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The Takeover Thread - Duchatelet Finally Sells (Jan 2020)
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1578, the last outbreak of sweating sickness occurs in England.11
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happyvalley said:1577, The Great Comet can be seen from Earth.12
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AFKABartram said:PeterGage said:Taxi_Lad said:PeterGage said:Gillis said:PeterGage said:As a boycotter, I rarely watch Charlton these days. I watched the game yesterday on TV and thought they played really well; far better than 3 years ago before I ceased attending. However I find it incomprehensibly that supporters can put money in Roly's pocket at 3pm on a Saturday and then trash him on CL at 1705pm and indeed any other time...just my opinion.An opinion you (and others) have aired many, many times before, which inevitably leads to the same debate, with the same entrenched positions.I'm not sure it's productive for people on either side of this issue to keep raising it, but people inevitably will. I can't be the only person that's a little tired of it now.
A so called Charlton fan who has not watched “us” for 3 years and after watching this game refers to the team as “them”
You can put your own definition on the word "supporter". I dont have any need to justify my interpretation.
Have a good day.
And I also understand your argument. Indeed I never renewed my season ticket a couple of seasons ago as I too felt a fraud through protesting and then paying my money.
But with one side of your argument there are also other sides.
Would you not equally agree that that £25 that ‘lines Roland’s pockets’ also goes towards paying Lyle Taylor’s wages, Josh Cullen and Bielik’s loan fees, and the wages of everyone of those players that busted an absolute gut in our shirt on Saturday?
That it pays Tracey Leaburn’s wages and a whole host of long serving staff that have been here long before Roland and who many equally can’t stand what he’s done to the club?
That if more people paid their £25 than currently are the club would have a better chance of securing Joe Aribo as a Charlton player for the next 3 years?
And finally, that the badge, The Valley and heart and spirit of being ‘Charlton’ is so much more than a distant overseas man that currently owns it at this specific point in time?
It’s never straight forward and there is no convincing argument either way imo. I can’t only speak for myself and say I got back back into it and I am so so pleased that I did as I’ve loved seeing the commitment and football played by our players, particularly since Bowyer has taken over.
Some great points but Roland would still sell our best players if we got 27,000 every week.0 -
happyvalley said:1578, the last outbreak of sweating sickness occurs in England.0
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PeterGage said:AFKABartram said:PeterGage said:Taxi_Lad said:PeterGage said:Gillis said:PeterGage said:As a boycotter, I rarely watch Charlton these days. I watched the game yesterday on TV and thought they played really well; far better than 3 years ago before I ceased attending. However I find it incomprehensibly that supporters can put money in Roly's pocket at 3pm on a Saturday and then trash him on CL at 1705pm and indeed any other time...just my opinion.An opinion you (and others) have aired many, many times before, which inevitably leads to the same debate, with the same entrenched positions.I'm not sure it's productive for people on either side of this issue to keep raising it, but people inevitably will. I can't be the only person that's a little tired of it now.
A so called Charlton fan who has not watched “us” for 3 years and after watching this game refers to the team as “them”
You can put your own definition on the word "supporter". I dont have any need to justify my interpretation.
Have a good day.
And I also understand your argument. Indeed I never renewed my season ticket a couple of seasons ago as I too felt a fraud through protesting and then paying my money.
But with one side of your argument there are also other sides.
Would you not equally agree that that £25 that ‘lines Roland’s pockets’ also goes towards paying Lyle Taylor’s wages, Josh Cullen and Bielik’s loan fees, and the wages of everyone of those players that busted an absolute gut in our shirt on Saturday?
That it pays Tracey Leaburn’s wages and a whole host of long serving staff that have been here long before Roland and who many equally can’t stand what he’s done to the club?
That if more people paid their £25 than currently are the club would have a better chance of securing Joe Aribo as a Charlton player for the next 3 years?
And finally, that the badge, The Valley and heart and spirit of being ‘Charlton’ is so much more than a distant overseas man that currently owns it at this specific point in time?
