sorry Andy i was talking about Addickted not you fella
Shamone
13-12-2004, 11:39 AM
Originally posted by Addickted
Tickets for CAFC v CFC were £45 :eek: I don't call that cheap. They are the same price for the visit of Arsenal on Jan 1st.
Is that why half the ground were chearing each of the 4 goals that went in? It'll be the same come January. Let me know how many season ticket holders are celebrating after the game.
AndyStreet
13-12-2004, 11:40 AM
Originally posted by Father Fertile
Sorry Andy i was talking about Addickted not you fella
No problem. :)
Father Fertile
13-12-2004, 11:40 AM
I was agreeing about what you said about the sick chanting from them and how Addickted tried to justify it sorry about the mix up
Addickted
13-12-2004, 11:41 AM
Originally posted by AndyStreet
That's absolute nonsense and you know it. The only fans who sing that at us are those aware of the context of it leading directly to the death of a Palace fan. Without that significance it would be utterly irrelevent to Palace fans and I fail to see why anybody would sing about "a minor fracas" 10 years ago if it didn't have some greater resonance.
If you wish to hide your head in the sand then that's your prerogative.
Freud would love your thought process.
Pray tell me how it lead directly to the death of a Palace fan?
I thought Simmonds was a Fulham fan anyway.
Father Fertile
13-12-2004, 11:43 AM
No unlike you our ground is frequented by our own supporters not of other clubs
Addickted
13-12-2004, 11:43 AM
Originally posted by Father Fertile
I'd have more respect for you if you admitted your support was appalling Addickted, "we hate Palace feckin Palace cnuts wait until we play you etc etc. All big words but sadly no substance just about sums Charlton up now off you trot :clown: :clown:
Our away support is poor I agree. Whereas our home support is great, which yours isn't.
So where are these 'big words' I've posted about my hate of Palace.
AndyStreet
13-12-2004, 11:44 AM
Originally posted by Addickted
Freud would love your thought process.
Pray tell me how it lead directly to the death of a Palace fan?
I thought Simmonds was a Fulham fan anyway.
Manchester United fans killed Paul Nixon before the FA Cup semi final as retribution for Cantona receiving a ban after his actions at Selhurst Park.
Addickted
13-12-2004, 11:46 AM
Originally posted by Shamone
Is that why half the ground were chearing each of the 4 goals that went in? It'll be the same come January. Let me know how many season ticket holders are celebrating after the game.
21,000 Season Ticket Holders. There to support Charlton Athletic.
The only cheers I heard were from the Jimmy Seed Stand. The away end.
I hope all our ST holders are celebrating after the game - as we were when we beat them on 01/01/2003.
Addickted
13-12-2004, 11:47 AM
Originally posted by Father Fertile
No unlike you our ground is frequented by our own supporters not of other clubs
Ours is frequented by paying customers.
Unlike Selhurst, which appears to be frequented with empty blue and red seats.
:D
Father Fertile
13-12-2004, 11:47 AM
Originally posted by Addickted
Our away support is poor I agree. Whereas our home support is great, which yours isn't.
So where are these 'big words' I've posted about my hate of Palace.
I wasnt actually saying you uttered the words but look on any Charlton fans boards and they'll be there rest assured Addock. Wimbledon and Charlton two peas in a pod :clown:
stevejfh
13-12-2004, 11:47 AM
Originally posted by Shamone
Is that why half the ground were chearing each of the 4 goals that went in? It'll be the same come January. Let me know how many season ticket holders are celebrating after the game.
I was at the game & saw nobody in the home areas celebrating Chelsea's goals.
And in my experience Palace & Charlton have an equally poor away following, so the argument seems pretty pointless.
1f6f
Father Fertile
13-12-2004, 11:48 AM
Home support "Great" my God you lot really have delusions of grandeur don't you?
Addickted
13-12-2004, 11:48 AM
Originally posted by AndyStreet
Manchester United fans killed Paul Nixon before the FA Cup semi final as retribution for Cantona receiving a ban after his actions at Selhurst Park.
And you really believe that? :rolleyes:
Father Fertile
13-12-2004, 11:50 AM
Originally posted by stevejfh
I was at the game & saw nobody in the home areas celebrating Chelsea's goals.
