The Takeover Thread - Duchatelet Finally Sells (Jan 2020)
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Haven’t we fycken all?Hovi's Biscuit said:
He’s put all his eggs in one basket tbfcatfordmorry said:1 -
I've had to pull out of the deal @Stu_of_Kunming the difference in the sum I bid upon and the sum Id be left with now is nearly into -6 figures. Im now looking for another house to flip over here.Stu_of_Kunming said:
How's it working out for you Tel? I'm coming home for a week in December ad RMB > £ is looking very nice right now.TEL said:I wonder if the currency fluctuations are playing a part, especially if the deal is being done in Euros. Its certainly fucked up my plans on returning home and my sum is a drop in the ocean compared to the sort of numbers that have been reported here.
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Bump. What's the latest?0
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Well, still some further research is required but it is well known that Nostradamus predicted Man Utd signings of 2015.Weegie Addick said:Bump. What's the latest?
I think now we may be on the verge of seeing one of his 2017 predictions come true - the one relating to a Dutch privateer (i.e. entrepreneur)
-----and you Weggie of all people will already know that Belgium did not exist until 1830.
So, when Nostradamus was writing his quatrains some 460 years ago he would not have been aware therefore of Belgium and so the Dutch/Flemish speaking Duchatelet could well be the Dutchman to whom Nostradamus is referring and................ohhh hang on..........arhhhh, if Nostradamus could foresee the sale of Charlton in 2017.......why doesn't he predict the break up of Flanders and the creation of Belgium in 1830?
I'll get back to you...............5 -
There is no ‘F’ in takeoverWeegie Addick said:Bump. What's the latest?
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Let's see.... Rolly wants something like £38M for CAFC and also there is £59M in debt, for a total enterprise value of £97M. Let's assume we lost more money last year and up that amount it to an even £100M.
So, someone could buy CAFC in League One for £100M total... or....
For £300M one can buy Newcastle, with revenues 800% higher and attendances 4x higher and in the EPL.
Which would you do?
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Deal should be completed in the next 15 mins.Weegie Addick said:Bump. What's the latest?
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I don’t think so. You are double-countIng what he paid for the club, which is in the books as debt.NapaAddick said:Let's see.... Rolly wants something like £38M for CAFC and also there is £59M in debt, for a total enterprise value of £97M. Let's assume we lost more money last year and up that amount it to an even £100M.
So, someone could buy CAFC in League One for £100M total... or....
For £300M one can buy Newcastle, with revenues 800% higher and attendances 4x higher and in the EPL.
Which would you do?2 -
Do you know anymore Airman ???0
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There’s a Fans’ Forum meeting tomorrow night, called at short notice to discuss the Portsmouth game. Presumably the club will want to take the opportunity to issue a categoric denial on the record that there has been any due diligence, that the club is for sale, etc.FAVADDICK said:Do you know anymore Airman ???
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That sounds rather ominousAirman Brown said:
There’s a Fans’ Forum meeting tomorrow night, called at short notice to discuss the Portsmouth game. Presumably the club will want to take the opportunity to issue a categoric denial on the record that there has been any due diligence, that the club is for sale, etc.FAVADDICK said:Do you know anymore Airman ???
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So we're no further knowing if the intrested party are still around or have pulled away what is your source telling you Airman??0
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Not to panic...FAVADDICK said:So we're no further knowing if the intrested party are still around or have pulled away what is your source telling you Airman??
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At Last, Airman reveals his source.... it's Corporal Jones.42
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Imminentlyricky_otto said:0 -
Slartibartfast said:
At Last, Airman reveals his source.... it's Corporal Jones.
'They don't like it up em you know'7 -
Do you happen to know if there are any minutes from the last fans forum?Airman Brown said:
There’s a Fans’ Forum meeting tomorrow night, called at short notice to discuss the Portsmouth game. Presumably the club will want to take the opportunity to issue a categoric denial on the record that there has been any due diligence, that the club is for sale, etc.FAVADDICK said:Do you know anymore Airman ???
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I like the sound of your source, AB....Airman Brown said:
Not to panic...FAVADDICK said:So we're no further knowing if the intrested party are still around or have pulled away what is your source telling you Airman??
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Heard something fanny?Fanny Fanackapan said:
I like the sound of your source, AB....Airman Brown said:
Not to panic...FAVADDICK said:So we're no further knowing if the intrested party are still around or have pulled away what is your source telling you Airman??
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As per usual, I know nothing.J BLOCK said:
Heard something fanny?Fanny Fanackapan said:
I like the sound of your source, AB....Airman Brown said:
Not to panic...FAVADDICK said:So we're no further knowing if the intrested party are still around or have pulled away what is your source telling you Airman??
I'm merely hanging on Airman's every word & waiting as patiently as possible....
..whilst exhausting myself with my infamous " KCCC" rain dance for those out in Oz.
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Huh?Airman Brown said:
I don’t think so. You are double-countIng what he paid for the club, which is in the books as debt.NapaAddick said:Let's see.... Rolly wants something like £38M for CAFC and also there is £59M in debt, for a total enterprise value of £97M. Let's assume we lost more money last year and up that amount it to an even £100M.