It’s never straight forward and there is no convincing argument either way imo. I can’t only speak for myself and say I got back back into it and I am so so pleased that I did as I’ve loved seeing the commitment and football played by our players, particularly since Bowyer has taken over.
I accept that gate money goes towards funding our players and potentially funding the retention of Joe Aribo. However, from my perception, the bigger goal is to see the back of Roly and I believe reducing his income accelerates his departure. I understand however that others may not share my view.
I did not criticise those that still go, although I cannot understand their stance. My point was that I find it unbelievable that some on here puts money into Roly's pocket at 3pm on a Saturday and slags him off on here from 1700 onwards. Surely that is an oxymoron!
Have a good dayIt's only paradoxical if people accept your premise that reducing the club's income accelerates Roland's departure.Plenty of people don't accept that premise, and therefore see no contradiction in going to watch the team whilst being critical of the ownership.But it's been long established that these two opposing views exist on Charlton Life. And every time a poster chooses to raise the issue, it leads to the same debate, with the same entrenched positionsI understand that people wish to express which of the aforementioned views they personally hold, but I'm fairly confident that everyone that wants to do so has done so by now, probably more than once.So I can't see what people get from bringing the same issue up time and time again. As far as I can tell, the debate never progresses, people's views never change. It just seems tedious. And I'm aware of the irony of the fact that I'm now contributing to the tedium.9 -
Gillis said:PeterGage said:AFKABartram said:PeterGage said:Taxi_Lad said:PeterGage said:Gillis said:PeterGage said:As a boycotter, I rarely watch Charlton these days. I watched the game yesterday on TV and thought they played really well; far better than 3 years ago before I ceased attending. However I find it incomprehensibly that supporters can put money in Roly's pocket at 3pm on a Saturday and then trash him on CL at 1705pm and indeed any other time...just my opinion.An opinion you (and others) have aired many, many times before, which inevitably leads to the same debate, with the same entrenched positions.I'm not sure it's productive for people on either side of this issue to keep raising it, but people inevitably will. I can't be the only person that's a little tired of it now.
A so called Charlton fan who has not watched “us” for 3 years and after watching this game refers to the team as “them”
You can put your own definition on the word "supporter". I dont have any need to justify my interpretation.
Have a good day.
And I also understand your argument. Indeed I never renewed my season ticket a couple of seasons ago as I too felt a fraud through protesting and then paying my money.
But with one side of your argument there are also other sides.
Would you not equally agree that that £25 that ‘lines Roland’s pockets’ also goes towards paying Lyle Taylor’s wages, Josh Cullen and Bielik’s loan fees, and the wages of everyone of those players that busted an absolute gut in our shirt on Saturday?
That it pays Tracey Leaburn’s wages and a whole host of long serving staff that have been here long before Roland and who many equally can’t stand what he’s done to the club?
That if more people paid their £25 than currently are the club would have a better chance of securing Joe Aribo as a Charlton player for the next 3 years?
And finally, that the badge, The Valley and heart and spirit of being ‘Charlton’ is so much more than a distant overseas man that currently owns it at this specific point in time?
It’s never straight forward and there is no convincing argument either way imo. I can’t only speak for myself and say I got back back into it and I am so so pleased that I did as I’ve loved seeing the commitment and football played by our players, particularly since Bowyer has taken over.
I accept that gate money goes towards funding our players and potentially funding the retention of Joe Aribo. However, from my perception, the bigger goal is to see the back of Roly and I believe reducing his income accelerates his departure. I understand however that others may not share my view.
I did not criticise those that still go, although I cannot understand their stance. My point was that I find it unbelievable that some on here puts money into Roly's pocket at 3pm on a Saturday and slags him off on here from 1700 onwards. Surely that is an oxymoron!
