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Sandgaard ownership discussion 2022-3 onwards (Meeting with CAST p138)
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Isn't this the bloke that plays Bert Large in Doc Martin?4
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Sort of Gangham Style remix? That should make the fans forget the loss at Barnsley!cabbles said:I think it’s time we got an updated version of Addicks to Victory - that’ll raise the morale1 -
My lad and I sponsored a shirt and dealt with Ravi and his small support team. He is really excellent and highly professional in every engagement I have had with him. I saw him at a recent home game so hope nothing untoward has happened since.Fanny Fanackapan said:I somewhat "jokingly" mentioned Ravi when Olly G was "made redundant" and am now thinking that he hasn't been mentioned anywhere this season as far as I'm aware.
Wonder if any Lifers have sponsored a shirt yet, or enquired about doing so as it always used to be Ravi's dept that dealt with such.9 -
Gotta say my yera pass to watch games on the stream has run out and I am planning to renew. However, as I like a good conspiracy theory, I'll hold fire with the cash until I see Raelyn isn't going to be running the show. You want to put her on the telly, set up a youtube account - I like the Curbs/Minto combo and the in depth analysis. There's pirate places I can pay to watch Charlton much cheaper if push comes to shove!0
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This Rui Pinto Character is really stirring the hornets nest.20
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I like him, all the time there’s egomaniacs like Thomas who “don’t care” about fairness and our laws then they need to be outed._MrDick said:This Rui Pinto Character is really stirring the hornets nest.23 -
Know I've said it before, but still don't reckon the ground is as an attractive development plot as others think.
Access, both during construction and when it's fully built, would be a nightmare when you consider the roads leading in / out. Imagine 100 odd cars trying to get out of the area in a 2 hour period every morning, it would be even more gridlocked than it is now. The only way I could see it work would be to do something under Ransom Walk, but even then it would cause chaos on the Woolwich Road, even.if it were possible.
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Who is Caroline?1
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Some kind of marketing/Management consultant that came into the clubChris_from_Sidcup said:Who is Caroline?
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Maybe there is something to Dubai's post from yesterday about the wage bill.4 -
They’re going to flip us aren’t they?0
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I didn’t have a name but a safety officer is believed to have been employed and resigned in the space of two weeks and was also female.1
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And that’s kind of the point - just about any land in Greater London or even in the Kent Thameside area is going to be more valuable as housing (or warehousing, with the rise of online shopping) than it will be as an open-air car park or football stadium.Rufus_Ambition said:InspectorSands said:
The Metrogas idea was way back in the 1980s - that land by the flyover was built on at the end of the 1990s and is long, long gone. It's now occupied by Ikea, its car park, the old Sainsbury's petrol station, a dual carriageway and a sorting office.Bailey said:Was this not exactly the scam that the spivs tried to pull by promising a near and richer relative prime real estate, The Valley, and a stake in a site on the old Metro gas land by the O2.
You're thinking of Morden Wharf, which was the spivs' thing- this is up by the Blackwall Tunnel, facing Canary Wharf. Greenwich Council's then-leader, Chris Roberts, had a pipe dream of moving Charlton there and managed to get an open-air arena inserted into a masterplan for the area. He's long gone and that site is also out of play now - planning permission for 1,500 homes was (controversially) given last September.
And the Ikea car park, along with the B&Q, is slated to be covered by housing!
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Spot on Gribbo. As you know, I live here and it takes very little to back-up all the streets around the ground even on a non-football day. If the Valley was ever developed for housing it would be chaotic. The Silvertown Tunnel won't help us locally as more traffic tries to reach it or leave it avoiding the A102/A2. The level-crossing will have to be closed permanently at some point too, so unlikely to get any better. Looks like we may have voted off joining the Council's lates parking plans which would have charged us to park outside our homes, limited the number of car parking spaces for residents and added parking meters instead.Gribbo said:Know I've said it before, but still don't reckon the ground is as an attractive development plot as others think.
