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CHARLTON SIGN NEW CEO - DANE MURPHY (p13. Oh no they don’t)
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Ask Cawley, perhaps? He does his best to provide an answer.0
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Thanks...was having a good day until you reminded me of that game.ElfsborgAddick said:2 -
DOUCHER said:I’ve been told that he was brought in for a very specific purpose rather than the usual ceo role - the person who told me unfortunately couldn’t remember what that purpose was - sounds implausible but it is trueProbably coming on as a CE but tasked with a most pressing project eg running a change programme, structuring the business to purchase the valley etc… I don’t really know what I’m talking about to be fair0
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stoneroses19 said:
Thanks...was having a good day until you reminded me of that game.ElfsborgAddick said:
That was the start of the protests.
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That's not really his background though, he's much more of a recruitment type of person rather than a Charlie Methven business person.KiwiValley said:DOUCHER said:I’ve been told that he was brought in for a very specific purpose rather than the usual ceo role - the person who told me unfortunately couldn’t remember what that purpose was - sounds implausible but it is trueProbably coming on as a CE but tasked with a most pressing project eg running a change programme, structuring the business to purchase the valley etc… I don’t really know what I’m talking about to be fair0 -
Been told by a friend that Vitesse have lost they licence to play football.
So Danes old club no longer in business at the moment.0 -
That comes as no surprise. They were taken over by a certain Coley Parry in 2022 who has a very bad record and failed the owners and director's test of the Dutch FA. They lost their livcense in summer 2024 but kept it in an appeal.Lewis Coaches said:Been told by a friend that Vitesse have lost they licence to play football.
So Danes old club no longer in business at the moment.
Believe Murphy took over with four others after that at the eleventh hour in 2024 and was CEO for 2 months or so in 2025. Does not look good on him but don't think he is to blame for them losing their license, could see that coming from 100 miles away. Apparently they have now lost their license because they failed to deliver on promises made in 2024 even before their takeover.
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Odd that there is still no announcement on this one? I think Jones credited "Jim"( Rodwell?) with how hard he has been working on transfers in the post Dartford interview. Doesn't sound like Murphy is involved at all or will be anytime soon1
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He’s not in post yetDessieValley said:Odd that there is still no announcement on this one? I think Jones credited "Jim"( Rodwell?) with how hard he has been working on transfers in the post Dartford interview. Doesn't sound like Murphy is involved at all or will be anytime soon0 -
I think that’s the whole point of the discussion. Why ? It was announced over a month ago.AberystwythAddick said:
He’s not in post yetDessieValley said:Odd that there is still no announcement on this one? I think Jones credited "Jim"( Rodwell?) with how hard he has been working on transfers in the post Dartford interview. Doesn't sound like Murphy is involved at all or will be anytime soon4 -
Indeed it is rather strange to have someone, expected to have a major role in our player recruitment, completely absent from the summer window.5
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On the 10th June, it was announced that his employment was subject to passing the almighty EFL's owners and directors test. Not heard anything since.0
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Which suggests the EFL are still going through the process. His overseas connections most likely slowing things down.mendonca said:On the 10th June, it was announced that his employment was subject to passing the almighty EFL's owners and directors test. Not heard anything since.
Sure he can do some work on a "consultancy" basis in the meantime4 -
Working on a “consultancy” basis is a total no no under the EFL regulations while undergoing the tests.Henry Irving said:
Which suggests the EFL are still going through the process. His overseas connections most likely slowing things down.mendonca said:On the 10th June, it was announced that his employment was subject to passing the almighty EFL's owners and directors test. Not heard anything since.
Sure he can do some work on a "consultancy" basis in the meantime1 -
Which is why Jones credited Big Jim 😉Weegie Addick said:
Working on a “consultancy” basis is a total no no under the EFL regulations while undergoing the tests.Henry Irving said:
Which suggests the EFL are still going through the process. His overseas connections most likely slowing things down.mendonca said:On the 10th June, it was announced that his employment was subject to passing the almighty EFL's owners and directors test. Not heard anything since.
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Surely 5 weeks is long enough to investigate the last 2 years of his life?Henry Irving said:
Which suggests the EFL are still going through the process. His overseas connections most likely slowing things down.mendonca said:On the 10th June, it was announced that his employment was subject to passing the almighty EFL's owners and directors test. Not heard anything since.
Sure he can do some work on a "consultancy" basis in the meantime
I say 2 years because until 2023 he was at Forest, and obviously passed a test for that role.4 -
They got far better things to do at the EFL like constantly pushing back any outcomes of rule breaches for Sheffield Wednesday, and the constant arse-licking and ball-tickling of the Premier League that they do1
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Which makes it all the more puzzling why it has taken so long.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Surely 5 weeks is long enough to investigate the last 2 years of his life?Henry Irving said:
Which suggests the EFL are still going through the process. His overseas connections most likely slowing things down.mendonca said:On the 10th June, it was announced that his employment was subject to passing the almighty EFL's owners and directors test. Not heard anything since.