And in my experience Palace & Charlton have an equally poor away following, so the argument seems pretty pointless.
Glory hunter alert where's my ignore list?! :hmph:
AndyStreet
13-12-2004, 11:53 AM
Originally posted by Addickted
And you really believe that? :rolleyes:
http://cpfc.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=1121466&highlight=paul+nixon#post1121466
Try reading through some of that.
Disco
13-12-2004, 11:57 AM
Originally posted by Addickted
I've been with 10,500 Charlton fans away and as little as 200 away in the past. Always a better atmosphere the more of you there.
Poor showing for a play-off final!
Addickted
13-12-2004, 12:04 PM
Quite a few posts there Andy that don't believe the incidents were connected.
I don't think the Charlton fans are sufficently 'in the know' on this issue to sing Cantona songs directly attributable to the death of Nixon. The connection is a bit thin.
I'm proud that the WOTB song is NOT sung by us - and it was a Palace fan that posted it on here.
Addickted
13-12-2004, 12:08 PM
Originally posted by Disco
Poor showing for a play-off final!
:D
34,000 for that one.
10,500 at Old Trafford for a 5th round tie.
AndyStreet
13-12-2004, 12:10 PM
Yes, but those who don't believe they were not at all connected tend to be in the absolute minority. There's more accounts of it here:
http://cpfc.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=199687&highlight=paul+nixon#post199687
I expect there are a number of Charlton fans who sing it utterly unaware of the consequences of that incident, however in much the same way I'm sure there are some who sing it knowledgeable about everything that happened. I agree that it's some consolation that the despicable WOTB song is not sung by your fans anymore though.
Gooders
13-12-2004, 12:15 PM
Originally posted by stevejfh
I was at the game & saw nobody in the home areas celebrating Chelsea's goals.
I saw loads on the telly.
Gooders
13-12-2004, 12:17 PM
Originally posted by stevejfh
And in my experience Palace & Charlton have an equally poor away following, so the argument seems pretty pointless.
Oh and by the way - both Chortleton and Palace have better away support than your prawn sandwich brigade. Bunch of muppets.
Addickted
13-12-2004, 12:19 PM
Originally posted by Gooders
Oh and by the way - both Chortleton and Palace have better away support than your prawn sandwich brigade. Bunch of muppets.
:lux: :lux: :lux: :lux:
South London, la la la
South London, la la la
Oisin
13-12-2004, 12:25 PM
How many Charlton fans were around ten year's ago? Most won't even remember the incident.
Addickted
13-12-2004, 12:46 PM
Originally posted by Oisin
How many Charlton fans were around ten year's ago? Most won't even remember the incident.
I bet a few were at the game as supporting United in those days. :D
Father Fertile
13-12-2004, 12:52 PM
Originally posted by Addickted
I bet a few were at the game as supporting United in those days. :D
And still do!! :D
celery stick
13-12-2004, 04:04 PM
Originally posted by Addickted
No. You just like to think we loathe you.
We don't.
Get over it.
I'm over it. In fact I was never under it.
;)
celery stick
13-12-2004, 04:05 PM
Originally posted by Addickted
:lux: :lux: :lux: :lux:
South London, la la la
South London, la la la
Good point well made.
Originally posted by Addickted
Our away support is poor I agree. Whereas our home support is great, which yours isn't.
So where are these 'big words' I've posted about my hate of Palace.
Great? Your support is a laughable collection of fair weather Premiership 'fans'. You fill your ground with Johnny come latelies paying very cheap prices, you can buy a 1/2 season ticket at Charlton for £150. Compare this with the exorbitant prices at Palace and that explains why our crowds are lower.
old git
14-12-2004, 02:47 PM
Originally posted by Addickted
And you really believe that? :rolleyes:
Dont roll your eyes about something like this you twat.I knew Paul and as someone who would have been in the pub to meet some friends but for travel delays. I know from them that it was entirely due to cantona .I am not saying that they deliberately set out to kill someone but I have been told that the hatred shown was of a higher scale than normal football rows.There was no real animosity in the cup final 4 years before with fans drinking all over London so what changed that?You are ill informed and too far from the reality of this thread to comment.
