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The Takeover Thread - Duchatelet Finally Sells (Jan 2020)

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  • Scoham said:
    Slightly concerning if the new owners don't have 40m to buy him out completely
    Been my concern with the Aussie bid all along that they don’t have the money needed to run the club

    I will wait and see what the official line is before getting excited

    If someone doesn’t have 40 mil to buy us out lock stock and smoking barrels then there is serious implications on them being able to make us compete in this league let alone any other ambitious plans they may think they can achieve

    That's the original Aussie bid you're thinking of, before Muir got involved, I think.
    Pay attention Pike!
  • edited May 2018
    I expect they would rather pay the bill later if this is as this it seems a speculative bid to reach the Premier league which will then provide funds for debts to be paid and or sell the club, doesn't fill one with confidence
  • I was told months and months ago that the Aussie interest was preferred but was not the most financially beneficial choice to the club going forward of the three parties

    Player sales % seems to be an ongoing trend in club sales so is not a surprise and if it’s 10% then it’s not that big a deal and I would expect there to be a buyout clause from the new owners on this aspect of the sale

    It’s a wait and see moment we all want two shit chalets gone and that moment can’t come soon enough but it’s going to be a more toned down ambition for where and how we regain a footing in the London football scene let alone anything bigger than that over the next couple of seasons especially if we don’t go up this year



  • has a price been agreed yet NLA?
  • the 10% of player sales should only be allowed for the time he was here, anyone in the academy/signed before that saggy bollock rocked up belong to CAFC
  • JamesSeed said:

    Scoham said:
    Slightly concerning if the new owners don't have 40m to buy him out completely
    Been my concern with the Aussie bid all along that they don’t have the money needed to run the club

    I will wait and see what the official line is before getting excited

    If someone doesn’t have 40 mil to buy us out lock stock and smoking barrels then there is serious implications on them being able to make us compete in this league let alone any other ambitious plans they may think they can achieve

    That's the original Aussie bid you're thinking of, before Muir got involved, I think.
    Pay attention Pike!


    Disagree James I am not referring to the AA consortium I was told that this bid had not got the money required to take us back through the leagues

    Don’t mistake personal wealth for money available to a project
  • cfgs said:

    Well hopefully this is the last time I will post this.



    Just sell the club and FUCK OFF.



    Desperately need some good news after last night so please let the takeover be confirmed soon.

    I for one will miss this eloquent prose.
    Worth a promote I reckon.
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  • There are still some juicy dates available...... http://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/80685/roland-departure-date-prediction/p19

    Gotta be next week though hasn't it!?
  • Looks too much like Rod Stewart for my liking.

    At first glance, I thought it was Barry Manilow
    He's on here isn't he?
  • We've all been aware, for some time now, that RD wanted around £40m and that nobody was stupid enough to pay that - but the stubborn idiot is determined to get it. It seems the only way for a buyer to acquire the club is to pay a lump sum up front and then drip feed the rest to him until he gets his £40m. and the Aussies seem willing to accommodate that. That's probably why they are the preferred bid. Now the devil will be in the details of the arrangement to drip feed the balance. I would guess that he will retain certain assets and then lease them back - and that the terms of the lease will mean that the assets transfer when he has got his £40m (or whatever number). Until the details are made available (if ever) then its all speculation. It does, however, mean that the club is rid of RD's influence and his only interest is that of an investor who will 'disappear' at some point. This is probably the only way we will get to see the back of him - all good as long as the asset ownership have terms agreed for their eventual transfer to the new owners.
  • JamesSeed said:

    There are still some juicy dates available...... http://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/80685/roland-departure-date-prediction/p19

    Gotta be next week though hasn't it!?

    Signed today. Two weeks for EFL to approve and announced on the Saturday I reckon. That's the 26th May by my reckoning. Whose got that date?
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  • I can't pretend to know how it works but I thought, following FIFA's ban on third party ownership, economic rights agreements regarding player transfers were a complete no-no.
  • Following last nights on pitch debacle, this off pitch news soothes the pain.
  • Well, here's another day where I'm getting absolutely fuck all work done.

    "We like to sell with Roland, cos Roland's not our mate! And when he sells the Addicks, he sells it all in EIGHT! SEVEN! SIX! (so on)"
  • If Roland is refusing to exchange until this season is resolved one way or another then potentially the exchange could take place next Monday should the team not be able to turn it around. Would certainly take some of the pain out of the result.
  • 10% of youth player sales isn't a lot, let's be honest.

    But I'd rather the full amount was paid off straight away.
  • sam3110 said:

    10% of youth player sales isn't a lot, let's be honest.

    But I'd rather the full amount was paid off straight away.

    Depends, if we sold another Joe Gomez for £3.5m thats £350k into the pocket of Roland...
  • sam3110 said:

    10% of youth player sales isn't a lot, let's be honest.

    But I'd rather the full amount was paid off straight away.

    In my eyes any deal that leaves RD lurking in the back ground is a bad deal. He needs to be gone completely.
    Paying £40m cash for Charlton in its current state is a very bad deal. Roland is legally owed that money. He wants it back and won't take much of a haircut on it and this is what's the cause of all the hold up and aggravation I suspect. How to structure the deal so that Roland gets his money and the new owner's aren't crippled by the debt. Better to pay a sensible amount up front and defer the cost over time. As long as he has no financial interest in the stadium or training ground going forward, I can live with a 10% cut on academy player sales.
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Roland Out Forever!