Last i heard there are 2 offers which seems to be echoed on ittv
Aussie one..which includes a future for Mr Murray
Dalman....cash. Take it or leave it.
So if true then Murray has not only stood by and facilitated Duchatelet's wrecking of this club - he is also contributing to the delay in the sale by persuading him to stick with the Aussies (who don't have the cash allegedly) so he can retain a place on the board. Staggering!
I fully understand some of the vitriol being thrown at Murray over the last few years but your assertion that he’s contributing to the delay is pure mischief making.....you simply don’t know if what you are saying is true and it’s simply being driven by your dislike of the bloke.
To be fair, it would explain The Aussies being seen as "the preferred bid" I believe was the quote and why they're still hanging around. Who knows what's happened behind the scenes though.
Last i heard there are 2 offers which seems to be echoed on ittv
Aussie one..which includes a future for Mr Murray
Dalman....cash. Take it or leave it.
So if true then Murray has not only stood by and facilitated Duchatelet's wrecking of this club - he is also contributing to the delay in the sale by persuading him to stick with the Aussies (who don't have the cash allegedly) so he can retain a place on the board. Staggering!
I fully understand some of the vitriol being thrown at Murray over the last few years but your assertion that he’s contributing to the delay is pure mischief making.....you simply don’t know if what you are saying is true and it’s simply being driven by your dislike of the bloke.
To be fair, it would explain The Aussies being seen as "the preferred bid" I believe was the quote and why they're still hanging around. Who knows what's happened behind the scenes though.
That’s a much more sensible comment, rather than mischievously suggesting it’s a given.
Incidentally......I don’t think The Helmet gives a flying fook about Murray’s involvement, either now or in the future and therefore isn’t in much of a position to pull any strings behind the scenes.
Incidentally......I don’t think The Helmet gives a flying fook about Murray’s involvement, either now or in the future and therefore isn’t in much of a position to pull any strings behind the scenes.
Incidentally......I don’t think The Helmet gives a flying fook about Murray’s involvement, either now or in the future and therefore isn’t in much of a position to pull any strings behind the scenes.
Can leave his loan in as equity though.
That’s true Rick but I very much doubt that’s a deal breaker one way or the other.
Incidentally......I don’t think The Helmet gives a flying fook about Murray’s involvement, either now or in the future and therefore isn’t in much of a position to pull any strings behind the scenes.
Can leave his loan in as equity though.
I can see Murray willing to lower his price for his loan for the Aussies as they are willing to 'keep him' involved at the Club. This would make them his preferred bid
I can equally see Murray demanding the full repayment from Dalman (or any other party involved) because they refuse to keep him on board.
Incidentally......I don’t think The Helmet gives a flying fook about Murray’s involvement, either now or in the future and therefore isn’t in much of a position to pull any strings behind the scenes.
Can leave his loan in as equity though.
I can see Murray willing to lower his price for his loan for the Aussies as they are willing to 'keep him' involved at the Club. This would make them his preferred bid
I can equally see Murray demanding the full repayment from Dalman (or any other party involved) because they refuse to keep him on board.
Someone can correct me if I’m wrong........but I don’t think he can do that?
Incidentally......I don’t think The Helmet gives a flying fook about Murray’s involvement, either now or in the future and therefore isn’t in much of a position to pull any strings behind the scenes.
Can leave his loan in as equity though.
I can see Murray willing to lower his price for his loan for the Aussies as they are willing to 'keep him' involved at the Club. This would make them his preferred bid
I can equally see Murray demanding the full repayment from Dalman (or any other party involved) because they refuse to keep him on board.
Someone can correct me if I’m wrong........but I don’t think he can do that?
Incidentally......I don’t think The Helmet gives a flying fook about Murray’s involvement, either now or in the future and therefore isn’t in much of a position to pull any strings behind the scenes.
Can leave his loan in as equity though.
I can see Murray willing to lower his price for his loan for the Aussies as they are willing to 'keep him' involved at the Club. This would make them his preferred bid
I can equally see Murray demanding the full repayment from Dalman (or any other party involved) because they refuse to keep him on board.
Someone can correct me if I’m wrong........but I don’t think he can do that?
Sorry i may have written that wrong
What i meant was, if the new owners want a clean title, he is willing to negotiate a lower price for his with the Aussies as they are willing to keep him on but for the other parties buying the club, he wants all his money back for his share as they won;t keep him on.
from what i had understood is that Roland had offered everyone one of the directors a percentage of of what the Directors loans are worth in order to try and sell the club. Is it possible Murray has agreed one percentage if the 'preferred' party buy the club and another if its anyone else?
