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Paul Elliott statement
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Is he a Charlton fan? NO.
Has he an association or affection for SE London? NO
Does he have £15-20m proof and source of funds? NO
If he did, would he risk it on CAFC with uncertain and unlikely future revenue streams? NOT A CHANCE IN HELL.
Does he live in the Manchester Triangle? YES
Is he a known associate of Chris Farnell? YES
Can he afford a Pound to buyout Nimer & Southall on paper? YES
Is he a would-be stooge owner? YES
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Good to know that Elliot feels our pain.....As if - just how big a collection of mugs does he take us for ?
His statement comprises six paragraphs of insincere waffle, followed by an assertion that "I put money in to keep the club running in May and in June and will continue to do so." As Henry says, why on earth would anyone put their personal money into a business that they do not own - as was acknowledged in the Manchester High Court last Friday ?
Perhaps what he meant to say was that the undisclosed principals of the consortium which I front have procured a short term loan to cover three or so months wages. If that is, indeed, the case, I fear the rate of interest will be somewhat higher than the best current easy access rate of 1.16%. Let us hope that any interest is not comparable to the utterly extortionate and punitive rates which Steve Dale saddled Bury with. There was, I think, more than a slight clue about this funding in one of Nimer's pronouncements - I think it was via one of his Romanian colleagues, rather than an intemperate late night Instagram - in which it was said that any funds introduced would have to be via a loan, given Southall's "continued involvement". That involvement had to be as a shareholder, given Southall's prior dismissal as executive chairman and director.
No word whatsoever from Elliot on the real nub of the issue - the source and sufficiency of funds, which has been dragging on for an interminable eight months. Just some words of sophistry about how he and his colleagues (whoever they are) will be explaining everything to the supporters once everything is hunky dory with the EFL.
Incidentally, good to see that heat is being applied to Farnell. I seem to recall him saying early in the year that Nimer would be introducing funds "in accordance with the business plan, rather than when Mr Southall demands them". I wonder whatever happened to that document ?
When trying to flip Bury following his purchase of the club for £1 (an eerie similarity here), Steve Dale was reportedly demanding £2million for his "time and resources".
I wonder where ESI got the idea for this acquisition from ?
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Cardinal Sin said:Is he a Charlton fan? NO.
Has he an association or affection for SE London? NO
Does he have £15-20m proof and source of funds? NO
If he did, would he risk it on CAFC with uncertain and unlikely future revenue streams? NOT A CHANCE IN HELL.
Does he live in the Manchester Triangle? YES
Is he a known associate of Chris Farnell? YES
Can he afford a Pound to buyout Nimer & Southall on paper? YES
Is he a would-be stooge owner? YES
There is a credible alternative out there and this is not it.
Under Elliot, Nimer, Southall, Farnell, Bassini and any other scheister who comes along with false 'long term stability' claims, things will not end well for our football club.9 -
Slater used to say that stuff. 'I am putting in a million pounds a month' didn't he?
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He looks like he could be a contestant on Come Dine With Me or a disgruntled b&b owner on 4 in a Bed who’s just found out someone has paid him £85 a night instead of the £95 he charges for the room3
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Covered End said:Swisdom said:Radical thought - how about we give PE the benefit of the doubt for now. It's not as though we are swimming in options right now.
Everyone is slagging him off for not saying anything - it seems there is something going on that he cannot yet speak about. He gives a few tidbits and everyone is slagging him off.
Right now we need the EFL to sort their shit out - absolutely critical. And then we need to start looking at next season - the management, the squad etc. If someone doesn't want to be in League 1 then so be it - goodbye and thanks. But we don't have time to dwell.
I know several people who have met PE now and nobody had a bad word to say. I quote "he came in to the office and stopped at everyone's desk, spoke to them and asked how they were and what their role at the club is. He seems a genuine nice bloke." In comparison the same person said of Southall "He would march in, ignore everyone and demand a cup of tea".
I dare say I'll get grief from the usual suspects on here and get labelled an apologist once again (like when I said of Roland "it may be better the devil you know") but so be it. Sometimes there is so much misinformation spread it distorts peoples views of what is really happening.
I regard the statement as a step in the right direction but now is the time for actions and not just fluffy words
Or is it once bitten and now nothing other than the utipoia of Varney and a (as good as) billionaire is good enough?
That's not a dig at you, it's an observation of a lot of people.
I think your right on this one but many "lifers of high regard" swallowed Roland, the spivs and Southall. Some 3 out of 3, some 1 or 2. Now many of the same people are fighting battles that don't exist with shadows.
Now @Swisdom makes first hand observations and get the a load of stick for it.
For what it's worth PE probably is a nice guy, probably has no money, and is probably as confused as most of us. I bet not even he knows the all the reasons he is here.2 -
If that's not a dig at me & the majority of CAFC supporters I don't know what is.
That's me done for the night.
