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The Takeover Thread - Duchatelet Finally Sells (Jan 2020)
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Nailedbarstool said:This comes so quickly after the transfer window and the issue with FA/EFL that I’m sure transfers papers need sign off by a Director so makes sense that SG can authorise these things0 -
Club secretary signs off transfers.barstool said:This comes so quickly after the transfer window and the issue with FA/EFL that I’m sure transfers papers need sign off by a Director so makes sense that SG can authorise these things
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It's a deserved honour for Steve Gallen who is a great guy and a great scout.
He is also a good foil for Bowyer.
And he's sharp enough to play politics when he needs to. The "Driesen still approves transfers" comment and his other comment, also at the fans forum, playing down Bowyer's frustrated comments to the SLP after no money was provided to replace Grant, show he can operate at a senior level with sharks.
At least Bromley Addicks can return to our traditional end of season meeting with a director @Tracey4 -
Is there any significance to read into this Henry? Other than a role he deserve? Did he do this for QPR once, and was it a temp role for QPR?0
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I cannot help but think our start to the season and general Bowyer, Jackson, Gallen factor has lead the mad Belgian to open his eyes to the promise land. He fancies the premier league pay day, and is doing, in his mind, his own version of backing the club.
In the very likely event we don’t get promoted you can see him pulling the plug again and we go back to where we started come next July. But let’s see what happens, this season could be exciting at least.0 -
In terms of takeover, I think not.Rudders22 said:Is there any significance to read into this Henry? Other than a role he deserve? Did he do this for QPR once, and was it a temp role for QPR?
In terms of Duchatelet doing what he could have done over five years ago IE let football people run the football, then yes.6 -
You can’t have a director who is accountable to an employee who isn’t one, so it puts him above Bowyer in the hierarchy.Henry Irving said:It's a deserved honour for Steve Gallen who is a great guy and a great scout.
He is also a good foil for Bowyer.
And he's sharp enough to play politics when he needs to. The "Driesen still approves transfers" comment and his other comment, also at the fans forum, playing down Bowyer's frustrated comments to the SLP after no money was provided to replace Grant, show he can operate at a senior level with sharks.
At least Bromley Addicks can return to our traditional end of season meeting with a director @Tracey
I suspect it’s a cost-saving measure to avoid replacing De Turck, who has gone missing since Wembley. If Gallen is overseeing the business side that’s remarkable.
It's also inept PR to allow it to leak out and prompt speculation. Looking at you, Tom...8 -
De Turck and the takeover nonsense was rumbled so that's him finished, Gallen doing a great job so well deserved. Doesn't seem like good news regarding the imminence of a takeover that's for sure but anything that helps keep the Gallen / Bowyer / Jackson combination at the club is more important than that at the moment in my eyes although that and a new owner with bundles of cash to invest would be the ideal - cue the 'I'd take relegation to the conference if it meant RD going merchants'.
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Good point about LB being an employee and SG a director. I wonder if that has been considered by RD.Airman Brown said:
You can’t have a director who is accountable to an employee who isn’t one, so it puts him above Bowyer in the hierarchy.Henry Irving said:It's a deserved honour for Steve Gallen who is a great guy and a great scout.
He is also a good foil for Bowyer.
And he's sharp enough to play politics when he needs to. The "Driesen still approves transfers" comment and his other comment, also at the fans forum, playing down Bowyer's frustrated comments to the SLP after no money was provided to replace Grant, show he can operate at a senior level with sharks.
At least Bromley Addicks can return to our traditional end of season meeting with a director @Tracey
I suspect it’s a cost-saving measure to avoid replacing De Turck, who has gone missing since Wembley. If Gallen is overseeing the business side that’s remarkable.
It's also inept PR to allow it to leak out and prompt speculation. Looking at you, Tom...
LDT not gone, or at least not yet.
It is poor PR management but I won't be surprised to hear that the Comms team weren't told.0 -
Not really a leak if it’s announced on companies house website. Also what’s the relevance of De Turk? Wasn’t he essentially a minister without portfolio.Airman Brown said:
You can’t have a director who is accountable to an employee who isn’t one, so it puts him above Bowyer in the hierarchy.Henry Irving said:It's a deserved honour for Steve Gallen who is a great guy and a great scout.
He is also a good foil for Bowyer.
And he's sharp enough to play politics when he needs to. The "Driesen still approves transfers" comment and his other comment, also at the fans forum, playing down Bowyer's frustrated comments to the SLP after no money was provided to replace Grant, show he can operate at a senior level with sharks.
