The Takeover Thread - Duchatelet Finally Sells (Jan 2020)
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Good thinking. Anyone know his email address and I’ll knock him out a plan and sign it Robbie aged 12. Should be in with a shout.Scoham said:
I think he’ll sell though he wouldn’t necessarily advertise for a CEO. He could appoint another Katrien from his network or other businesses.Taxi_Lad said:RD will sell. He ain’t going to stomach £1m loss each month for long. And if he had plans to stay he’d be needing to replace the CEO & CFO
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Just add that you're a distant relative, from Belgium and with no experience / understanding of football or the English- should be in the bag.Redrobo said:
Good thinking. Anyone know his email address and I’ll knock him out a plan and sign it Robbie aged 12. Should be in with a shout.Scoham said:
I think he’ll sell though he wouldn’t necessarily advertise for a CEO. He could appoint another Katrien from his network or other businesses.Taxi_Lad said:RD will sell. He ain’t going to stomach £1m loss each month for long. And if he had plans to stay he’d be needing to replace the CEO & CFO
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Haven't posted this for about 10 days so here goes.
Just sell the club and FUCK OFF18 -
Yeah cos that worked a treat last time!Scoham said:
I think he’ll sell though he wouldn’t necessarily advertise for a CEO. He could appoint another Katrien from his network or other businesses.Taxi_Lad said:RD will sell. He ain’t going to stomach £1m loss each month for long. And if he had plans to stay he’d be needing to replace the CEO & CFO
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Been thinking about this, a lot, if this does drag into the closed season, will we be managerless an all?Airman Brown said:
The question of what happens to Lee Bowyer when the season ends is coming down the track too. Duchatelet can’t appoint a manager under current circumstances and I doubt if Bowyer would be impressed with being caretaker over a close season.Taxi_Lad said:RD will sell. He ain’t going to stomach £1m loss each month for long. And if he had plans to stay he’d be needing to replace the CEO & CFO
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And if Leeds move Heckingbottom on we could have the perfect storm.Airman Brown said:
The question of what happens to Lee Bowyer when the season ends is coming down the track too. Duchatelet can’t appoint a manager under current circumstances and I doubt if Bowyer would be impressed with being caretaker over a close season.Taxi_Lad said:RD will sell. He ain’t going to stomach £1m loss each month for long. And if he had plans to stay he’d be needing to replace the CEO & CFO
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As long as they keep him long enough for SkyBet to finally pay out.Airman Brown said:
The question of what happens to Lee Bowyer when the season ends is coming down the track too. Duchatelet can’t appoint a manager under current circumstances and I doubt if Bowyer would be impressed with being caretaker over a close season.Taxi_Lad said:RD will sell. He ain’t going to stomach £1m loss each month for long. And if he had plans to stay he’d be needing to replace the CEO & CFO
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Lets not get worked up about him not selling - all is going in line with what I was told after relegation - and what I said on here - 2 seasons to get us back up but a sale regardless after those 2 years - seen nothing to think that isn't going to be the case10
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Clocks and stopped come to mind.7
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And that you did visit his house once, albeit you din;t get past the front door!ValleyMick said:
Just add that you're a distant relative, from Belgium and with no experience / understanding of football or the English- should be in the bag.Redrobo said:
Good thinking. Anyone know his email address and I’ll knock him out a plan and sign it Robbie aged 12. Should be in with a shout.Scoham said:
I think he’ll sell though he wouldn’t necessarily advertise for a CEO. He could appoint another Katrien from his network or other businesses.Taxi_Lad said:RD will sell. He ain’t going to stomach £1m loss each month for long. And if he had plans to stay he’d be needing to replace the CEO & CFO
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I agree but you forgot to add that he is a vindictive B****** who enjoys inflicting pain while he dithers.Taxi_Lad said:RD will sell. He ain’t going to stomach £1m loss each month for long. And if he had plans to stay he’d be needing to replace the CEO & CFO
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Clubs are not allowed to appoint any individual who has already held an interim position but not achieved the required qualifications. Leeds could not appoint Bowyer, even if they wanted to do so.Valley11 said:
And if Leeds move Heckingbottom on we could have the perfect storm.Airman Brown said:
The question of what happens to Lee Bowyer when the season ends is coming down the track too. Duchatelet can’t appoint a manager under current circumstances and I doubt if Bowyer would be impressed with being caretaker over a close season.Taxi_Lad said:RD will sell. He ain’t going to stomach £1m loss each month for long. And if he had plans to stay he’d be needing to replace the CEO & CFO
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This stuff about monthly losses, doesn't he simply pile of up as debt?0
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His shithouse business has still paid out that money and lost it, gone, forever. He can call it debt, Deidre or dachshund for all the difference it makes that mill is still gone, every month.seth plum said:This stuff about monthly losses, doesn't he simply pile of up as debt?
When he sells, his losses at Charlton stop, right then, forever. What’s hard to understand about that?
