The Takeover Thread - Duchatelet Finally Sells (Jan 2020)
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Roland really is the (pantomime?) villain in all of this;
poor business practice buying without proper due diligence
poor business practice trying to run us with an incompetent CEO, who was about as much use as Tinkerbell, & now no CEO
Poor business practice in setting an unrealistic price for a business he has devalued
How much longer before we can all chorus "HE'S BEHIND US!"?
Do we have to wait for Mother Goose to turn up with a golden egg to buy us?0 -
Too much Prosecco!Fanny Fanackapan said:Nothing a-tingling here, I'm afraid.
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What happened with the local elections in St Truiden, I never saw anything, did I just miss it?Arsenetatters said:andynelson said:
Van Turkey was careful to say that 5 parties were interested rather than involved. To be interested all you have to do is make a phone call, find out Roland's asking price, and say call you later.Arsenetatters said:There is only one party involved - the Aussies - and they have all but buggered off.
If it turns out there's 5 parties involved I shall have a tattoo of a cock done.
I ended my boycott yesterday. I've just plain missed it.se9addick said:I have absolutely no ITK contacts but it feels like this sale is still a long ways off.
Despite this, I’ve been interested that over the past few weeks, maybe the last couple months, there has been very little in the way of protest. I don’t just mean the organised protests, which don’t take place at all any more, but even the “we want Roland out” chants are no longer heard at matches.
Yesterday’s attendance felt higher than I anticipated it to be, could it be that not only have the protests died off but some of the boycotters have returned?
I guess the objectives of the protests was to encourage RD to sell the club and he is apparently in that process, but goodness knows when it will complete.
I will not stop protesting. ROT is still very much alive.
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ROT were not allowed to field a candidate, I believe, which is a real shame as I thought it was a great idea.Stig said:
What happened with the local elections in St Truiden, I never saw anything, did I just miss it?Arsenetatters said:andynelson said:
Van Turkey was careful to say that 5 parties were interested rather than involved. To be interested all you have to do is make a phone call, find out Roland's asking price, and say call you later.Arsenetatters said:There is only one party involved - the Aussies - and they have all but buggered off.
If it turns out there's 5 parties involved I shall have a tattoo of a cock done.
I ended my boycott yesterday. I've just plain missed it.se9addick said:I have absolutely no ITK contacts but it feels like this sale is still a long ways off.
Despite this, I’ve been interested that over the past few weeks, maybe the last couple months, there has been very little in the way of protest. I don’t just mean the organised protests, which don’t take place at all any more, but even the “we want Roland out” chants are no longer heard at matches.
Yesterday’s attendance felt higher than I anticipated it to be, could it be that not only have the protests died off but some of the boycotters have returned?
I guess the objectives of the protests was to encourage RD to sell the club and he is apparently in that process, but goodness knows when it will complete.
I will not stop protesting. ROT is still very much alive.5 -
Shame, was there not one Limbugan who could have stood?0
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Unfortunately not.0
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Not as long ago as I did. I said it 1000+ pages ago.Valley27000 said:I said no takeover a long time ago.
I think I made a bet with someone that he would sell for at least 50M or not sell in 2018 because no one will meet his price. I think I am close to winning that one. I would go back and check but it's too depressing.1 -
I said it longer ago than anyone, I win.0
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That's true. You said the day after he bought the club.RedJohn said:I said it longer ago than anyone, I win.
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My dog has got bigger bollocksRedJohn said:I said it longer ago than anyone, I win.
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5 Years ago today, we were taken over by a Belgian millionaire........0
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And the nightmare began....NorthStandUltra said:5 Years ago today, we were taken over by a Belgian millionaire........
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Far from a millionaire.NorthStandUltra said:5 Years ago today, we were taken over by a Belgian millionaire........
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Prick begins with a P not an MNorthStandUltra said:5 Years ago today, we were taken over by a Belgian millionaire........
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Five years ago they said they completed the sale in weeks because they were able to undertake due diligence quickly due to Duchatalet's experience in football. We now know how poor that was. Was this the first lie?NorthStandUltra said:5 Years ago today, we were taken over by a Belgian millionaire........
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This is not the case ,but maybe someone can tell you/us the true story.Stu_of_Kunming said:
ROT were not allowed to field a candidate, I believe, which is a real shame as I thought it was a great idea.Stig said:
What happened with the local elections in St Truiden, I never saw anything, did I just miss it?Arsenetatters said:andynelson said:
Van Turkey was careful to say that 5 parties were interested rather than involved. To be interested all you have to do is make a phone call, find out Roland's asking price, and say call you later.Arsenetatters said:There is only one party involved - the Aussies - and they have all but buggered off.
If it turns out there's 5 parties involved I shall have a tattoo of a cock done.
I ended my boycott yesterday. I've just plain missed it.se9addick said:I have absolutely no ITK contacts but it feels like this sale is still a long ways off.
