He is not interested in Charlton Ath, as he said he spends 2% of his time worrying about us. He wants out, but wants to cover his losses, so he can say how clever he was. He wants to build houses at Sparrows lane and develop the Valley. He could do a deal tomorrow if he wanted too, just greedy. Typical capitalist, masquerading as a socialist!
Given that he would be unable to develop either The Valley or Sparrows Lane (which he is well aware of and has been for a long while), your comment is well wide of the mark. Having said that, who the hell has any idea what his end game is, especially when he is busy publicly recommending to prospective buyers not to buy.
You are misunderstanding everything I say. I suspect we are travelling down the same road. I meant in the championship.
you might have meant it .. I am a reader of words, not minds .. and yes, as devoted Addicks our 'divergent' roads are running parallel, IF that is mathematically possible
No. In fact expect at least one valuable player to be sold and can only hope Bowyer can get at east three players in. If not, despite yesterdays great result, we will struggle. Too many good clubs with quality players and this will catch us out over the long run.
You are misunderstanding everything I say. I suspect we are travelling down the same road. I meant in the championship.
you might have meant it .. I am a reader of words, not minds .. and yes, as devoted Addicks our 'divergent' roads are running parallel, IF that is mathematically possible
So you think I believe last season wasn't a complete triumph then?
You are misunderstanding everything I say. I suspect we are travelling down the same road. I meant in the championship.
you might have meant it .. I am a reader of words, not minds .. and yes, as devoted Addicks our 'divergent' roads are running parallel, IF that is mathematically possible
So you think I believe last season wasn't a complete triumph then?
I don't really know what you are on about now .. or what you believe, and neither do I really care t b h
There is more chance of @Henry Irving running round Floyd Road and Harvey Gardens after Museum closing time clad in nothing but a half done up cardigan than Duchatelet 'changing.'
I have no idea why anyone might think yesterday's result could in any way change the mind of someone who doesn't even want the club he owns to be in The Championship.
He is not interested in Charlton Ath, as he said he spends 2% of his time worrying about us. He wants out, but wants to cover his losses, so he can say how clever he was. He wants to build houses at Sparrows lane and develop the Valley. He could do a deal tomorrow if he wanted too, just greedy. Typical capitalist, masquerading as a socialist!
Given that he would be unable to develop either The Valley or Sparrows Lane (which he is well aware of and has been for a long while), your comment is well wide of the mark. Having said that, who the hell has any idea what his end game is, especially when he is busy publicly recommending to prospective buyers not to buy.
No idea why this nonsense keep coming up tbh @SoundAsa£, it's been debunked so many times, in detail!
There is more chance of @Henry Irving running round Floyd Road and Harvey Gardens after Museum closing time clad in nothing but a half done up cardigan than Duchatelet 'changing.'
In my opinion.
That you created this image in your head is more than slightly worrying.
As to the original question a great win doesn't change Roland's mind but a victory at Blackburn might? No way.
He had a rethink when he stopped giving long contracts to untried players in mediocre European leagues and trying a variety of English managers
The bridges have been burnt on both sides. By the fans making it crystal clear they don't want him and the writing was on the wall or the glass of his property and Roland becoming Mr Miser when his network and his Visionary ways were seen to be a dud.
Only Roderick Duchatelet could possibly affect his thought process. He appears to be mute but may be worth a response ? Has the son ever commented on Cafc ? Lateral thinking is needed to unseat "The Roland" Lateral thinking by creating a political party achieved the aim of back to the valley by getting to the heart of the problem. The Russians get rid of their dissenters by Poison, the opposite maybe the only thing that works in the case of a stubborn 73 year old, who is losing money on a failed vanity project. I believe that Duchatelet's family need to sweet talk him into handing over the keys. Do we know what they thought of the 30 million pound offer ?
The protests worked in getting KM to move on and the club to be put up for sale. But the Graffiti only achieved a new best friend in Jim White. Not strictly true as more incoherent ramblings meant even our arch enemy Simon Jordan is fighting our corner, but still no sale.
A win at Blackburn has no bearing other than Roland thinking that Bowyer is the best possible manager of Cafc after his favourite Chris Wilder. What or who prompted that 10 pm phone call to Lee Bowyer upping his offer ?
The only aim is for Duchatelet to move on and take his place in the house of horrors in the Museum as the EX owner of Cafc.
Could the family have said if you let Bowyer walk we will get coach loads of disgruntled fans on our doorstep with more than spray cans ?
Just my opinion, which is no better or worse than any other But is different to what I have heard so far.
Ps. Even death by misadventure for Roland brings us back to Roderick or a family member I would assume, so even if Villanelle from killing Eve is available it won't end the Duchatelet era.
Us mere mortals should not seek to try to understand the thoughts and motivations of a great visionary. He moves in a mysterious way. You only have to watch him dance to appreciate that.