He is however a dribbling lunatic with a unique talent for the vindictive
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Yep. And then he tries to get a new buyer to cover it off. The longer he stays, in theory the higher the price he wants a new buyer to pay, but that is simply not going to happen, so every month he doesn't sell he is adding to his own haircut.seth plum said:This stuff about monthly losses, doesn't he simply pile of up as debt?
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Hadn't it been decided that he HAS got the qualifications?Airman Brown said:
Clubs are not allowed to appoint any individual who has already held an interim position but not achieved the required qualifications. Leeds could not appoint Bowyer, even if they wanted to do so.Valley11 said:
And if Leeds move Heckingbottom on we could have the perfect storm.Airman Brown said:
The question of what happens to Lee Bowyer when the season ends is coming down the track too. Duchatelet can’t appoint a manager under current circumstances and I doubt if Bowyer would be impressed with being caretaker over a close season.Taxi_Lad said:RD will sell. He ain’t going to stomach £1m loss each month for long. And if he had plans to stay he’d be needing to replace the CEO & CFO
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No comment from the ITK's again?
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no, it was however discovered that he had a permit to fishCafc43v3r said:
Hadn't it been decided that he HAS got the qualifications?Airman Brown said:
Clubs are not allowed to appoint any individual who has already held an interim position but not achieved the required qualifications. Leeds could not appoint Bowyer, even if they wanted to do so.Valley11 said:
And if Leeds move Heckingbottom on we could have the perfect storm.Airman Brown said:
The question of what happens to Lee Bowyer when the season ends is coming down the track too. Duchatelet can’t appoint a manager under current circumstances and I doubt if Bowyer would be impressed with being caretaker over a close season.Taxi_Lad said:RD will sell. He ain’t going to stomach £1m loss each month for long. And if he had plans to stay he’d be needing to replace the CEO & CFO
When those positions are advertised is the time to worry
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Not sure he has the required level for The Championship.Cafc43v3r said:
Hadn't it been decided that he HAS got the qualifications?Airman Brown said:
Clubs are not allowed to appoint any individual who has already held an interim position but not achieved the required qualifications. Leeds could not appoint Bowyer, even if they wanted to do so.Valley11 said:
And if Leeds move Heckingbottom on we could have the perfect storm.Airman Brown said:
The question of what happens to Lee Bowyer when the season ends is coming down the track too. Duchatelet can’t appoint a manager under current circumstances and I doubt if Bowyer would be impressed with being caretaker over a close season.Taxi_Lad said:RD will sell. He ain’t going to stomach £1m loss each month for long. And if he had plans to stay he’d be needing to replace the CEO & CFO
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bowyer has the uefa B licence meaning he can manage anyone from the championship and below.Airman Brown said:
Clubs are not allowed to appoint any individual who has already held an interim position but not achieved the required qualifications. Leeds could not appoint Bowyer, even if they wanted to do so.Valley11 said:
And if Leeds move Heckingbottom on we could have the perfect storm.Airman Brown said:
The question of what happens to Lee Bowyer when the season ends is coming down the track too. Duchatelet can’t appoint a manager under current circumstances and I doubt if Bowyer would be impressed with being caretaker over a close season.Taxi_Lad said:RD will sell. He ain’t going to stomach £1m loss each month for long. And if he had plans to stay he’d be needing to replace the CEO & CFO
When those positions are advertised is the time to worry0 - Sponsored links:
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That’s not true. It is allowed in League One providing the manager is working towards the A licence. An A licence is required on appointment in the Championship. As it stands, he could not be appointed by Leeds. It’s a bit of a moot point since they are unlikely to want to appoint him anyway.cafcdave123 said:
bowyer has the uefa B licence meaning he can manage anyone from the championship and below.Airman Brown said:
Clubs are not allowed to appoint any individual who has already held an interim position but not achieved the required qualifications. Leeds could not appoint Bowyer, even if they wanted to do so.Valley11 said:
And if Leeds move Heckingbottom on we could have the perfect storm.Airman Brown said:
The question of what happens to Lee Bowyer when the season ends is coming down the track too. Duchatelet can’t appoint a manager under current circumstances and I doubt if Bowyer would be impressed with being caretaker over a close season.Taxi_Lad said:RD will sell. He ain’t going to stomach £1m loss each month for long. And if he had plans to stay he’d be needing to replace the CEO & CFO
When those positions are advertised is the time to worry
“Clubs may not appoint any individual who has already held an interim position until they have acquired the required qualifications.”1 -
Richard Cawley
richard@slpmedia.co.uk
Lee Bowyer has got the coaching badges to be able to take the Charlton Athletic job on a full-time basis – if he was offered the job permanently.
The former Addicks midfielder has stepped up from assistant manager at the end of last week after Karl Robinson resigned from the SE7 hotseat.
And Bowyer holds a UEFA B license which means he can manage at both Championship and League One level.
He started with a 2-0 win over Plymouth Argyle on Saturday but has not indicated yet he wants to be considered for the role beyond the remainder of the League One season.
No appointment is expected to be made until Roland Duchatelet’s sale of the South London club is complete.
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Bowyer is under contract in a role, and depending on how much he's being paid and the experience he's getting, he may well be happy to continue as interim.
