All Quiet In The East Stand
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The Charlton website that's lying in the gutter, but looking at the stars
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- November 24, 2005
When you can't find the words, let someone else say them for you. She ain't wrong, though. What
happened? Why can't we arrest a slump in the team? Why is the spirit in the side so seemingly
non-existent? Why do things feel so bleak... even though we still seem fairly comfortable for
play-offs? Did we expect too much?
When you can't find the words, let someone else say them for you.She ain't wrong, though.What
happened? Why can't we arrest a slump in the team? Why is the spirit in the side so seemingly
non-existent? Why do things feel so bleak... even though we still seem fairly comfortable for
play-offs? Did we expect too much?
Sorry for the huge gap in posts. And don't even ask what's happened to the comments. Actually, all
will be explained about the comments soon. In the meantime, here's a man in the 1980s wisely
preserving his moments of Liverpool being good. Will somebody please tell the media that Liverpool
won't ever be in a crisis until the receivers' padlock is wrapped around the Shankly gates?
Sorry for the huge gap in posts. And don't even ask what's happened to the comments. Actually, all
will be explained about the comments soon.In the meantime, here's a man in the 1980s wisely
preserving his moments of Liverpool being good. Will somebody please tell the media that Liverpool
won't ever be in a crisis until the receivers' padlock is wrapped around the Shankly gates?
Not much to complain about over the past few weeks, eh? You know what? I'm actually enjoying this
season. Football's become what it should be - something to help us escape from everyday life. We
know we're financially secure for this season at least, and there's the hope we will be in future
ones. Is it the fact that we're winning so much which is making League One enjoyable?
Not much to complain about over the past few weeks, eh? You know what? I'm actually enjoying this
season. Football's become what it should be - something to help us escape from everyday life. We
know we're financially secure for this season at least, and there's the hope we will be in future
ones. Is it the fact that we're winning so much which is making League One enjoyable?
"One day, he'll be able to say, 'I was there...'" The youngest of the All Quiet travelling party
had just been dropped off and we were winding our way through the streets of Eltham, his uncle
rediscovering his swearing muscles and telling us why he'd taken the youngster to the match. In
football, it's best to get your disappointments out the way early.
"One day, he'll be able to say, 'I was there...'"The youngest of the All Quiet travelling party had
just been dropped off and we were winding our way through the streets of Eltham, his uncle
rediscovering his swearing muscles and telling us why he'd taken the youngster to the match. In
football, it's best to get your disappointments out the way early.
Sorry for the lack of posting recently - the slow burn of the third tier doesn't do much to spark a
desire to hold forth on this and that. And, to be honest, the Thrilling Big Match Action has spoken
for itself. Firstly, there was the drudgery of the Oldham game. What did we do to deserve that? The
Latics proudly parked a fleet of buses in front of our goal, and we struggled.
Sorry for the lack of posting recently - the slow burn of the third tier doesn't do much to spark a
desire to hold forth on this and that. And, to be honest, the Thrilling Big Match Action has spoken
for itself.Firstly, there was the drudgery of the Oldham game. What did we do to deserve that? The
Latics proudly parked a fleet of buses in front of our goal, and we struggled.
Ladies, gentlemen, I return from Essex with news. We are mortal, my friends, and as liable to a
deserved stuffing as the worst of them. If it wasn't for being in rollickingly good company,
Tuesday's trip up the A12 would have been swiftly consigned to the bin marked "bad memories". We
overcame dreadful traffic conditions to get to the Care In The Community Stadium on time.
Ladies, gentlemen, I return from Essex with news. We are mortal, my friends, and as liable to a
deserved stuffing as the worst of them.If it wasn't for being in rollickingly good company,
Tuesday's trip up the A12 would have been swiftly consigned to the bin marked "bad memories". We
overcame dreadful traffic conditions to get to the Care In The Community Stadium on time.
A potentially significant moment in Charlton's history took place on Tuesday night - I nearly
missed it, eyelids drooping due to jetlag (thanks to Stuart for holding the fort while I swanned
around the US and Canada), but it definitely happened. The Charlton Athletic Supporters Trust has
been given fans' backing.
A potentially significant moment in Charlton's history took place on Tuesday night - I nearly
missed it, eyelids drooping due to jetlag (thanks to Stuart for holding the fort while I swanned
around the US and Canada), but it definitely happened. The Charlton Athletic Supporters Trust has
been given fans' backing.
As many will be aware, some people believe that an independent Trust should be set-up to deal with
the uncertainty that surrounds Charlton's finances and long-term ownership. Personally I remain on
the fence about the pros and cons. But the idea seems to have got a shot in the arm today, with the
announcement that a mystery Charlton shareholder has 'donated' 524,894 shares.