Apparently there might now be some Chinese interest at around the £33m mark.
Source; my boss...who heard it from a contact who is apparently setting up meetings between the parties.
Nothing more than that.
I've heard that too, from quite a good source,
Would that be tartare sauce....??
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Anyway, I truly hope either of the Chinese or Dalman rumours comes into fruition and soon... I am increasingly concerned that our first friendly is in just over 2 weeks and we don't even have enough players for a squad.
Incidentally......I don’t think The Helmet gives a flying fook about Murray’s involvement, either now or in the future and therefore isn’t in much of a position to pull any strings behind the scenes.
Can leave his loan in as equity though.
That’s true Rick but I very much doubt that’s a deal breaker one way or the other.
You’d think not, but then according to the official website statement the lower sum owed to three ex-directors is a big problem.
Apparently there might now be some Chinese interest at around the £33m mark.
Source; my boss...who heard it from a contact who is apparently setting up meetings between the parties.
Nothing more than that.
I've heard that too, from quite a good source,
Would that be tartare sauce....??
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Anyway, I truly hope either of the Chinese or Dalman rumours comes into fruition and soon... I am increasingly concerned that our first friendly is in just over 2 weeks and we don't even have enough players for a squad.
I read that as squid - this thread is getting to me.
If it's true about the Aussies wanting to keep Murray on board then I also am in the camp of not too keen on them. They clearly don't get us if they want him involved. He's spineless and can be one of Rolands goons for the rest of his life as far as I'm concerned.
It’s high time the government looked into this thread and the impact it’s having on industry and commerce.
The numbers are huge, they cannot be ignored. 1692 pages, 53,700 comments and in excess of 6.1 million views. If say each comment takes our knowledgeable posters 30 minutes to compose and each casual view takes 15 minutes to peruse, it’ll equate to 25,864 lost man hours. For an average 8 hour day our country has lost a very costly 3,233 days
I can only conclude that the government should subsidise the sale of Charlton and get the workforce back on the production line. Cheap at half the price.
It’s high time the government looked into this thread and the impact it’s having on industry and commerce.
The numbers are huge, they cannot be ignored. 1692 pages, 53,700 comments and in excess of 6.1 million views. If say each comment takes our knowledgeable posters 30 minutes to compose and each casual view takes 15 minutes to peruse, it’ll equate to 25,864 lost man hours. For an average 8 hour day our country has lost a very costly 3,233 days
I can only conclude that the government should subsidise the sale of Charlton and get the workforce back on the production line. Cheap at half the price.
So are we saying this thread could put the nation into recession? i doubt it somehow. Judging by lots of comments I read I guess everyone in here is sleeping with supermodels and self made millionaires. Shouldn’t impact the gdp too badly
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I can equally see Murray demanding the full repayment from Dalman (or any other party involved) because they refuse to keep him on board.
What i meant was, if the new owners want a clean title, he is willing to negotiate a lower price for his with the Aussies as they are willing to keep him on
but for the other parties buying the club, he wants all his money back for his share as they won;t keep him on.
from what i had understood is that Roland had offered everyone one of the directors a percentage of of what the Directors loans are worth in order to try and sell the club. Is it possible Murray has agreed one percentage if the 'preferred' party buy the club and another if its anyone else?
Anyway, I truly hope either of the Chinese or Dalman rumours comes into fruition and soon... I am increasingly concerned that our first friendly is in just over 2 weeks and we don't even have enough players for a squad.
I read that as squid - this thread is getting to me.
Cmon Dalman man
I literally cannot stand the thought of the Aussies based purely on them 'apparently' not being willing to cut Murray loose.
Sometimes it's best to let one get away so you can focus on bringing in a better catch.
It’s high time the government looked into this thread and the impact it’s having on industry and commerce.
The numbers are huge, they cannot be ignored. 1692 pages, 53,700 comments and in excess of 6.1 million views. If say each comment takes our knowledgeable posters 30 minutes to compose and each casual view takes 15 minutes to peruse, it’ll equate to 25,864 lost man hours. For an average 8 hour day our country has lost a very costly 3,233 days
I can only conclude that the government should subsidise the sale of Charlton and get the workforce back on the production line. Cheap at half the price.
i doubt it somehow. Judging by lots of comments I read I guess everyone in here is sleeping with supermodels and self made millionaires. Shouldn’t impact the gdp too badly
Mmmmmm.