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The Takeover Thread - Duchatelet Finally Sells (Jan 2020)
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I wonder if all these people involved in the takeover that we keep hearing about encountered on trains are bumping into any of those Millwall and Pompey fans on the East Croydon line1
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I thought it was a picture taken of Lee's negotiations with the old carp Duchatelet!0
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Think you misunderstood - you always being in the wrong isn’t the same as her being always right, I think.cfgs said:
My wife is always right about everything, as for proof she told me.Croydon said:
Appreciate that JS, and in fairness I've only picked on you and Airman there because you happen to have had a memorable take over 'catchphrase'. I just don't think it's fair for anyone to dig out the likes of Doucher/JA etc when no one has actually been proved right on anything.JamesSeed said:
Croydon you have to remember that I didn’t say two weeks, I said GM thought (or hoped?) it would be done in two weeks. That was 100% the case. Wasn’t my fault it didn’t happen. Not even GM’s probably. Pretty sad that a year later people are banging on about it as if they were somehow cheated. ‘Don’t take it all so serious’.Croydon said:Not sure any 'ITK' posters should be taking the piss out of people posting rumours, even if it is JA. Those done deals and two tough weeks have hardly played out well have they?
#Snowflakes #;-)0 -
One of the greatest black adder scenes ever:)happyvalley said:1747, Samuel Johnson starts his dictionary of the English language. It was to take him 7 years to complete.5 -
Good to see Bowyer getting involved in the fish puns.6
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He is off the scaleThe Red Robin said:Good to see Bowyer getting involved in the fish puns.2 -
Let's hope he stays and ignores Roland carping on about sale terms..3
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If Roland offers Bow a tench of what he's asking I'd be surprised.AppyAddick said:Let's hope he stays and ignores Roland carping on about sale terms..
We'll end up with a cast off from another tiddler.2 -
I reckon Lee's already signed a new contract and decided to go off for a spot of fishing whilst the new owner thrash out a deal with Roly. Wouldn't that be something?13
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After a week carping about his contract, he deserves a week away from it.CAFCBell said:
He is off the scaleThe Red Robin said:Good to see Bowyer getting involved in the fish puns.1 -
The winning side! Sir Robert Munro of Foulis died at Falkirk and was given a heroes burial by the Jacobites. He was the brother of my great (x7) grandfather.Henry Irving said:
Which side was he on?bobmunro said:
One of my direct ancestors was killed at the Battle of Falkirk three months earlier - the penultimate battle on British soil.Henry Irving said:1746
Last battle fought on British Soil at Culludon where a Scot with a French accent and an army of Scots is defeated by a German with an army of Scots
The clan fought with Robert the Bruce at Bannockburn, and for the King against the Jacobites four hundred years later.
Munros - backing winners for 800 years!
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I think you're so much closer to the truth than anyone else on this threaded line.flyingkiwiDK said:I reckon Lee's already signed a new contract and decided to go off for a spot of fishing whilst the new owner thrash out a deal with Roly. Wouldn't that be something?5 -
Looks like he has gone to his favourite plaice.Mal said:
After a week carping about his contract, he deserves a week away from it.CAFCBell said:
He is off the scaleThe Red Robin said:Good to see Bowyer getting involved in the fish puns.0 -
Yes, Duncan died trying to save his brother.soapboxsam said:
Robert and Duncan, brave men to the end.Henry Irving said:
Which side was he on?bobmunro said:
One of my direct ancestors was killed at the Battle of Falkirk three months earlier - the penultimate battle on British soil.Henry Irving said:1746
Last battle fought on British Soil at Culludon where a Scot with a French accent and an army of Scots is defeated by a German with an army of Scots
Both bonny men.