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sillav nitram said:MartinCAFC said:I wouldn't read too much into Bowyer's comments about PE putting money into the club, wouldn't surprise me if it was the advancement of money from the EFL that got us through the rest of the season and then funding going forward from any player worth anything like Phillips, Doughty etc which seemed to be clear based on Bowyer's comments that anyone worth anything will be sold.
Bowyer has made positive noises previously about RD which many of us just put down to Bowyer trying to butter RD up for a better budget.
Until the transfer embargo is lifted I want anyone connected with ESI gone out of the club completely.0 -
Covered End said:If that's not a dig at me & the majority of CAFC supporters I don't know what is.
That's me done for the night.
Of course I don't think Elliott is the real deal, but don't shit on the person saying he maybe. Because the last 3 owners made a lot of people look like tits.0 -
Macronate said:Been stung too many times recently.
Mother Theresa could’ve put that statement out and I still wouldn’t believe a word of it.
Only actions happened under their watch so far is a protracted EFL approval, relegation and more confusion and opaqueness whilst a lawyer communicates selectively in legalesse on twitter.
How anyone can give this mob the benefit is beyond me.
Proper hardcore fans from Airman to NLA and Dodger cynical to the hilt over this current lot but because they're (Elliot at al) apparently nice blokes they're worth giving a go after all that's gone on and the connections with the previous version and negative history with other clubs.
Really is beyond belief.
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As I have said before, a bloke called Elliott based in the north has involvement in property, it's just not necessarily astute and not the kind of interest anyone likes.1
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Cafc43v3r said:Covered End said:If that's not a dig at me & the majority of CAFC supporters I don't know what is.
That's me done for the night.
Of course I don't think Elliott is the real deal, but don't shit on the person saying he maybe. Because the last 3 owners made a lot of people look like tits.
Their words are as worthless as the next fans , which include yours and mine even though we are more right than wrong because we don’t wear rose tinted glasses .
It’s all about opinions and whether I suspected previous owners were shit or not my own mantra is they are all c***s till proven otherwise and of course nothing has been proven so far with our current bullshitter fronting up the invisible consortium and money .5 -
shuffs67 said:What happen if Paul Elliot fails to pass the ELF fit and proper person test
What he will surely fail though, is when they ask him to show proof and source of funds.0 -
shuffs67 said:What happen if Paul Elliot fails to pass the ELF fit and proper person test2
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ForeverAddickted said:shuffs67 said:What happen if Paul Elliot fails to pass the ELF fit and proper person test11
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Paper work for Paul Elliott has not been presented to the EFL. See the takeover thread.0
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If you don't present the paperwork, you can't fail the test. Has Nimer failed the test? The only thing that is true is that neither has passed the test! It seems to be the same stalling approach just moved on to another person.0
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Farnell still clearly dictating how things get put out in the media. Look at the BBC report on Elliott's statement.
'Hammersmith born Elliott'BBC News - Charlton Athletic: New owner Paul Elliott says his is committed despite relegation0 -
AndyG said:Swisdom said:Radical thought - how about we give PE the benefit of the doubt for now. It's not as though we are swimming in options right now.
Everyone is slagging him off for not saying anything - it seems there is something going on that he cannot yet speak about. He gives a few tidbits and everyone is slagging him off.
Right now we need the EFL to sort their shit out - absolutely critical. And then we need to start looking at next season - the management, the squad etc. If someone doesn't want to be in League 1 then so be it - goodbye and thanks. But we don't have time to dwell.
I know several people who have met PE now and nobody had a bad word to say. I quote "he came in to the office and stopped at everyone's desk, spoke to them and asked how they were and what their role at the club is. He seems a genuine nice bloke." In comparison the same person said of Southall "He would march in, ignore everyone and demand a cup of tea".
I dare say I'll get grief from the usual suspects on here and get labelled an apologist once again (like when I said of Roland "it may be better the devil you know") but so be it. Sometimes there is so much misinformation spread it distorts peoples views of what is really happening.
I regard the statement as a step in the right direction but now is the time for actions and not just fluffy words0 -
DOUCHER said:AndyG said:Swisdom said:Radical thought - how about we give PE the benefit of the doubt for now. It's not as though we are swimming in options right now.
Everyone is slagging him off for not saying anything - it seems there is something going on that he cannot yet speak about. He gives a few tidbits and everyone is slagging him off.
Right now we need the EFL to sort their shit out - absolutely critical. And then we need to start looking at next season - the management, the squad etc. If someone doesn't want to be in League 1 then so be it - goodbye and thanks. But we don't have time to dwell.
I know several people who have met PE now and nobody had a bad word to say. I quote "he came in to the office and stopped at everyone's desk, spoke to them and asked how they were and what their role at the club is. He seems a genuine nice bloke." In comparison the same person said of Southall "He would march in, ignore everyone and demand a cup of tea".