Access, both during construction and when it's fully built, would be a nightmare when you consider the roads leading in / out. Imagine 100 odd cars trying to get out of the area in a 2 hour period every morning, it would be even more gridlocked than it is now. The only way I could see it work would be to do something under Ransom Walk, but even then it would cause chaos on the Woolwich Road, even.if it were possible.1 -
I'm getting a really bad feeling1
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Seems to me that money is being blown in all areas, particularly hiring and firing, when the answer may lie in simply buying a striker.8
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Can't fault him for aiming high but is it wise to hire marketing consultants who've previously worked for Man Utd? I can't think of any similarities at all in terms of what we as a club should be doing, that would compare to what United do.
We should probably be looking more at what the likes of Millwall or Brentford do than the worlds biggest club.
I mean if you were looking at marketing your small start-up shopping business you wouldn't be hiring consultants who worked for Amazon.15 - Sponsored links:
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When has TS done ANYTHING that a level headed "businessman" would do ?Chris_from_Sidcup said:Can't fault him for aiming high but is it wise to hire marketing consultants who've previously worked for Man Utd? I can't think of any similarities at all in terms of what we as a club should be doing, that would compare to what United do.
We should probably be looking more at what the likes of Millwall or Brentford do than the worlds biggest club.
I mean if you were looking at marketing your small start-up shopping business you wouldn't be hiring consultants who worked for Amazon.
Can't you just see his sunshaded eyes light up when Man Utd was mentioned.....
Delusions of grandeur in spades.22 -
We don’t need to shell out fortunes on management consultants. We need a proper CEO.20
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Yep. That is the main issue for me. An experienced football CEO in charge of the day to day running of the club would solve 95% of the issues.JamesSeed said:We don’t need to shell out fortunes on management consultants. We need a proper CEO.
It will never happen though as Sandgaard doesn't listen to anyone outside of his own bubble5 -
You can have the best CEO in the business, but if the gaffer wont listen its more money down the karzy.29
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That should also answer the question...........How has burger boy survived this long?
Say's what needed to survive and not to do the job.1 -
I'd say lack of money to invest properly on the pitch is a good 50% of our issues.Gravesend_Addick said:
Yep. That is the main issue for me. An experienced football CEO in charge of the day to day running of the club would solve 95% of the issues.JamesSeed said:We don’t need to shell out fortunes on management consultants. We need a proper CEO.
It will never happen though as Sandgaard doesn't listen to anyone outside of his own bubble2 -
I'd answer that by saying there would be more money in the coffers for strengthening the squad had TS been less gung ho/ I know best in so many other areas.J BLOCK said:
I'd say lack of money to invest properly on the pitch is a good 50% of our issues.Gravesend_Addick said:
Yep. That is the main issue for me. An experienced football CEO in charge of the day to day running of the club would solve 95% of the issues.JamesSeed said:We don’t need to shell out fortunes on management consultants. We need a proper CEO.
It will never happen though as Sandgaard doesn't listen to anyone outside of his own bubble
The list of questionable decisions is a looong one that clearly shows he ran before he could walk in almost every department.
Truly, only has himself to blame although I'm 100% certain he would deny it until the buffalo come home....
You stupid "boy"
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That works too!AFKABartram said:
If you’re not prepared to take it, don’t give it???EugenesAxe said:People should apply the penis rule with regard to using it to air their opinions.
…don’t brandish it in public and don’t force it down other people’s throats!
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Fanny Fanackapan said:
When has TS done ANYTHING that a level headed "businessman" would do ?Chris_from_Sidcup said:Can't fault him for aiming high but is it wise to hire marketing consultants who've previously worked for Man Utd? I can't think of any similarities at all in terms of what we as a club should be doing, that would compare to what United do.
We should probably be looking more at what the likes of Millwall or Brentford do than the worlds biggest club.
I mean if you were looking at marketing your small start-up shopping business you wouldn't be hiring consultants who worked for Amazon.
Can't you just see his sunshaded eyes light up when Man Utd was mentioned.....
Delusions of grandeur in spades.
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