The Takeover Thread - Duchatelet Finally Sells (Jan 2020)
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What's that? Could it be the sound of a banhammer being raised above @conanbarbarialles' head?0
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You're all wrong it will be announced tomorrow. I hope1
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Yes, manana, as I've said before.Dazzler21 said:You're all wrong it will be announced tomorrow. I hope
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But if this is true (I'm not saying it isn't), the simple solution is for RD to do a similar deal as to when he bought Charlton.SE23 said:My user name has no geographical basis on where I reside. The mods can checkout where I am. Let's just say all the ITK comments are false. There is a large cooperation that are interested in this part of the world but actually Roland is holding off because he wants to see where are come May. So yes he is gambling but nothing happing until May. My people wanted a quick cheaper buy but while promotion is still a possibility Roland will hang it out and get more from the the party(s) involved!
The price is plus £X (say £5M) if Charlton are promoted at the end of the season. A very simple solution.
Also, why would Murray suggest a deal could be done by end of February ?2 -
Far too logical.Covered End said:
But if this is true (I'm not saying it isn't), the simple solution is for RD to do a similar deal as to when he bought Charlton.SE23 said:My user name has no geographical basis on where I reside. The mods can checkout where I am. Let's just say all the ITK comments are false. There is a large cooperation that are interested in this part of the world but actually Roland is holding off because he wants to see where are come May. So yes he is gambling but nothing happing until May. My people wanted a quick cheaper buy but while promotion is still a possibility Roland will hang it out and get more from the the party(s) involved!
The price is plus £X (say £5M) if Charlton are promoted at the end of the season. A very simple solution.
Also, why would Murray suggest a deal could be done by end of February ?
Unfortunately for a sad few it has long been about which other fans they hate and envy rather than what's best for the club.
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Thanks, but no Thanakarnjanasuth?Airman Brown said:
Thank God it’s not us. No chance of spelling his name right. Plus “Thanakarnjanasuth out” would be a tough one...Scoham said:Takeover of League 1 club completed...
Nah...More of a fanzine headline.1 -
It's going to be sad watching this thread slowing sinking down to page two.0
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Not if I have anything to do with it...JamesSeed said:It's going to be sad watching this thread slowing sinking down to page two.
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No sliding down the page please0
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I’m now dreaming about takeovers!!
I was in a meeting with Richard Murray complaining about ticket prices when Roland stormed in and asked me to leave because he needed to sell the club. Roland is very tall in dreams!10 - Sponsored links:
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All we are saying is fuck off right nowAirman Brown said:16 -
In a minute there is time for decisions and revisions
Which a minute will reverse.
Eliot (not Paul).1 -
So basically, there is more chance of the sale being completed promptly if we get hammered by Shrewsbury ?
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Sorry folks, no Euromillions win, I've let everybody down.3
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I thought that time is a concept by which we measure our painAirman Brown said:1 -
Charlton results are the concept by which we measure our pain.RalphMilnesgut said:
I thought that time is a concept by which we measure our painAirman Brown said:7 -
Midway down the front page
This cannot be allowed
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/43154066
An interesting situation as the new Oxford owner used to part own Reading, and still owns the land around the ground which he wants to fill up with flats...Thanakarnjanasuth, alongside his sister Lady Sasima Srivikorn and majority owner Narin Niruttinanon, bought the Royals in September 2014.
The trio sold a 75% stake last May to Chinese brother and sister Dai Yongge and Dai Xiu Li but retained ownership of land around the Madejski Stadium and its hotel, which have been earmarked for future development.0 -
Sounds a mess.killerandflash said:http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/43154066
An interesting situation as the new Oxford owner used to part own Reading, and still owns the land around the ground which he wants to fill up with flats...Thanakarnjanasuth, alongside his sister Lady Sasima Srivikorn and majority owner Narin Niruttinanon, bought the Royals in September 2014.
The trio sold a 75% stake last May to Chinese brother and sister Dai Yongge and Dai Xiu Li but retained ownership of land around the Madejski Stadium and its hotel, which have been earmarked for future development.0 - Sponsored links:
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I see the Euro Lottery was won by someone in the UK 78m just enough to buy CAFC.0
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Who's in the VIP seats today then?0
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Bentley brochure.....come come my man.bobmunro said:
£78 million is not enough I'm afraid - sorry guys.seth plum said:Sorry folks, no Euromillions win, I've let everybody down.
Now where did I put that Bentley brochure?
They present you with a personalised Bentley sales pack individually produced for your exclusive perusal.
Brochure indeed......!!!!
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After today’s ‘taming by the Shrew’ I’m desperate for something positive on the takeover. What you got?0
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flyingkiwiDK said:
After today’s ‘taming by the Shrew’ I’m desperate for something positive on the takeover. What you got?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPUwbXqGsCI 0 -
Who?SoundAsa£ said:
Paul May by all accounts!i_b_b_o_r_g said:Who's in the VIP seats today then?
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That painted picture of Roland selling the club before the football for a 5er Feb the 24th game at home to Shrewsbury.
Packed valley celebrating and we win ...keeping the playoff hope alive.
Sort of didn't quite pan out that way in the end.
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Any rumours today?0
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I heard absolutely nothing.Scoham said:Any rumours today?
The only things in the air were about Roland continuing to make losses as time goes on, which is of course fact. The other facts spoken about were that in four days David Joynes leaves. So we don't have a CEO, and the nearest we have to a figure head is a kind of Frankensteinian triumvirate of bits of Chris Parkes, Tony Keohane and Richard Murray.
From my perspective I see other clubs announcing ticket prices for next season and I imagine for most there is some sense of a plan for each club going forward. Not only do we have no plan, we have no planners, even the abjectly useless ones that we have become used to.
Am I the only person who thinks that the end of February is some kind of cliff edge or brink?
If Duchatelet is staying on, ought there to be some kind of non football management people to run things right now, and am I the only one that thinks it's kind of urgent?5
