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Charlton publish 23/24 Accounts

Charlie boy fails miserably
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  • £750k severance pay! Please tell me not a penny of that went to Southall 

  • Total losses £75m


  • £750k severance pay! Please tell me not a penny of that went to Southall 
    The sacking of Apppleton, I would say.
  • £750k severance pay! Please tell me not a penny of that went to Southall 
    The sacking of Apppleton, I would say.
    And possibly Holden too
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  • edited April 11
    Imagine how bad the financial results would have been, if someone from the North East was running the club.
    What do say Charlie boy?
  • No surprise Charlie Boy has departed then, wonder if anyone will be along to support him now.
  • £1.9m on signings feels steep. Assuming there's some big signing on fees wrapped in there? 
  • The 71.5m of losses are over how long a time period?
  • Would the revenue in 23-24 dropping 10% be largely down to us having the cup run and game at Old Trafford in 22-23?
  • So in summary, in this groups first year of operating turnover was down and annual losses rose £9.5m to £13.9m 

    Excellent work Charlie & co. Strange how none of the PowerPoint slides ever suggested that. 
    Hence why the January transfer window was all about "slimming" down the squad. 

    Next will be player sales in the summer.

    Different financial year
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  • supaclive said:
    I am surprised why anybody is shocked
    There is no way Methven would have been involved without a massive salary attached.

    Lost MORE than previous years.

    I mean those who questioned their financial plans as very difficult to achieve can see in black and white their total mismanagement.   

    Nothing Charlton surprises me.
    It’s not mismanagement if this was the plan.

    you have to invest to get out of the league which is what they’ve done on  and off the pitch. 

    If they hadn’t we’d all be complaining it was the same old same old.

    now they have done it’s now management?


  • So in summary, in this groups first year of operating turnover was down and annual losses rose £9.5m to £13.9m 

    Excellent work Charlie & co. Strange how none of the PowerPoint slides ever suggested that. 
    Hence why the January transfer window was all about "slimming" down the squad. 

    Next will be player sales in the summer.

    Different financial year.
    Yes I know, but the books have to be balanced somewhere along the line. You dont just write off a growing debt just because you've gone into a new fiscal year. Just ask Rachel.Reeves 😀.
    They don’t have to be if there was an agreement up front to invest in promotion. 

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