At least Bromley Addicks can return to our traditional end of season meeting with a director @Tracey
I suspect it’s a cost-saving measure to avoid replacing De Turck, who has gone missing since Wembley. If Gallen is overseeing the business side that’s remarkable.
It's also inept PR to allow it to leak out and prompt speculation. Looking at you, Tom...0 - Sponsored links:
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De Turck has been de facto chief executive because all spending decisions had to be signed off by him.stop shouting said:
Not really a leak if it’s announced on companies house website. Also what’s the relevance of De Turk? Wasn’t he essentially a minister without portfolio.Airman Brown said:
You can’t have a director who is accountable to an employee who isn’t one, so it puts him above Bowyer in the hierarchy.Henry Irving said:It's a deserved honour for Steve Gallen who is a great guy and a great scout.
He is also a good foil for Bowyer.
And he's sharp enough to play politics when he needs to. The "Driesen still approves transfers" comment and his other comment, also at the fans forum, playing down Bowyer's frustrated comments to the SLP after no money was provided to replace Grant, show he can operate at a senior level with sharks.
At least Bromley Addicks can return to our traditional end of season meeting with a director @Tracey
I suspect it’s a cost-saving measure to avoid replacing De Turck, who has gone missing since Wembley. If Gallen is overseeing the business side that’s remarkable.
It's also inept PR to allow it to leak out and prompt speculation. Looking at you, Tom...
I don’t think advising Companies House as required by law amounts to an announcement. It’s allowing the story to get away from you by not giving it any context, truthful or otherwise.
It’s amateurish but of course if you work for Duchatelet it will be hard to be professional.2 -
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Great news, Gallen being a director can only be a good thing.
I’d love to know the reasoning behind this decision. Surely the club have to release a statement soon?0 -
Why is it that with Duchatalet, I am always looking for some unpleasant ulterior motive behind anything that he does.
I’d like to think this somewhat unusual and on the face of it pleasing appointment is all to the good........but with him you just don’t know, though I have to admit I can’t for the life of me see anything detrimental about it........but for me, you just can never tell what’s going on in the mind of the unpredictable and crusty old Belgian Bun.6 -
heard its going to be J.A Waldegrave - what a coup this will be - knows the game inside out and a local lad, spending his early years in the academy that is Alderwood School
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Are things about to shift around the u-bend?0
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Thomas Driesen CEO14
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??DOUCHER said:heard its going to be J.A Waldegrave - what a coup this will be - knows the game inside out and a local lad, spending his early years in the academy that is Alderwood School0 -
So when was the last sighting of Lickspittle? Pre Wembley?0
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Duchatelet is appointing Airman Brown as CEO.
Allegedly.7 -
@Airman Brown does have experience in the role as he is the Ebbsfleet Owner/Chairmanseth plum said:Duchatelet is appointing Airman Brown as CEO.
Allegedly.28 -
I assume there is good reason to believe this is genuine, and that the person who "resigned" KM on the Companies House website hasn't been busy again???0
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I know whar you mean NO1R$M but Cawley has tweeted it as well. Cawley wouldn't run with it unless he 100% knows and he has a good relationship with Gallen and Bowyer, hence the transfer updates.0
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stop shouting said:
Not really a leak if it’s announced on companies house website. Also what’s the relevance of De Turk? Wasn’t he essentially a minister without portfolio.Airman Brown said:
You can’t have a director who is accountable to an employee who isn’t one, so it puts him above Bowyer in the hierarchy.Henry Irving said:It's a deserved honour for Steve Gallen who is a great guy and a great scout.
He is also a good foil for Bowyer.
And he's sharp enough to play politics when he needs to. The "Driesen still approves transfers" comment and his other comment, also at the fans forum, playing down Bowyer's frustrated comments to the SLP after no money was provided to replace Grant, show he can operate at a senior level with sharks.
At least Bromley Addicks can return to our traditional end of season meeting with a director @Tracey
I suspect it’s a cost-saving measure to avoid replacing De Turck, who has gone missing since Wembley. If Gallen is overseeing the business side that’s remarkable.
It's also inept PR to allow it to leak out and prompt speculation. Looking at you, Tom...
More like a minister without a bloody clue!0 -
AckworthElliotCAFC said:
??DOUCHER said:heard its going to be J.A Waldegrave - what a coup this will be - knows the game inside out and a local lad, spending his early years in the academy that is Alderwood School
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1986, Charlton return to Division 1 after an absence of 29 years. Also Freddie Starr ate a live hamster.2
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