Despite this, I’ve been interested that over the past few weeks, maybe the last couple months, there has been very little in the way of protest. I don’t just mean the organised protests, which don’t take place at all any more, but even the “we want Roland out” chants are no longer heard at matches.
Yesterday’s attendance felt higher than I anticipated it to be, could it be that not only have the protests died off but some of the boycotters have returned?
I guess the objectives of the protests was to encourage RD to sell the club and he is apparently in that process, but goodness knows when it will complete.
I will not stop protesting. ROT is still very much alive.0 -
Well, five years ago for the first reports that he was buying. It took another week for confirmation. Oh those heady days when we were excited about the prospect of being owned by an overseas investor with plenty of cash. How little we knew about just how skewed his cash to sense ratio was. Such sad times.NorthStandUltra said:5 Years ago today, we were taken over by a Belgian millionaire........
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Well, it is the case, there's a pretty good explanation here, although I see you commented on the thread, so maybe you forgot the details, or are you suggesting it was less than honest? @Lewis CoachesLewis Coaches said:
This is not the case ,but maybe someone can tell you/us the true story.Stu_of_Kunming said:
ROT were not allowed to field a candidate, I believe, which is a real shame as I thought it was a great idea.Stig said:
What happened with the local elections in St Truiden, I never saw anything, did I just miss it?Arsenetatters said:andynelson said:
Van Turkey was careful to say that 5 parties were interested rather than involved. To be interested all you have to do is make a phone call, find out Roland's asking price, and say call you later.Arsenetatters said:There is only one party involved - the Aussies - and they have all but buggered off.
If it turns out there's 5 parties involved I shall have a tattoo of a cock done.
I ended my boycott yesterday. I've just plain missed it.se9addick said:I have absolutely no ITK contacts but it feels like this sale is still a long ways off.
Despite this, I’ve been interested that over the past few weeks, maybe the last couple months, there has been very little in the way of protest. I don’t just mean the organised protests, which don’t take place at all any more, but even the “we want Roland out” chants are no longer heard at matches.
Yesterday’s attendance felt higher than I anticipated it to be, could it be that not only have the protests died off but some of the boycotters have returned?
I guess the objectives of the protests was to encourage RD to sell the club and he is apparently in that process, but goodness knows when it will complete.
I will not stop protesting. ROT is still very much alive.
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One year ago today it was announced KM was leaving and confirmed the club was for sale.
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A Fans Forum meeting has been scheduled for Wednesday January 9th so that the club can update supporters on any progress towards a sale.
CAST will be present at the meeting. Please let us know any questions which you would like us to ask by writing to secretary@castrust.org.0 -
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But Bowyer said: “I don’t think anything has changed. I’ve not heard anything so I assume we’re in the same situation [under a tighter budget under owner Roland Duchatelet].
“There is nothing we can do and change. I don’t really get involved in it [takeover talks] until something happens. At the moment nothing seems to be happening.”1 -
Is it some sort of anniversary today?0
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And I was singing and dancing round the living room in Brasil thinking we'll be sold in weeks.Scoham said:One year ago today it was announced KM was leaving and confirmed the club was for sale.
https://www.cafc.co.uk/news/view/5a44d28b9c696/katrien-meire-to-stand-down-as-charlton-athletic-ceo
How wrong I was.3 -
I wonder if the usual January fire-sale of anyone who can bring in any money does happen if Bowyer might consider his future?. If you think about it, as @mametz pointed out, he has done extremely well with very limited funding, but he might think this is as far as he can take the team-and his 'value' to other clubs can only be at its highest now.1
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Bowyer would not leave regardless of who we sold. He's grateful to have this job.The_President said:I wonder if the usual January fire-sale of anyone who can bring in any money does happen if Bowyer might consider his future?. If you think about it, as @mametz pointed out, he has done extremely well with very limited funding, but he might think this is as far as he can take the team-and his 'value' to other clubs can only be at its highest now.
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I doubt it I know bowyer has got some championship clubs looking at himElfsborgAddick said:
Bowyer would not leave regardless of who we sold. He's grateful to have this job.The_President said:I wonder if the usual January fire-sale of anyone who can bring in any money does happen if Bowyer might consider his future?. If you think about it, as @mametz pointed out, he has done extremely well with very limited funding, but he might think this is as far as he can take the team-and his 'value' to other clubs can only be at its highest now.
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Only time will tell then.FAVADDICK said:
I doubt it I know bowyer has got some championship clubs looking at himElfsborgAddick said:
Bowyer would not leave regardless of who we sold. He's grateful to have this job.The_President said:I wonder if the usual January fire-sale of anyone who can bring in any money does happen if Bowyer might consider his future?. If you think about it, as @mametz pointed out, he has done extremely well with very limited funding, but he might think this is as far as he can take the team-and his 'value' to other clubs can only be at its highest now.
Tbf I think he has done a very good job so far.0 -
i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Is it some sort of anniversary today?
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As we know, all Championship Chairmen would approach their counterparts for permission to speak to their manager.
So September at the earliest then.0