Sure he can do some work on a "consultancy" basis in the meantime
I say 2 years because until 2023 he was at Forest, and obviously passed a test for that role.0 - Sponsored links:
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Would he need a work permit?0
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Not to defend the pathetic scum of the EFL; and I’m sure this delay is cos they’re picking their noses on a sun lounger somewhere at the moment rather than doing anything productive
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equally, in the (probably unlikely) event that this delay is because they are actually doing a robust and thorough Directors and owners test, then quite frankly given our past experiences we should be celebrating and endorsing that fact.The club could still have its own ground and we might have had a very different last few years if these protocols had existed a few years back5 -
Think the slight difference is Murphy’s already done the exact same role for 2 different English clubs and was valued very very highly and did a good job. Can appreciate it’s important to make sure but surely should have been a formality for someone like him rather than random Arabs no one has ever heard of who are trying to be owners rather than a CEOpaulsturgess said:Not to defend the pathetic scum of the EFL; and I’m sure this delay is cos they’re picking their noses on a sun lounger somewhere at the moment rather than doing anything productive
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equally, in the (probably unlikely) event that this delay is because they are actually doing a robust and thorough Directors and owners test, then quite frankly given our past experiences we should be celebrating and endorsing that fact.The club could still have its own ground and we might have had a very different last few years if these protocols had existed a few years back1 -
Approving somebody based on a bit of basic google research and some forest fan forums is exactly what the EFL shouldn’t be doing.Crispywood said:
Think the slight difference is Murphy’s already done the exact same role for 2 different English clubs and was valued very very highly and did a good job. Can appreciate it’s important to make sure but surely should have been a formality for someone like him rather than random Arabs no one has ever heard of who are trying to be owners rather than a CEOpaulsturgess said:Not to defend the pathetic scum of the EFL; and I’m sure this delay is cos they’re picking their noses on a sun lounger somewhere at the moment rather than doing anything productive
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equally, in the (probably unlikely) event that this delay is because they are actually doing a robust and thorough Directors and owners test, then quite frankly given our past experiences we should be celebrating and endorsing that fact.The club could still have its own ground and we might have had a very different last few years if these protocols had existed a few years backI’m sure he’s fine, but repeating my
previous message. I’d rather everyone with substantial influence in football clubs was being scrutinised to the Nth degree
Football is a corrupt and sordid industry awash with wrong ‘uns and naive or deluded associates of wrong ‘uns, all desperate for the next pound or penny they can get their hands on at any cost.
The stakes are too high and there are way too many conmen, chancers with big promises and one hit wonder know it alls out there.9 -
I hope he's not working as a shadow director, or in an ad hoc, agency or consultancy basis while awaiting the ODT. It would be typical for Charlton to receive ODT approval for the new CEO and then immediately face sanctions because he's been working prior to the approval coming through.0
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Would that be typical for Charlton @Chizz?Chizz said:I hope he's not working as a shadow director, or in an ad hoc, agency or consultancy basis while awaiting the ODT. It would be typical for Charlton to receive ODT approval for the new CEO and then immediately face sanctions because he's been working prior to the approval coming through.0 -
Typical, avoidable bad luckmendonca said:
Would that be typical for Charlton @Chizz?Chizz said:I hope he's not working as a shadow director, or in an ad hoc, agency or consultancy basis while awaiting the ODT. It would be typical for Charlton to receive ODT approval for the new CEO and then immediately face sanctions because he's been working prior to the approval coming through.1 -
Well his Linked-in profile says he is an independant consultant...so probably (at the moment) freelance. If he is doing some consultancy for the club working for himself I wouldn't have thought it would be a problem as long as he isn't signing stuff as CEO.Chizz said:I hope he's not working as a shadow director, or in an ad hoc, agency or consultancy basis while awaiting the ODT. It would be typical for Charlton to receive ODT approval for the new CEO and then immediately face sanctions because he's been working prior to the approval coming through.0 -
It would almost certainly be an issue.CafcWest said:
Well his Linked-in profile says he is an independant consultant...so probably (at the moment) freelance. If he is doing some consultancy for the club working for himself I wouldn't have thought it would be a problem as long as he isn't signing stuff as CEO.Chizz said:I hope he's not working as a shadow director, or in an ad hoc, agency or consultancy basis while awaiting the ODT. It would be typical for Charlton to receive ODT approval for the new CEO and then immediately face sanctions because he's been working prior to the approval coming through.
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I think the club are rightly being very careful on this.1
