Charlton blackmail fans with ST to stop dissent

[brightn'ove]

What an absolute disgrace, really feel for charlton fans.

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[wellquickwoody]

That is disgusting.

Is it not time for all true football fans to up the anti so to speak? Maybe time for a Fans United Mk45 to be a little more pro active at a Charlton game, a bit like we were in the Archer days?

 

[severnside gull]

What an absolute disgrace, really feel for charlton fans.

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I"d just give up on purchasing a season ticket if I got that letter. Staggering that they have any fans left who actually attend home games!

 

[Neville's Breakfast]

There would be nobody left if the Albion did similar with our moaners ! Seriously though, that is a pretty intimidating letter to have received. Think I would be inclined to have a season watching Welling Utd if I were in his position.

 

[Easy 10]

Wow. That is absolutely incredible.

Could those owners possibly be any more out of touch with their fanbase ? Where do they think this is, North Korea ?

 

[Swillis]

I hope he/she to Mr Eager where to stick his season ticket.

 

[beorhthelm]

nasty way to respond. i suppose the only way to deal with that is a boycott, if they dont want to listen to criticism (part and parcel of football) then dont go anymore. difficult for STH to give up though.

on the otherhand, i've never really understood the problem at Charlton, seem to over-react to a foreign owner who's biggest fault seems to be wanting to get involved in areas usually left to the manager.

 

[Gwylan]

on the otherhand, i've never really understood the problem at Charlton, seem to over-react to a foreign owner who's biggest fault seems to be wanting to get involved in areas usually left to the manager.

They're on their seventh manager in just over two years and you don't understand that there's a problem there?

Do you think everything hunky dory at Leeds too?

 

[Cold Gettin Dumb]

That letter beggars belief...

 

[brightn'ove]

i've never really understood the problem at Charlton, seem to over-react to a foreign owner who's biggest fault seems to be wanting to get involved in areas usually left to the manager.

Perhaps read up on it then?

 

[TWOCHOICEStom]

Wow. Unreal. You'd think that every single season ticket holder would be being treated like a king by the club. Once they start losing them, they really are ****ed.

 

[blockhseagull]

What the hell did he post ?

 

[Brian Fantana]

Wow, that is utterly disgusting. That'd be it for me, I'd write back telling them exactly where they can shove their ST and my support of the club.

 

[Exile]

Wow, that is utterly disgusting. That'd be it for me, I'd write back telling them exactly where they can shove their ST and my support of the club.

Disgusting, indeed. If that were sent to me, that would be the last £ I ever handed the current owners of MY football club. You can't abandon your team, but my support would be confined to POTG away games until the day these scum exit the building.

 

[Icy Gull]

It's all a bit Stanley, Bellotti and Archer at Charlton just without the ground being sold. Got to feel for the fans.

Arrogance beyond belief

Maybe time to invade the director's box at the start of a game....

 

[Exile]

It's all a bit Stanley, Bellotti and Archer at Charlton just without the ground being sold. Got to feel for the fans.

Arrogance beyond belief

That endgame has been mooted. Load the club with debt, drive away the fans, then propose the necessary sale of the site to 'save' the club.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

He's got to collect his ticket in person and sign a contract? That is incredible!!

Why do Charlton think people want to criticise them? Could it be they're in the wrong?

 

[Hamilton]

Reminds me of the dark days of Messrs Bellotti and Archer when they were firing off solicitor's letters left right and centre.

I seem to remember the late Roy Chuter getting one such written threat and returning it with red pen marks highlighting all the grammatical errors. He suggested that someone had perhaps broken into the offices and made mischievous use of the typewriter as surely such sub-standard work could not come from a solicitor.

 

[Hamilton]

And here is that letter. Just found online.