1f4d
bald-eagle
14-12-2004, 03:32 PM
Originally posted by Addickted
.....I'm proud that the WOTB song is NOT sung by us.....
Yes it is.
I was followed down the road last week by a group of charlton singing this at the top of their voices. I said to a mate that if they sing this next to the ground there'd be a riot. Needless to say the brave things stopped well short of it.
Selhurst Celtic
14-12-2004, 03:54 PM
Originally posted by bald-eagle
Yes it is.
I was followed down the road last week by a group of charlton singing this at the top of their voices. I said to a mate that if they sing this next to the ground there'd be a riot. Needless to say the brave things stopped well short of it.
I wouldn't have been able to stop myself if I was you mate and would have dished out a couple of right handers.
I admire your patience bald-eagle.
oscarthecat
14-12-2004, 09:18 PM
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Gooders
I saw loads on the telly. [/QUOTE
Does this mean Chelsea actually have a better away support than you because they take more to away games than Palace?
Lambeth Palace
15-12-2004, 08:43 AM
Originally posted by oscarthecat
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Gooders
I saw loads on the telly. [/QUOTE
Does this mean Chelsea actually have a better away support than you because they take more to away games than Palace?
••••••• hell, we have a genius in our midst! Why don't you •••• off to a panda pop message board? I still don't understand your obsession with premiership clubs.
Father Fertile
15-12-2004, 10:08 AM
Originally posted by Lambeth Palace
••••••• hell, we have a genius in our midst! Why don't you •••• off to a panda pop message board? I still don't understand your obsession with premiership clubs.
Closest thing he's going to get to the real thing for a while the West Ham spanner :S:
Father Fertile
15-12-2004, 10:10 AM
Originally posted by bald-eagle
Yes it is.
I was followed down the road last week by a group of charlton singing this at the top of their voices. I said to a mate that if they sing this next to the ground there'd be a riot. Needless to say the brave things stopped well short of it.
You must have seen the only group of Charlton fans there bald eagle cos there certainly none in the ground! ;)
smileysmith
15-12-2004, 11:13 AM
Originally posted by stevejfh
I was at the game & saw nobody in the home areas celebrating Chelsea's goals.
And in my experience Palace & Charlton have an equally poor away following, so the argument seems pretty pointless.
Palace have very good away suppport, and you are a glory hunting tw@t with no idea about football whatsoever and I claim my five pounds.
stevejfh
15-12-2004, 11:18 AM
Originally posted by smileysmith
Palace have very good away suppport...
You are having a laugh, yes?
Oisin
15-12-2004, 11:25 AM
Who cares what a glory hunter thinks?
smileysmith
15-12-2004, 11:27 AM
Originally posted by stevejfh
You are having a laugh, yes?
Frequently at glory hunting muppets who think they have hope of winding me up. Now feck off back to your West London hole (as if you don't come from Croydon :rolleyes: )
Father Fertile
15-12-2004, 11:32 AM
What a titwank he is look at his Champions League member alias! Knobhead
Father Fertile
15-12-2004, 11:34 AM
I've been following Chelsea since we won the UeFA Cup don't call me a glory hunter!! Feck off you prawn sarnie munching twat
Chelsea have a very good 'away' support, you normally see them somewhere far 'away' from Stamford Bridge like Croydon, Bromley or Sutton sitting on a barstall watching the match on Sky Sports, disturbing other people trying to eat their Sunday lunch in the process with their smug semi drunken 'banter'.
Father Fertile
15-12-2004, 01:41 PM
Originally posted by LP
Chelsea have a very good 'away' support, you normally see them somewhere far 'away' from Stamford Bridge like Croydon, Bromley or Sutton sitting on a barstall watching the match on Sky Sports, disturbing other people trying to eat their Sunday lunch in the process with their smug semi drunken 'banter'.
Yes uttering literacy classic likes 'come on Chels', 'come on you blue boys' and everyone's favourite 'one man went to mow' aah such intelligence!! :S:
Father Fertile
15-12-2004, 01:43 PM
Chelsea fans: the Wordsworths of our times
c_block_lad
15-12-2004, 01:51 PM
And people wonder why I hate Chelsea?