Have a good dayIt's only paradoxical if people accept your premise that reducing the club's income accelerates Roland's departure.Plenty of people don't accept that premise, and therefore see no contradiction in going to watch the team whilst being critical of the ownership.But it's been long established that these two opposing views exist on Charlton Life. And every time a poster chooses to raise the issue, it leads to the same debate, with the same entrenched positionsI understand that people wish to express which of the aforementioned views they personally hold, but I'm fairly confident that everyone that wants to do so has done so by now, probably more than once.So I can't see what people get from bringing the same issue up time and time again. As far as I can tell, the debate never progresses, people's views never change. It just seems tedious. And I'm aware of the irony of the fact that I'm now contributing to the tedium.1 -
For clarity has the former banker’s offer been dimissed or can I keep a candle burning for that potential deal?1
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soapboxsam said:ShootersHillGuru said:What is the end game ?
Prague Addick?He's not that big, is he?
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KiwiValley said:For clarity has the former banker’s offer been dimissed or can I keep a candle burning for that potential deal?5
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PeterGage said:Gillis said:PeterGage said:AFKABartram said:PeterGage said:Taxi_Lad said:PeterGage said:Gillis said:PeterGage said:As a boycotter, I rarely watch Charlton these days. I watched the game yesterday on TV and thought they played really well; far better than 3 years ago before I ceased attending. However I find it incomprehensibly that supporters can put money in Roly's pocket at 3pm on a Saturday and then trash him on CL at 1705pm and indeed any other time...just my opinion.An opinion you (and others) have aired many, many times before, which inevitably leads to the same debate, with the same entrenched positions.I'm not sure it's productive for people on either side of this issue to keep raising it, but people inevitably will. I can't be the only person that's a little tired of it now.
A so called Charlton fan who has not watched “us” for 3 years and after watching this game refers to the team as “them”
You can put your own definition on the word "supporter". I dont have any need to justify my interpretation.
Have a good day.
And I also understand your argument. Indeed I never renewed my season ticket a couple of seasons ago as I too felt a fraud through protesting and then paying my money.
But with one side of your argument there are also other sides.
Would you not equally agree that that £25 that ‘lines Roland’s pockets’ also goes towards paying Lyle Taylor’s wages, Josh Cullen and Bielik’s loan fees, and the wages of everyone of those players that busted an absolute gut in our shirt on Saturday?
That it pays Tracey Leaburn’s wages and a whole host of long serving staff that have been here long before Roland and who many equally can’t stand what he’s done to the club?
That if more people paid their £25 than currently are the club would have a better chance of securing Joe Aribo as a Charlton player for the next 3 years?
And finally, that the badge, The Valley and heart and spirit of being ‘Charlton’ is so much more than a distant overseas man that currently owns it at this specific point in time?
It’s never straight forward and there is no convincing argument either way imo. I can’t only speak for myself and say I got back back into it and I am so so pleased that I did as I’ve loved seeing the commitment and football played by our players, particularly since Bowyer has taken over.
I accept that gate money goes towards funding our players and potentially funding the retention of Joe Aribo. However, from my perception, the bigger goal is to see the back of Roly and I believe reducing his income accelerates his departure. I understand however that others may not share my view.
I did not criticise those that still go, although I cannot understand their stance. My point was that I find it unbelievable that some on here puts money into Roly's pocket at 3pm on a Saturday and slags him off on here from 1700 onwards. Surely that is an oxymoron!
Have a good dayIt's only paradoxical if people accept your premise that reducing the club's income accelerates Roland's departure.Plenty of people don't accept that premise, and therefore see no contradiction in going to watch the team whilst being critical of the ownership.But it's been long established that these two opposing views exist on Charlton Life. And every time a poster chooses to raise the issue, it leads to the same debate, with the same entrenched positionsI understand that people wish to express which of the aforementioned views they personally hold, but I'm fairly confident that everyone that wants to do so has done so by now, probably more than once.So I can't see what people get from bringing the same issue up time and time again. As far as I can tell, the debate never progresses, people's views never change. It just seems tedious. And I'm aware of the irony of the fact that I'm now contributing to the tedium.