So, someone could buy CAFC in League One for £100M total... or....
For £300M one can buy Newcastle, with revenues 800% higher and attendances 4x higher and in the EPL.
Which would you do?
I am not counting double anything. I don't care what he or Ashley put in or took out. Reports from a while ago claimed Rolly wanted £38M and then the new owner would have to take over the debt as well, which at last count is £59M. Same with Ashley. His asking price is at least £300M, with about 1/2 of that being debt the new owner would have to pay to him. Does not matter what happened in the accounting ledger. All that matters is the ask and bid price. Right now, you can get Newcastle, all in, for just 3x the asking price of CAFC. Unless RD has lowered his price. If he has, I've not heard it quoted.0 -
so, do you reckon his price is Ayia Napa?
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Duchatelet has loaned Charlton about £30m. He acquired the assets by taking over £18.6m of debt run up by the spivs. In effect he bought the debt. On top of that are his interest charges, including what he has charged the club in interest on its own purchase.NapaAddick said:
Huh?Airman Brown said:
I don’t think so. You are double-countIng what he paid for the club, which is in the books as debt.NapaAddick said:Let's see.... Rolly wants something like £38M for CAFC and also there is £59M in debt, for a total enterprise value of £97M. Let's assume we lost more money last year and up that amount it to an even £100M.
So, someone could buy CAFC in League One for £100M total... or....
For £300M one can buy Newcastle, with revenues 800% higher and attendances 4x higher and in the EPL.
Which would you do?
I am not counting double anything. I don't care what he or Ashley put in or took out. Reports from a while ago claimed Rolly wanted £38M and then the new owner would have to take over the debt as well, which at last count is £59M. Same with Ashley. His asking price is at least £300M, with about 1/2 of that being debt the new owner would have to pay to him. Does not matter what happened in the accounting ledger. All that matters is the ask and bid price. Right now, you can get Newcastle, all in, for just 3x the asking price of CAFC. Unless RD has lowered his price. If he has, I've not heard it quoted.
If the club was worth £18.6m in 2014 - and has since been relegated - only a lunatic would expect circa £100m for it now and there’s never been any suggestion he wants that much.
Asking prices quoted have been based on the debt - including the value put on the assets. That is already in the debt.5 -
I note the careful way that you avoid the possibility that there may have been a suggestion that he is a lunatic.Airman Brown said:
Duchatelet has loaned Charlton about £30m. He acquired the assets by taking over £18.6m of debt run up by the spivs. In effect he bought the debt. On top of that are his interest charges, including what he has charged the club in interest on its own purchase.NapaAddick said:
Huh?Airman Brown said:
I don’t think so. You are double-countIng what he paid for the club, which is in the books as debt.NapaAddick said:Let's see.... Rolly wants something like £38M for CAFC and also there is £59M in debt, for a total enterprise value of £97M. Let's assume we lost more money last year and up that amount it to an even £100M.
So, someone could buy CAFC in League One for £100M total... or....
For £300M one can buy Newcastle, with revenues 800% higher and attendances 4x higher and in the EPL.
Which would you do?
I am not counting double anything. I don't care what he or Ashley put in or took out. Reports from a while ago claimed Rolly wanted £38M and then the new owner would have to take over the debt as well, which at last count is £59M. Same with Ashley. His asking price is at least £300M, with about 1/2 of that being debt the new owner would have to pay to him. Does not matter what happened in the accounting ledger. All that matters is the ask and bid price. Right now, you can get Newcastle, all in, for just 3x the asking price of CAFC. Unless RD has lowered his price. If he has, I've not heard it quoted.
If the club was worth £18.6m in 2014 - and has since been relegated - only a lunatic would expect circa £100m for it now and there’s never been any suggestion he wants that much.
Asking prices quoted have been based on the debt - including the value put on the assets. That is already in the debt.
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Slartibartfast said:
At Last, Airman reveals his source.... it's Corporal Jones.
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I've heard that there is nothing wrong with her hearing.............J BLOCK said:
Heard something fanny?Fanny Fanackapan said:
I like the sound of your source, AB....Airman Brown said:
Not to panic...FAVADDICK said:So we're no further knowing if the intrested party are still around or have pulled away what is your source telling you Airman??
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It may be my lack of business knowledge but it baffles me that it's legal to charge interest on the money you paid for an asset as "a debt".0
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Please say yesJ BLOCK said:
Heard something fanny?Fanny Fanackapan said:
I like the sound of your source, AB....Airman Brown said:
Not to panic...FAVADDICK said:So we're no further knowing if the intrested party are still around or have pulled away what is your source telling you Airman??
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Depends how you structure the deal, as I understand it. That £18.6m debt was already in the books, so RD was able to leave it there. He’s then charged parent company Baton 2010 Ltd - but not CAFC Ltd, even though CAFC Limited owes the money - interest on it.Covered_End_Lad said:It may be my lack of business knowledge but it baffles me that it's legal to charge interest on the money you paid for an asset as "a debt".
It’s semantics up to a point - it allows him to show a bigger loss and may or may not be a consideration in his sale price. But there is no money actually being paid out, it’s just adding to the debt.1 -
Welling up here. Happy memories.Hovi's Biscuit said:6