Are Charlton a bigger club than the Millers?

[the_idiotb_stardson]

Yes or no?

Let's put this debate to bed.

Clearly they are.

Some Millers fans are as deluded as Owls fans.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Yes, and more growth potential.

That part of London is attracting a lot of investment as the central London property and business costs soar.

Not much local rivalry now that West Ham are at Stratford, only Millwall near by.

A big housing estate at Thamesmead only a short bus ride away, with Woolwich in the opposite direction, so a big fan base potential

[avondalemiller]

...................who cares?

[fc_miller]

...................who cares?
ibs

[Lolmorgan]

ibs

No he doesn’t he’s just taking the piss again **** stirring

[clarkey1974]

No he doesn’t he’s just taking the piss again **** stirring

And had to make a new post about it just in case everyone didn”t see it on the NJ thread…

[flourbasher]

he was a Derby fan yesterday

[clarkey1974]

he was a Derby fan yesterday

He hasn”t got his wellies on today..!.

[the_idiotb_stardson]

It's entirely relevant and deserves a separate thread.



CAM will close it down though so don't worry

He won't be happy until there is just him an LOL Morgan on the board agreeing with each other

[Lolmorgan]

It's entirely relevant and deserves a separate thread.



CAM will close it down though so don't worry

He won't be happy until there is just him an LOL Morgan on the board agreeing with each other

For me, my need for drama stemmed partly from a need for attention. I often felt unnoticed in life and felt bypassed by other people. I had some vulnerable narcissistic tendencies going on and had a need for recognition. Creating drama was one way of gaining attention by sharing my (sometimes very funny, sometimes scary) stories with other people. People with a need for drama often display personality disorders including borderline, psychopathic, and narcissistic disorders. IBS in a nutshell XD

[millers88]

Obviously they're bigger than us, former premier league team getting 20 plus thousand gates in top flight. However we are in a better position to get back promoted if we do go down but I suppose if Charlton get back in championship they'll probably stay there a while.

[CAMiller]

It's entirely relevant and deserves a separate thread.



CAM will close it down though so don't worry

He won't be happy until there is just him an LOL Morgan on the board agreeing with each other

No it isn't and no it doesn't. It's only relevant in the context of Nathan Jones having been appointed manager at Charlton and that's where it was being discussed including by yourself.

I wouldn't have closed this thread I would have merged it but considering the OT aspects of it I'll leave it as is now.

If you don't like the site or the way it's run you have the choice to go and discuss RUFC on other sites/social media and leave me and Lol to continue our bromance in peace.

[the_idiotb_stardson]

No it isn't and no it doesn't. It's only relevant in the context of Nathan Jones having been appointed manager at Charlton and that's where it was being discussed including by yourself.

I wouldn't have closed this thread I would have merged it but considering the OT aspects of it I'll leave it as is now.

If you don't like the site or the way it's run you have the choice to go and discuss RUFC on other sites/social media and leave me and Lol to continue our bromance in peace.

Bet you are a referee.

[Jocksgloves1]

I think it shows how much we've grown as a club over the last few years that we've eclipsed bigger outfits like Charlton, Bolton, Pompey etc. Maybe Mr Jones prefers that London to a town that seems to make every 'worst place to live list'.

[Derbymiller]

It is much easier to attract players to London, especially foreign players and getting young lads out of premier league academies. The London factor is a big thing here, however they have had awful ownership in recent years and you never know the real motives for the new owner.