The Takeover Thread - Duchatelet Finally Sells (Jan 2020)

cfgs said:

Henry Irving said:

http://forum.charltonlife.com/profile/MelbourneRed

http://forum.charltonlife.com/profile/wightaddick

We are being bought by the people from an island, it is simply a lot smaller and closer than Australia, but it is in a southerly direction from Charlton.

Valley11 said:

The last six pages of this thread got me power-scrolling again, only stopping for big likes on posts.
Where do you boys find the time!?

Rothko said:

the lack of any news from anyone is concerning. Is there nothing from any party?

blackpool72 said:

It ain't happening.

Dippenhall said:

catfordmorry said:

Valley11 said:

The last six pages of this thread got me power-scrolling again, only stopping for big likes on posts.
Where do you boys find the time!?

I’m on the train from Birmingham to Euston trying to catch up on this thread. The train is travelling faster than I can read though.

According to the theory of relativity you will arrive in Euston before the post has been posted.

LargeAddick said:

Oggy Red said:

Lincsaddick said:

Oggy Red said:

Henry Irving said:

Airman Brown said:

They are Plymouth directors. The grey-haired one is Michael Dunford, their chief executive.

So we are being bought by the Plymouth owners and will ground share at Home Park.

Huge potential to build a bigger stadium, large catchment area too.

Assume a merger as Charlton Argyle is the next logical and essential step.

You unicorn lovers will complain but we have to move to be successful in the premier league, there is no other way.

@Oggy Red and @charente addick will be happy.

And you'll get more than 14 chips and a proper Cornish pasty.

you'd be the wrong side of the Tamar for that

Good spot, Lincs.

Outside the ground, I believe they're Ivor Dewdney's pasties, made in Plymouth - so you'd be right, but I find them fine.
Their bakery is only a mile or so from the border at the River Tamar, but by definition not quite Cornish.

Ginsters, who sponsor Argyle and whose pasties can be bought in the ground, are made in Callington in Cornwall - so at least qualify as "Cornish"
But you don't want to be buying one of they, down here living in Cornwall, we regard them as factory produced supermarket fodder .... 'tis not a proper pasty, boy.

Rowes or even Warren's make a much better Cornish pasty, but I really like Chough's in Padstow, baked on the premises.
http://www.thechoughbakery.co.uk/

Yep, Chough’s in Padstow the best I’ve ever had. And I’ve had a few :-))

LargeAddick said:

Oggy Red said:

Lincsaddick said:

Oggy Red said:

Henry Irving said:

Airman Brown said:

They are Plymouth directors. The grey-haired one is Michael Dunford, their chief executive.

So we are being bought by the Plymouth owners and will ground share at Home Park.

Huge potential to build a bigger stadium, large catchment area too.

Assume a merger as Charlton Argyle is the next logical and essential step.

You unicorn lovers will complain but we have to move to be successful in the premier league, there is no other way.

@Oggy Red and @charente addick will be happy.

And you'll get more than 14 chips and a proper Cornish pasty.

you'd be the wrong side of the Tamar for that

Good spot, Lincs.

Outside the ground, I believe they're Ivor Dewdney's pasties, made in Plymouth - so you'd be right, but I find them fine.
Their bakery is only a mile or so from the border at the River Tamar, but by definition not quite Cornish.

Ginsters, who sponsor Argyle and whose pasties can be bought in the ground, are made in Callington in Cornwall - so at least qualify as "Cornish"
But you don't want to be buying one of they, down here living in Cornwall, we regard them as factory produced supermarket fodder .... 'tis not a proper pasty, boy.

Rowes or even Warren's make a much better Cornish pasty, but I really like Chough's in Padstow, baked on the premises.
http://www.thechoughbakery.co.uk/

Yep, Chough’s in Padstow the best I’ve ever had. And I’ve had a few :-))

Coyotejohn1947 said:

Given that this thread is now the repository of anything and everything from the theory of relativity to Cornish pasties I would like to pose the following question:

In the manner of the Schrodinger's cat experiment - is the takeover simultaneously both alive and dead?

Henry Irving said:

you can check but you can never leave

killerandflash said:

Oggy Red said:

Lincsaddick said:

Oggy Red said:

Henry Irving said:

Airman Brown said:

They are Plymouth directors. The grey-haired one is Michael Dunford, their chief executive.

So we are being bought by the Plymouth owners and will ground share at Home Park.

Huge potential to build a bigger stadium, large catchment area too.

Assume a merger as Charlton Argyle is the next logical and essential step.

You unicorn lovers will complain but we have to move to be successful in the premier league, there is no other way.

@Oggy Red and @charente addick will be happy.

And you'll get more than 14 chips and a proper Cornish pasty.

you'd be the wrong side of the Tamar for that

Good spot, Lincs.

Outside the ground, I believe they're Ivor Dewdney's pasties, made in Plymouth - so you'd be right, but I find them fine.
Their bakery is only a mile or so from the border at the River Tamar, but by definition not quite Cornish.

Ginsters, who sponsor Argyle and whose pasties can be bought in the ground, are made in Callington in Cornwall - so at least qualify as "Cornish"
But you don't want to be buying one of they, down here living in Cornwall, we regard them as factory produced supermarket fodder .... 'tis not a proper pasty, boy.

Rowes or even Warren's make a much better Cornish pasty, but I really like Chough's in Padstow, baked on the premises.
http://www.thechoughbakery.co.uk/

Chough's are very good, but I've had nice pasties all over Cornwall. Pasties in Padstow (like everything else there) are more expensive too!

lolwray said:

killerandflash said:

Oggy Red said:

Lincsaddick said:

Oggy Red said:

Henry Irving said:

Airman Brown said:

They are Plymouth directors. The grey-haired one is Michael Dunford, their chief executive.

So we are being bought by the Plymouth owners and will ground share at Home Park.

Huge potential to build a bigger stadium, large catchment area too.

Assume a merger as Charlton Argyle is the next logical and essential step.

You unicorn lovers will complain but we have to move to be successful in the premier league, there is no other way.

@Oggy Red and @charente addick will be happy.

And you'll get more than 14 chips and a proper Cornish pasty.

you'd be the wrong side of the Tamar for that

Good spot, Lincs.

Outside the ground, I believe they're Ivor Dewdney's pasties, made in Plymouth - so you'd be right, but I find them fine.
Their bakery is only a mile or so from the border at the River Tamar, but by definition not quite Cornish.

Ginsters, who sponsor Argyle and whose pasties can be bought in the ground, are made in Callington in Cornwall - so at least qualify as "Cornish"
But you don't want to be buying one of they, down here living in Cornwall, we regard them as factory produced supermarket fodder .... 'tis not a proper pasty, boy.

Rowes or even Warren's make a much better Cornish pasty, but I really like Chough's in Padstow, baked on the premises.
http://www.thechoughbakery.co.uk/

Chough's are very good, but I've had nice pasties all over Cornwall. Pasties in Padstow (like everything else there) are more expensive too!

Presume it's pronounced chuff ...like the bird ...I once got chatting to a lady in north Wales who ran a bird sanctuary who told me with a straight face that she was longing to show me her chuff.

Ps hope this is a move away from pasties and to suggestive bird names

cafcwill said:

So Muir has sold more of his old businesses property.

Could mean nothing, could mean everything

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