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Exclusive: Crystal Palace and Charlton in battle for David Gold

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  • Henry IrvingHenry Irving
    bostock is setting the world alight at Spurs

    Watson is ripping up trees in the CCC with QPR.

    Soares. Stoke Reserves.


    All Charlton have is 9 players in their current squad plus McGinty who just went to Man Utd and the current under 16 Captain.

    Ex-youth players in the prem playing every week include Turner, Defoe, Parker and Konchesky
  • charltonkestoncharltonkeston
    So a club with no ground, no training ground, an embargo on transfers, a large debt and a youth academy respected highly in South Norwood is about to have millons injected into it.

    Its all clear to me now.
  • AddicktedAddickted
    [cite]Posted By: Henry Irving[/cite]bostock is setting the world alight at Spurs

    Watson is ripping up trees in the CCC with QPR.

    Soares. Stoke Reserves.


    All Charlton have is 9 players in their current squad plus McGinty who just went to Man Utd and the current under 16 Captain.

    Ex-youth players in the prem playing every week include Turner, Defoe, Parker and Konchesky

    Didn't a certain Lee Bowyer score at The Emirates as well this season?

    I'm sure either Paul Walsh or Scott Minto were reporting on the game for SKY.
  • JayajoshJayajosh
    Oh yes, I forgot to mention the transfer Umbongo! I think it's orange flavoured.
  • JayajoshJayajosh
    Addickted, or it might have been Paul Elliot.
  • BigRedEvilBigRedEvil
    Charlton still in frame for David Gold bid

    Friday, 27 November 2009

    By Richard Cawley

    DAVID Gold has cooled his interest in Crystal Palace - with Charlton now looking the most likely South London club he would be ready to buy.

    The former Birmingham chairman is still in negotiations over purchasing West Ham United - a club that he used to own a stake in and played for as a schoolboy.

    The Stepney-born mogul, though, has a couple of contingency plans if he cannot strike a deal for the Premier League strugglers.

    But the South London Press understands that the chances of Gold now pushing ahead with a takeover bid for Crystal Palace are slim.

    The Caterham-based owner of Ann Summers and Knickerbox is now 72 and is not keen to get involved in a long-term project.
  • SaladSalad
    Don't believe this - Palace are pants so would be an ideal tie up with some of his other business interests.
  • Friend Or DefoeFriend Or Defoe
    Plough Lane had a rule saying it couldn't be used for anything other than sport. Sam the sham soon sorted that rule out!
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