All we've established is the guy has no interest in football and no idea how to run a football club.4 -
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Airman Brown said:KiwiValley said:For clarity has the former banker’s offer been dimissed or can I keep a candle burning for that potential deal?3
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Scoham said:
It's gonna sound bad, but if this really is the case, we only have a chance of a takeover when he dies.0 -
RedChaser said:0
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Laddick01 said:RedChaser said:1
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Laddick01 said:RedChaser said:
Yeah I'm sure that it's never hereditary... :-)
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RodneyCharltonTrotta said:Laddick01 said:RedChaser said:
Yeah I'm sure that it's never hereditary... :-)
Sure he's still nuts but he's shown a willingness to negotiate and talk with other world leaders about peace... Something his father never would have.
He's even ensured the charges were dropped against his brothers alleged killer!1 -
robinofottershaw said:Airman Brown said:KiwiValley said:For clarity has the former banker’s offer been dimissed or can I keep a candle burning for that potential deal?2
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Dazzler21 said:RodneyCharltonTrotta said:Laddick01 said:RedChaser said:
Yeah I'm sure that it's never hereditary... :-)
Sure he's still nuts but he's shown a willingness to negotiate and talk with other world leaders about peace... Something his father never would have.
He's even ensured the charges were dropped against his brothers alleged killer!.
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18 months ago I was selling a classic car, probably put it up for too much in the first place and didn't reduce the price quick enough.
I didn't need the cash and as it was effectively in free storage I was sort of saving money. However in the end it had to go and I dropped the price until it sold around 14 months after first listing it for sale.
Through all this the only money I was losing was minimal due to the return I would have got had I of sold, it was only the guy selling/storing it for me getting fed up that I pushed the price down to sell it otherwise i'd have still been owner now.
I can't help but compare this to RD, he's losing more as a % of the value/investment than I was, so he must, surely, come to his senses sooner or later and reduce the price for a buyer to bite....... we live in hope.
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Airman Brown said:robinofottershaw said:Airman Brown said:KiwiValley said:For clarity has the former banker’s offer been dimissed or can I keep a candle burning for that potential deal?3
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Rob7Lee said:18 months ago I was selling a classic car, probably put it up for too much in the first place and didn't reduce the price quick enough.
I didn't need the cash and as it was effectively in free storage I was sort of saving money. However in the end it had to go and I dropped the price until it sold around 14 months after first listing it for sale.
Through all this the only money I was losing was minimal due to the return I would have got had I of sold, it was only the guy selling/storing it for me getting fed up that I pushed the price down to sell it otherwise i'd have still been owner now.
I can't help but compare this to RD, he's losing more as a % of the value/investment than I was, so he must, surely, come to his senses sooner or later and reduce the price for a buyer to bite....... we live in hope.2 -
It might help if he needed the money. His pride seems to demand he gets all his money back. Being one of the worst owners ever doesn't seem to affect his pride so much. He just blames everybody else. When he is made to look a fool or his icompetence is put out there, it does annoy him, and I think we just have to try to keep annoying him and maybe he will get up one morning and decide it isn't worth the trouble.1
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So no so none of the directors who are owed money are going to ever get their money back it seems, race to the finish line who outlives the others, and in 20 years time, this thread will still be going and the internet will finally grind to a halt, cheers Roland!0
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Off_it said:soapboxsam said:ShootersHillGuru said:What is the end game ?
Prague Addick?He's not that big, is he?
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Rob7Lee said:18 months ago I was selling a classic car, probably put it up for too much in the first place and didn't reduce the price quick enough.
I didn't need the cash and as it was effectively in free storage I was sort of saving money. However in the end it had to go and I dropped the price until it sold around 14 months after first listing it for sale.
Through all this the only money I was losing was minimal due to the return I would have got had I of sold, it was only the guy selling/storing it for me getting fed up that I pushed the price down to sell it otherwise i'd have still been owner now.
I can't help but compare this to RD, he's losing more as a % of the value/investment than I was, so he must, surely, come to his senses sooner or later and reduce the price for a buyer to bite....... we live in hope.3 -
1579, Francis Drake lands in what is now California & claims it for Elizabeth1.4
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can we not have a new thread to deal with just takeover news, all the other shit is getting very boring.6
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