He is not interested in Charlton Ath, as he said he spends 2% of his time worrying about us. He wants out, but wants to cover his losses, so he can say how clever he was. He wants to build houses at Sparrows lane and develop the Valley. He could do a deal tomorrow if he wanted too, just greedy. Typical capitalist, masquerading as a socialist!
Given that he would be unable to develop either The Valley or Sparrows Lane (which he is well aware of and has been for a long while), your comment is well wide of the mark. Having said that, who the hell has any idea what his end game is, especially when he is busy publicly recommending to prospective buyers not to buy.
No idea why this nonsense keep coming up tbh @SoundAsa£, it's been debunked so many times, in detail!
He is not interested in Charlton Ath, as he said he spends 2% of his time worrying about us. He wants out, but wants to cover his losses, so he can say how clever he was. He wants to build houses at Sparrows lane and develop the Valley. He could do a deal tomorrow if he wanted too, just greedy. Typical capitalist, masquerading as a socialist!
Given that he would be unable to develop either The Valley or Sparrows Lane (which he is well aware of and has been for a long while), your comment is well wide of the mark. Having said that, who the hell has any idea what his end game is, especially when he is busy publicly recommending to prospective buyers not to buy.
No idea why this nonsense keep coming up tbh @SoundAsa£, it's been debunked so many times, in detail!
Nothing would surprise me personally. I wouldn't be surprised if he finally sold at a massive loss (a sensible price to the rest of the world) tomorrow, the samea as I wouldn't be surprised if he pumped £15m in. I think people need to be wary of treating RD like other people, it's a bit like treating a dog or cat like a person imo.
As said before, I reckon the blokes definitely got a mental / personality disorder going on.
He is not interested in Charlton Ath, as he said he spends 2% of his time worrying about us. He wants out, but wants to cover his losses, so he can say how clever he was. He wants to build houses at Sparrows lane and develop the Valley. He could do a deal tomorrow if he wanted too, just greedy. Typical capitalist, masquerading as a socialist!
Given that he would be unable to develop either The Valley or Sparrows Lane (which he is well aware of and has been for a long while), your comment is well wide of the mark. Having said that, who the hell has any idea what his end game is, especially when he is busy publicly recommending to prospective buyers not to buy.
No idea why this nonsense keep coming up tbh @SoundAsa£, it's been debunked so many times, in detail!
Seen that mentioned on the Facebook group.
Why oh why?
I'd guess some of them don't follow CL and aren't aware of the bigger picture....bloke on there actually praising Roly this morning...though it could be a wind up.
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Having said that, who the hell has any idea what his end game is, especially when he is busy publicly recommending to prospective buyers not to buy.
should he ?
could he ?
it just dosnt hold with him.
If he gets offered anything near £1.5 mill by MBoro he will take it and Bowyer will see shrapnel if he sees anything
In my opinion.
More likely to sell him for a song in January, that fits his MO more.
As to the original question a great win doesn't change Roland's mind but a victory at Blackburn might? No way.
Unfortunately.
.... no not a fkin chance
The bridges have been burnt on both sides.
By the fans making it crystal clear they don't want him and the writing was on the wall or the glass of his property and Roland becoming Mr Miser when his network and his Visionary ways were seen to be a dud.
Only Roderick Duchatelet could possibly affect his thought process. He appears to be mute but may be worth a response ?
Has the son ever commented on Cafc ?
Lateral thinking is needed to unseat "The Roland"
Lateral thinking by creating a political party achieved the aim of back to the valley by getting to the heart of the problem.
The Russians get rid of their dissenters by Poison, the opposite maybe the only thing that works in the case of a stubborn 73 year old, who is losing money on a failed vanity project.
I believe that Duchatelet's family need to sweet talk him into handing over the keys.
Do we know what they thought of the 30 million pound offer ?
The protests worked in getting KM to move on and the club to be put up for sale. But the Graffiti only achieved a new best friend in Jim White. Not strictly true as more incoherent ramblings meant even our arch enemy Simon Jordan is fighting our corner, but still no sale.
A win at Blackburn has no bearing other than Roland thinking that Bowyer is the best possible manager of Cafc after his favourite Chris Wilder.
What or who prompted that 10 pm phone call to Lee Bowyer upping his offer ?
The only aim is for Duchatelet to move on and take his place in the house of horrors in the Museum as the EX owner of Cafc.
Could the family have said if you let Bowyer walk we will get coach loads of disgruntled fans on our doorstep with more than spray cans ?
Just my opinion, which is no better or worse than any other But is different to what I have heard so far.
Ps. Even death by misadventure for Roland brings us back to Roderick or a family member I would assume, so even if Villanelle from killing Eve is available it won't end the Duchatelet era.
As said before, I reckon the blokes definitely got a mental / personality disorder going on.