Father Fertile
15-12-2004, 01:53 PM
I dont C_Block i'm with you all the way
Father Fertile
15-12-2004, 01:57 PM
Oh and i forgot another Chelsea masterpiece 'we'll keep the blue flag flying high'. Jeeeeeesus!
Chelsea...the only club who's badge should consist of a picture of a pint of lager, a packet of pork scratchings and a fruit machine.
Father Fertile
15-12-2004, 02:00 PM
And a swastika the racist scumbags!
Father Fertile
15-12-2004, 02:03 PM
22d1
Or maybe a bottle of pimms and a fortnum and mason hamper these days
Great, this thread has turned from talking about that bunch of irrelevents from the banks of the Thames Estuary, to the true evil that is Chelsea FC. Keep em coming lads!
Son of Ron
15-12-2004, 02:09 PM
haven't read all this post but it seems to be all about Chelsea and Charlton's shit support.
However this accolade must surely go to Blackburn. OK its a fair old journey just before Xmas, but surely they could've brought more than 12 and sung more than just "have you ever won (bought) the league" ?!!
Didn't think they were that bad, Blackburn is only a medium sized provincial club, they're in the bottom 3, it was £35 to get in to a dump, it's a long way and a few weeks before xmas. I don't know if we'd take many more in the same circumstances.
oscarthecat
15-12-2004, 06:46 PM
Originally posted by LP
Didn't think they were that bad, Blackburn is only a medium sized provincial club, they're in the bottom 3, it was £35 to get in to a dump, it's a long way and a few weeks before xmas. I don't know if we'd take many more in the same circumstances.
You would have taken less.
GeeTee
15-12-2004, 07:04 PM
Originally posted by oscarthecat
You would have taken less.
Not humanly possible.
Father Fertile
16-12-2004, 09:57 AM
Originally posted by oscarthecat
You would have taken less.
Your a tiresome creature oscar go and type your crap on a fizzy pop site where you feel comfortable :S:
Originally posted by oscarthecat
You would have taken less.
It's our resident bitter hammer who hails from Croydon of all places, then slags off the support of his local team (ah the irony). Haven't we been over this ground with you before many times? Palace have a decent away support as we've seen all season. Ok maybe it's not as big as some but still decent all the same. Get over it,the play off final we won, you lost. Time to move on now.
I would say I think we actually would of taken more thatn Blackburn there in fact. And given that you were probably not even at the game, how can you judge anyway?
Father Fertile
16-12-2004, 10:04 AM
He's right bitter boy time to get some kip at night now nothing can change it now! Your fizzy pop, still got Pardew as manager and your still no nearer the Premiership, Christ you have got probs haven't you, still your right arm bicep will be like Popeye's so every cloud!
Lambeth Palace
16-12-2004, 10:19 AM
His obsession with the premiership is getting really worrying now. I think the only cure is going to be a Wet Sham promotion and that's not going to happen for many years.
I've got an idea oscar, perhaps you should switch your allegiance to Chelsea. Being a gloryhunter is no fun without the glory is it?
stevejfh
16-12-2004, 10:21 AM
Unlike our feline friend, I have nothing to be bitter towards Palace about. But your away support is awful & always has been. Starting a thread criticising Charlton's support when you've only taken 1700 to a play-off semi-final away leg, failed to sell-out a tiny allocation at Portsmouth & had large swathes of empty seats, clearly visible on tv, in your end at Villa Park is a 'pots & kettles' situations in my opinion?
Lambeth Palace
16-12-2004, 10:25 AM
Originally posted by stevejfh
Unlike our feline friend, I have nothing to be bitter towards Palace about. But your away support is awful & always has been. Starting a thread criticising Charlton's support when you've only taken 1700 to a play-off semi-final away leg, failed to sell-out a tiny allocation at Portsmouth & had large swathes of empty seats, clearly visible on tv, in your end at Villa Park is a 'pots & kettles' situations in my opinion?
Mr Gloryboy. Geography isn't your strong point is it? Firstly you obviously think Croydon is in West London as you support Chelsea. Also, you seem to have no idea as to where Charlton is and seem to think that the hop from Charlton to South Norwood is akin to getting a flight to Sunderland.
