New Sandgaard Interview.

Addick_and_Chips

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2020/dec/02/charlton-superman-thomas-sandgaard-the-valley


New Sandgaard Interview in the Guardian this morning. A lot of things included that we've read before, but it's always nice to read positive things after the negativity of the last few years. 

FishCostaFortune

We've said it once, we've said it many times, and I will say it again. 

It can't be understated how lucky we are that Sandgaard decided to look into buying us. It's still early days - early days which have been incredibly positive, but we seem to have fallen upon someone who is a perfect fit for us and gets what being a Charlton fan is all about. 

mendonca

FishCostaFortune said:

We've said it once, we've said it many times, and I will say it again. 

It can't be understated how lucky we are that Sandgaard decided to look into buying us. It's still early days, early days which have been incredible positive, but we seem to have fallen upon someone who is a perfect fit for us and gets what being a Charlton fan is all about. 

SPOT ON. 

SouthWest_Addicks

Another good interview about Mr Sandgaard. 

Instead of the opera singer before the final game of the season when we have won the title. Hoping we can have Metallica, SlipKnott or heavy metal rock band this time around.

roseandcrown

I get the impression he really has the ESI and Les Dom in his sites. 

Blucher

A cracking article to wake up to. My favourite part:

”..... referring to “characters from before” as if they are film baddies. “It might take a whole year before they are left in the dust.”

And so say all of us.

I would ideally have liked a reference to the raffle of Farnell’s car, although that will doubtless feature in a follow up article.

ProperCharlton

We are so incredibly fortunate that he decided to save us. I wish there was some way we could show him how grateful we are. 

I look forward to a full house at The Valley with him in attendance and hope we sing his name all game long.

Fanny Fanackapan

KentishAddick said:

We are so incredibly fortunate that he decided to save us. I wish there was some way we could show him how grateful we are. 

I look forward to a full house at The Valley with him in attendance and hope we sing his name all game long.

The Arsenetatters/FF cake is being dusted off as we speak in anticipation .....

hoof_it_up_to_benty

What a great read. Really cheered me up.😁

charltonbob

With all the hamstring injuries we've had I was wondering just the other day, do we have a isokinetic dynamometer ?

hoof_it_up_to_benty

charltonbob said:

With all the hamstring injuries we've had I was wondering just the other day, do we have a isokinetic dynamometer ?

Black Friday deal for them at Argos.

Blucher

KentishAddick said:

We are so incredibly fortunate that he decided to save us. I wish there was some way we could show him how grateful we are. 

I look forward to a full house at The Valley with him in attendance and hope we sing his name all game long.

I'm not a fan of heavy rock but we'll have to buy his debut album - " he hopes to put the finishing touches to a debut rock album. He is the lead guitarist of the band the Guardian Angel. “We are almost done,” he says."

Redmidland

Another great interview....I really cant wait until we can all go back to The Valley and let Thomas experience the atmosphere of a full ground!!! Perhaps he can lead VFR on the pitch with his band the Guardian Angels (because he is certainly ours!!!)
Gonna buy the album as soon as its out as well.

eastterrace6168

What a breath of fresh air Thomas is to our great club, he is certainly
getting things done, even seemingly simple things like the lawnmower
that is a fundamental part of any football club but is looked on as an
early Christmas gift, it does put into perspective where we were before
his arrival.
And the new medical equipment for hamstring remedies and detection 
could be only a start of our medical department getting the help it needs,
so many thanks Thomas, and we look ahead with you.

Oggy Red

KentishAddick said:

We are so incredibly fortunate that he decided to save us. I wish there was some way we could show him how grateful we are. 

I look forward to a full house at The Valley with him in attendance and hope we sing his name all game long.

The day we win promotion in May ..... and Thomas leads the lap of honour around the pitch to tumultous applause from a capacity crowd at The Valley.

Otherwise he'll just have to lead the lap of honour at Wembley - as we complete a hat trick of Play- off Final  wins against Sunderland  at Wembley!

Weegie Addick

The Guardian journalist made the mistake of referring to the injunction preventing the sale of CAFC but when CAST gently drew his attention to this, he corrected it within minutes. The journalist said he usually fact-checked beforehand with @Pico but didn't manage to this time. I reckon that's because Richard was off hobnobbing with the BBC.

Rob

Just woken up and an American friend of mine who supports Man U just texted this to me. What a great piece. I like the bit about the isokinetic dynamometer. That shows foresight on Thomas’s part and fits in with his background. 

And I think my friend may be becoming a closet Charlton fan. 

Valley27000

Thomas what a very good owner.

T_C_E

Redmidland said:

Another great interview....I really cant wait until we can all go back to The Valley and let Thomas experience the atmosphere of a full ground!!! Perhaps he can lead VFR on the pitch with his band the Guardian Angels (because he is certainly ours!!!)
Gonna buy the album as soon as its out as well.

Is it being released on 78rpm then. 😉

SE7toSG3

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