On the other positions could Network bods not be appointed to those role at least nominally? Considering they are probably doing some of that work already?0 -
So we've not been taken over yet then?0
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Much as I respect Rich, EFL rules take precedence over what appears on the SLP website. In any case, I suspect he is saying that Bowyer can manage Charlton in the Championship, which I believe is true if he gets the team promoted - although there is some ambiguity over whether the appointment would need to be permanent before promotion.ShootersHillGuru said:Richard Cawley
richard@slpmedia.co.uk
Lee Bowyer has got the coaching badges to be able to take the Charlton Athletic job on a full-time basis – if he was offered the job permanently.
The former Addicks midfielder has stepped up from assistant manager at the end of last week after Karl Robinson resigned from the SE7 hotseat.
And Bowyer holds a UEFA B license which means he can manage at both Championship and League One level.
He started with a 2-0 win over Plymouth Argyle on Saturday but has not indicated yet he wants to be considered for the role beyond the remainder of the League One season.
No appointment is expected to be made until Roland Duchatelet’s sale of the South London club is complete.
There is flexibility for managers winning promotion, but he cannot be appointed manager of Leeds without an A licence.3 -
Doesn't that mean an interim position at the appointing club?Airman Brown said:
That’s not true. It is allowed in League One providing the manager is working towards the A licence. An A licence is required on appointment in the Championship. As it stands, he could not be appointed by Leeds. It’s a bit of a moot point since they are unlikely to want to appoint him anyway.cafcdave123 said:
bowyer has the uefa B licence meaning he can manage anyone from the championship and below.Airman Brown said:
Clubs are not allowed to appoint any individual who has already held an interim position but not achieved the required qualifications. Leeds could not appoint Bowyer, even if they wanted to do so.Valley11 said:
And if Leeds move Heckingbottom on we could have the perfect storm.Airman Brown said:
The question of what happens to Lee Bowyer when the season ends is coming down the track too. Duchatelet can’t appoint a manager under current circumstances and I doubt if Bowyer would be impressed with being caretaker over a close season.Taxi_Lad said:RD will sell. He ain’t going to stomach £1m loss each month for long. And if he had plans to stay he’d be needing to replace the CEO & CFO
When those positions are advertised is the time to worry
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Bowyer has to be given the job if he is / gets qualified. He's proved he deserves a crack at it.7
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People post War and Peace on here and don't get as may likes as your most agreeable sentence.blackpool72 said:Haven't posted this for about 10 days so here goes.
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Agreed, he clearly has a good tactical understanding and player management ability. Be interesting to see how he does in a player recruitment sense as it wont be something he has done before.The Red Robin said:Bowyer has to be given the job if he is / gets qualified. He's proved he deserves a crack at it.
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I think the wording is intended to cover a second interim appointment at any club.Cafc43v3r said:
Doesn't that mean an interim position at the appointing club?Airman Brown said:
That’s not true. It is allowed in League One providing the manager is working towards the A licence. An A licence is required on appointment in the Championship. As it stands, he could not be appointed by Leeds. It’s a bit of a moot point since they are unlikely to want to appoint him anyway.cafcdave123 said:
bowyer has the uefa B licence meaning he can manage anyone from the championship and below.Airman Brown said:
Clubs are not allowed to appoint any individual who has already held an interim position but not achieved the required qualifications. Leeds could not appoint Bowyer, even if they wanted to do so.Valley11 said:
And if Leeds move Heckingbottom on we could have the perfect storm.Airman Brown said:
The question of what happens to Lee Bowyer when the season ends is coming down the track too. Duchatelet can’t appoint a manager under current circumstances and I doubt if Bowyer would be impressed with being caretaker over a close season.Taxi_Lad said:RD will sell. He ain’t going to stomach £1m loss each month for long. And if he had plans to stay he’d be needing to replace the CEO & CFO
When those positions are advertised is the time to worry
“Clubs may not appoint any individual who has already held an interim position until they have acquired the required qualifications.”
40.1.1 all Managers in the Championship must hold a minimum of the UEFA A Licence and be working towards completing the UEFA Pro-Licence within 3 years of appointment.
40.1.2 all Managers in League 1 and League 2 must hold a minimum of the UEFA B Licence and be working towards completing the UEFA A Licence within 3 years of appointment.
40.2 Where a Club is promoted from League One to the Championship and that Club’s Manager does not hold the UEFA A Licence, the Manager shall have until 31st July in the following Season in which to obtain the UEFA A Licence.
40.3 Where a Club appoints a Manager on an interim basis that individual does not need to meet the qualifications set out in Regulation 40.1 above provided always that this dispensation shall not last beyond the end of the Season in which they are appointed. Further, Clubs may not appoint any individual who has already held an interim Manager position at a Club under this Regulation unless and until such time as they have acquired the qualification(s) required under Regulation 40.1.
Hence, under 40.2 Bowyer could manage Charlton in the Championship next season (providing that his status on promotion is acceptable under these rules) but under 40.1.1 he could not be appointed at Leeds, even on an interim basis (without getting an A licence).1