Lambeth Palace
16-12-2004, 10:33 AM
You also fail to take into account the fact that most of the sad trainspotters regard us as their rivals. Obviously not strongly enough to shift their caravans 10 miles down the road for the first top flight meeting in many years.
Lambeth Palace
16-12-2004, 10:41 AM
What I find most amusing is that most Charlton fans seem to have given up arguing that their support at Selhurst was anything less than pathetic.
Instead we have a bitter hamster whose mummy hasn't helped him get over Cardiff yet and a Plastic fan of Manure/Arse/Chelski (I've forgotten which) who is obviously emotionally scarred by his decision to opt for glory over his local side. Priceless.
stevejfh
16-12-2004, 10:42 AM
I'm not defending Charlton's support. I only got involved in this thread because Shamone & Gooders posted blatant lies regarding Chelsea supporters in home areas at the Charlton, Chelsea fixture which I attended.
And all the 'glory-boy' insults wont change the fact that Palace's away following is only marginally, if at all, better than Charlton's.
Originally posted by stevejfh
Unlike our feline friend, I have nothing to be bitter towards Palace about. But your away support is awful & always has been. Starting a thread criticising Charlton's support when you've only taken 1700 to a play-off semi-final away leg, failed to sell-out a tiny allocation at Portsmouth & had large swathes of empty seats, clearly visible on tv, in your end at Villa Park is a 'pots & kettles' situations in my opinion?
The trouble is though your being selective. The reasons for us failing to fill the away section at Pompey by a few hundred seats have been discussed to death on this site and as for Villa we actually took just under 2,000 which is respectable. You can bet anything you want that Charlton would've taken FAR less to both those games than we did. Of course you fail to mention our sell outs this season at Norwich, Saints, Anfield, Utd, Spurs and of all places Charlton for a cup match midweek. Charlton on the other hand failed to sell out at Anfield, OT or the Lane. The fact is we don't pretend to have a really big away support, but when a team who feel that they're your biggest rivals take the kind of support they did to our place we have the right to comment.
Incidently, Chelsea have always had the most fickle support in football anyway, so what gives you the right to come on here and start patronizing us I'm not sure about anyway.
ced
Father Fertile
16-12-2004, 10:54 AM
Do as i do and ignore the titwank why he thinks that a Chelsea "fan" has anything we wanna hear is beyond me
Father Fertile
16-12-2004, 10:56 AM
And some of us are old enough to remember big old Chelsea getting 6,000 on more than one occasion for midweek games when they were in the old 2nd division a decade or so ago so dont come on here gloating you patronising cretin
Lambeth Palace
16-12-2004, 10:58 AM
Originally posted by Father Fertile
And some of us are old enough to remember big old Chelsea getting 6,000 on more than one occasion for midweek games when they were in the old 2nd division a decade or so ago so dont come on here gloating you patronising cretin
No doubt he was one of them. Along with the 3,000,000 other Chelsea fans who claim the 'honour' ....:S:
stevejfh
16-12-2004, 11:00 AM
Originally posted by Lambeth Palace
No doubt he was one of them. Along with the 3,000,000 other Chelsea fans who claim the 'honour' ....:S:
Not at all. I was a Man Utd fan in those days.
Father Fertile
16-12-2004, 11:00 AM
No Abramovich has only been at Chelsea 3 seasons he'd have been a Liverpool fan back then!
Father Fertile
16-12-2004, 11:01 AM
Shit he beat me to it!
Lambeth Palace
16-12-2004, 11:24 AM
Originally posted by stevejfh
Not at all. I was a Man Utd fan in those days.
Nah, Man U were shit then. You supported Liverpool.
I can remember quite recently Chelsea getting crowds of 17-18,000 in the top division for say Southampton, and then a week later they'd play Liverpool and hey presto 40,000 would crawl out of the woodwork, aka the suberbs of Kent and Surrey.
smileysmith
17-12-2004, 10:27 AM
Originally posted by stevejfh
Not at all. I was a Man Utd fan in those days.
Run along and play elsewhere now plastic boy. You are getting vaguely tiresome. :rolleyes:
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