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I honestly believe this to be the case. Bowyer wouldn't have gone otherwise.Dazzler21 said:
I think you're so much closer to the truth than anyone else on this threaded line.flyingkiwiDK said:I reckon Lee's already signed a new contract and decided to go off for a spot of fishing whilst the new owner thrash out a deal with Roly. Wouldn't that be something?2 -
I'd think I would flounder if I had to read 10 pages of fish puns.3
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Stop carping on for God’s sake!addick1965 said:I'd think I would flounder if I had to read 10 pages of fish puns.0 -
Edited for the obvious one that got away. 😂bobmunro said:
Stop carping on for Cod’s sake!addick1965 said:I'd think I would flounder if I had to read 10 pages of fish puns.1 -
I am sure eel feel the peacefulness of a weeks fishing0
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I'd have a dab in the gambling industry with a background like that ....oh wait a minutebobmunro said:
The winning side! Sir Robert Munro of Foulis died at Falkirk and was given a heroes burial by the Jacobites. He was the brother of my great (x7) grandfather.Henry Irving said:
Which side was he on?bobmunro said:
One of my direct ancestors was killed at the Battle of Falkirk three months earlier - the penultimate battle on British soil.Henry Irving said:1746
Last battle fought on British Soil at Culludon where a Scot with a French accent and an army of Scots is defeated by a German with an army of Scots
The clan fought with Robert the Bruce at Bannockburn, and for the King against the Jacobites four hundred years later.
Munros - backing winners for 800 years!2 -
1748, The Camberwell Beauty butterfly was named after a specimen was found there.4
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Strange - you wouldn't have thought they would name it after a container of piss!happyvalley said:1748, The Camberwell Beauty butterfly was named after a specimen was found there.4 -
Great fish puns again, reel them in for Christ's sake1
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Was trying to think of a fish pun but I’m floundering..3
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You need someone to whelk you out?LargeAddick said:Was trying to think of a fish pun but I’m floundering..0 -
Then the family started following Charltonbobmunro said:
The winning side! Sir Robert Munro of Foulis died at Falkirk and was given a heroes burial by the Jacobites. He was the brother of my great (x7) grandfather.Henry Irving said:
Which side was he on?bobmunro said:
One of my direct ancestors was killed at the Battle of Falkirk three months earlier - the penultimate battle on British soil.Henry Irving said:1746
Last battle fought on British Soil at Culludon where a Scot with a French accent and an army of Scots is defeated by a German with an army of Scots
The clan fought with Robert the Bruce at Bannockburn, and for the King against the Jacobites four hundred years later.
Munros - backing winners for 800 years!6 -
Sometimes I don't know whether to pull the Trigger on the more vague puns from the Margins or do i go with the more obvious ones that you don't need to be a brain sturgeon to get?
Either way back on the takeover subject I hope Dalman doesn't need any more time to Mullet over.
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According to accounts, CAFC made £1.34M in commercial revenue in 2017-18. By comparison here is the commercial revenue for all Championship Clubs the year before that, as supplied by SwissRamble. As one can see, CAFC enters our new division with a mammoth shortfall in commercial turnover to sign (or even re-sign) players compared to our competition. Even if we have clauses in our contracts that allow us to double our commercial contract payments (which I have not heard any evidence of), then even at £2.7M per year, we are bottom of the barrel in commercial revenue sources in The Championship. Anyone have any info on this situation or what our options are? Anyone know if more recent deals are more lucrative? Or how can get our commercial to the upper half of the division (exclusing parachuted clubs) of roughly £5-9M?
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Burton made 3m?NapaAddick said:According to accounts, CAFC made £1.34M in commercial revenue in 2017-18. By comparison here is the commercial revenue for all Championship Clubs the year before that, as supplied by SwissRamble. As one can see, CAFC enters our new division with a mammoth shortfall in commercial turnover to sign (or even re-sign) players compared to our competition. Even if we have clauses in our contracts that allow us to double our commercial contract payments (which I have not heard any evidence of), then even at £2.7M per year, we are bottom of the barrel in commercial revenue sources in The Championship. Anyone have any info on this situation or what our options are? Anyone know if more recent deals are more lucrative? Or how can get our commercial to the upper half of the division (exclusing parachuted clubs) of roughly £5-9M?
TBF selling one player could make the difference between nothing and lots?0
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