I dare say I'll get grief from the usual suspects on here and get labelled an apologist once again (like when I said of Roland "it may be better the devil you know") but so be it. Sometimes there is so much misinformation spread it distorts peoples views of what is really happening.
I regard the statement as a step in the right direction but now is the time for actions and not just fluffy words1 - Sponsored links:
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DOUCHER said:AndyG said:Swisdom said:Radical thought - how about we give PE the benefit of the doubt for now. It's not as though we are swimming in options right now.
Everyone is slagging him off for not saying anything - it seems there is something going on that he cannot yet speak about. He gives a few tidbits and everyone is slagging him off.
Right now we need the EFL to sort their shit out - absolutely critical. And then we need to start looking at next season - the management, the squad etc. If someone doesn't want to be in League 1 then so be it - goodbye and thanks. But we don't have time to dwell.
I know several people who have met PE now and nobody had a bad word to say. I quote "he came in to the office and stopped at everyone's desk, spoke to them and asked how they were and what their role at the club is. He seems a genuine nice bloke." In comparison the same person said of Southall "He would march in, ignore everyone and demand a cup of tea".
I dare say I'll get grief from the usual suspects on here and get labelled an apologist once again (like when I said of Roland "it may be better the devil you know") but so be it. Sometimes there is so much misinformation spread it distorts peoples views of what is really happening.
I regard the statement as a step in the right direction but now is the time for actions and not just fluffy words3 -
And who is paying the banker?0
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AndyG said:grumpyaddick said:A cardboard cut out Chairman for a cardboard cut out club.
Complete joker.
Any other waisters from the Chester area fancy having a go ?0 -
DOUCHER said:AndyG said:Swisdom said:Radical thought - how about we give PE the benefit of the doubt for now. It's not as though we are swimming in options right now.
Everyone is slagging him off for not saying anything - it seems there is something going on that he cannot yet speak about. He gives a few tidbits and everyone is slagging him off.
Right now we need the EFL to sort their shit out - absolutely critical. And then we need to start looking at next season - the management, the squad etc. If someone doesn't want to be in League 1 then so be it - goodbye and thanks. But we don't have time to dwell.
I know several people who have met PE now and nobody had a bad word to say. I quote "he came in to the office and stopped at everyone's desk, spoke to them and asked how they were and what their role at the club is. He seems a genuine nice bloke." In comparison the same person said of Southall "He would march in, ignore everyone and demand a cup of tea".
I dare say I'll get grief from the usual suspects on here and get labelled an apologist once again (like when I said of Roland "it may be better the devil you know") but so be it. Sometimes there is so much misinformation spread it distorts peoples views of what is really happening.
I regard the statement as a step in the right direction but now is the time for actions and not just fluffy words
The fact that they set up Staunch Partners at the back end of November last year also supports those who believe that the whole sale from RD is/was a set up.1 -
limeygent said:The guy came out and made a statement he didn't have to make. I'm as skeptical as anyone after everything that's happened, but I'm also an optimist, so willing to wait and see what happens next before slagging him off.3
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Airman Brown said:DOUCHER said:I'm as pessimistic as the next person after all the shite but I have to agree with the above and say give the bloke time. It seems he has had a meeting with LB. No resignation statement yet from LB. Why ? If he thought it was just a load of bollocks I'm sure he would have walked by now. Maybe PE is just fronting someone ? Question is who ? As I keep saying someone has put £1.5m in recently to keep admin at bay with from what I can see little chance on getting it back.0
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Addickted said:DOUCHER said:AndyG said:Swisdom said:Radical thought - how about we give PE the benefit of the doubt for now. It's not as though we are swimming in options right now.
Everyone is slagging him off for not saying anything - it seems there is something going on that he cannot yet speak about. He gives a few tidbits and everyone is slagging him off.
Right now we need the EFL to sort their shit out - absolutely critical. And then we need to start looking at next season - the management, the squad etc. If someone doesn't want to be in League 1 then so be it - goodbye and thanks. But we don't have time to dwell.
I know several people who have met PE now and nobody had a bad word to say. I quote "he came in to the office and stopped at everyone's desk, spoke to them and asked how they were and what their role at the club is. He seems a genuine nice bloke." In comparison the same person said of Southall "He would march in, ignore everyone and demand a cup of tea".
I dare say I'll get grief from the usual suspects on here and get labelled an apologist once again (like when I said of Roland "it may be better the devil you know") but so be it. Sometimes there is so much misinformation spread it distorts peoples views of what is really happening.
I regard the statement as a step in the right direction but now is the time for actions and not just fluffy words
The fact that they set up Staunch Partners at the back end of November last year also supports those who believe that the whole sale from RD is/was a set up.0 -
I believe so0
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EveshamAddick said:
Snotgobblingdonkeyrapistsonofacrackwhore0 -
If the club needs stability in ownership, pass the F*ing tests!0