Charlton fans stage mock memorial service in dissent against proprietors

Devotees of English Championship side Charlton held a dissent like no other before their alliance match against Middlesbrough on Sunday.

The supporters are despondent at the way CEO Katrien Meire and proprietor Roland Duchatelet are running the club and have chosen to make their emotions listened.

The Addicks, as they are known, lie in the assignment zone of the Championship, five focuses off wellbeing, and in spite of beating Middlesbrough they look liable to be playing third-level football next season.

On the ball, supporters brought a pine box through the boulevards around The Valley – Charlton’s home stadium – to mean the demise of their club.

Also, the home fans weren’t done there.

They postponed the amusement soon after kickoff by throwing inflatable balls onto the playing surface and afterward in the 74th moment a few fans organized a walkout.

Why on 74 you inquire? Since that is the quantity of objectives their side have surrendered this season.