[Albion] Anyone worried the Charlton fans shannagans tomorrow might out our players off?

[missseagullblue]

I know Middlesbrough weren't focused because when they played them Karanka had just thrown his toys out of the pram but the whistling and the disruptions were also putting the players off

 

[Ernest]

No you're not allowed to be concerned, Charlton's protest is FAR more IMPORTANT than us trying to get PROMOTED

 

[Ninja Elephant]

The answer really is to drown out the Charlton fans with our own chanting. The droning sound of Albion, Albion is going to have far more of an impact on the players than anything Charlton's fans will come up with. Our away support is vocal whatever the number, but given the circumstances tomorrow and the FACT that the away end is packed out with our fans, I don't think the atmosphere is going to be a problem for the players.

Just make sure if you're going, you sing loud and often!

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

We've been there, done that. Need to fully respect Charlton's right to protest. Obviously. The game willbe played somewhere sometime. Else, fvck it. who cares, we'll just be awarded the three points.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Our players are professional and focused. They want promotion as much if not more than the fans.

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

Anyone worried the Charlton fans shannagans tomorrow might out our players off?


Nope, after reading this frontwards and then backwards you have lost me

 

[essbee]

Players will be able to completely blank this out - like true pros.....so no I'm not worried.

 

[Geestar]

They aren't that weak

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[Taybha]

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

Of course I am, because I'm a football fan

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[Beach Hut]

Players are totally focused on what is needed for automatic promotion so no need to worry.

 

[Webbo]

I hate that I am writing this about my own club but anyway.
Watch our captain, and all round good guy, Johnnie Jackson's post match interview after Bolton away on Tuesday, and ask yourself what you will be facing.
We have been relegated.
The team didn't even get back from Bolton until 4am Wednesday morning.
We let in a goal from a corner every other game.
Our defensive record is diabolical.
We finagle the odd goal or even the very odd result.
We are, especially now, a collection of individuals many of whom are decent footballers but not a team.
At the very best Charlton will play on memory and hope.
The Charlton fans at the Valley will be pretty ambivalent about the football.
Brighton are on a storming run.
Brighton are a team.
Brighton will be brilliantly supported.
Brighton have excellent players.
Brighton have been scoring goals for fun.
Hughton is a shrewd and canny manager who will have anticipated and considered all the scenarios.

In that kind of scenario the only real disruption to a Brighton team of focused, hardened and talented professionals will be if they let anything get to them.
If we Charlton fans vent during the match Brighton have enough resources, and then some, to cope, We haven't got the power to make the pitch a magic carpet and have it float off to never never land.
If Brighton don't beat us pretty comfortably, it would be best to look inward rather than for external reasons, in order to prepare for your remaining matches.

 

[Coldeanseagull]

Charltons plight has been well documented, so was ours. This #together thing isn't just about us, it covers the whole football family. Supporting them won't bother the players on the field they'll be concentrating on the match

 

[Beach Seagull]

Anyone worried the Charlton fans shannagans tomorrow might out our players off?


Nope, after reading this frontwards and then backwards you have lost me

See you and Lamie tomorrow no doubt Simmo!!!!

 

[pastafarian]

just hope Dunk doesnt go all cantona when some of their lot run on the pitch

 

[Uh_huh_him]

I think our team are so focussed right now it will make little difference.
Hopefully there will be another protest when Burnley visit. I think it may affect them more than it will us.

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

See you and Lamie tomorrow no doubt Simmo!!!!

Be in the smoke midday

 

[The Wizard]

I hate that I am writing this about my own club but anyway.
Watch our captain, and all round good guy, Johnnie Jackson's post match interview after Bolton away on Tuesday, and ask yourself what you will be facing.
We have been relegated.
The team didn't even get back from Bolton until 4am Wednesday morning.
We let in a goal from a corner every other game.
Our defensive record is diabolical.
We finagle the odd goal or even the very odd result.
We are, especially now, a collection of individuals many of whom are decent footballers but not a team.
At the very best Charlton will play on memory and hope.
The Charlton fans at the Valley will be pretty ambivalent about the football.
Brighton are on a storming run.
Brighton are a team.
Brighton will be brilliantly supported.
Brighton have excellent players.
Brighton have been scoring goals for fun.
Hughton is a shrewd and canny manager who will have anticipated and considered all the scenarios.

In that kind of scenario the only real disruption to a Brighton team of focused, hardened and talented professionals will be if they let anything get to them.
If we Charlton fans vent during the match Brighton have enough resources, and then some, to cope, We haven't got the power to make the pitch a magic carpet and have it float off to never never land.
If Brighton don't beat us pretty comfortably, it would be best to look inward rather than for external reasons, in order to prepare for your remaining matches.

Absolutely agree. Things can only get better for you Charlton lot, you don't deserve the absolute farce merry go round that's gone on at your club. As for tomorrow, if we don't get a result, we only have ourselves to blame, no excuses.