Edward Alistair
Well-known member
It's a strange world some of them create and an even stranger understanding of football fans.That Tooting on Charlton Life comes out with some drivel... another one, like DOUCHER, who if he hadn't been lucky enough to be born in the Kent borders in the sweet spot of the late 1950s to early 1970s would have been collecting shopping trollies these days in somewhere like Burnley... But he actually shows some insight here...
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Yes, this is exactly what the stroppy and entitled Charlton fans from the middle-class suburbs should do. Rather than get all faux angry at the police in the walkway, because they rightly don't want the tiny platform at South Bermondsey becoming overcrowded, just relax. I doubt anyone in that away end is important enough to demand that they shouldn't be inconvenienced for a bit, to allow a train platform to clear. Even though many of the angry middle-aged, middle-class men on Charlton Life feel that they do deserve special treatment.
They may be pleasantly surprised too, as they haven't been to The Den in quiet a while, thanks to moping around League One... But the away end has some decent food and drink options now. They could be having a chat and a drink, rather than embarrassing themselves again (look it up on YouTube) by threatening the police at the gates, but actually not doing anything, as their cushy office job and weekends mowing the lawn in crocs is too important to them really.
Even if the police do let Millwall go from SB first, it shouldn't take long before the anoraks will be allowed onto the platform as many Wall are fed up with being made to wait, they now take a different route home ( without strongly worded letters to the UN).

