Takeover Question what would you prefer?

All_Thaid_Up

2 groups are interested in Charlton (hypothetical!!).

1. Lead by a long standing fan, regular face to many but fronts a consortium who could save the club, keep it running but would not be able to invest money to get to the next level unless they raised ticket prices, would rely on the manager to wheel and deal and use youth to get to the next level.

2. Billioniare no attachment to Charlton, but sees a good investment and return. Is willing to invest large amounts to get Charlton in to the premiership, move to Pennisula and then cash out.

Faced with the 2 choices which would you support??

Absurdistan

2)

nth_london_addick

1

redsek

2.

Shrew

1

BIG_ROB

Bit of both

BIG_ROB

......1, on its own is what should be happening at the moment. Leave aside the owners being fans

GravesendAddick

Both just get rid of the knobs we got in charge now

ValleyTalkBlog

1)

ShootersHillGuru

2 then 1

DaveMehmet

1, but he then wins the euro millions 6 weeks in a row.

Henry Irving

2 who then sells to 1

Richard J

1.Although,I am not sure such people exist any more certainly those who would have the resources to get us back in the EPL

Brendan_O_Connell

1. But someone with a good business experience/background who will strategically grow the club and improve its revenue streams.

Elthamaddick

2 pls

seriously_red

1 the only real chance for fan participation

shine166

2

Bubble

2) A passion or love can be created much easier than a billion £'s can

Kap10

1. Because to me viability in the Championship is more important than being in the Premiership and having to sell our soul to mercenaries, agents and plastic supporters

thenewbie

1.5, somewhere in the middle

charente addick

Kap10 said:

1. Because to me viability in the Championship is more important than being in the Premiership and having to sell our soul to mercenaries, agents and plastic supporters

Is there any such thing as viability in the Championship these days? - it seems to me that if you're not prepared to run at a whopping loss (due to half decent player's wages) then you're likely to get relegated.

pettgra

After visiting the Vatican, I would like the Pope to take us over. That organisation is seriously seriously loaded!

charente addick

pettgra said:

After visiting the Vatican, I would like the Pope to take us over. That organisation is seriously seriously loaded!

wouldn't get through Divine Diligence

Kap10

charente addick said:

Kap10 said:

1. Because to me viability in the Championship is more important than being in the Premiership and having to sell our soul to mercenaries, agents and plastic supporters

Is there any such thing as viability in the Championship these days? - it seems to me that if you're not prepared to run at a whopping loss (due to half decent player's wages) then you're likely to get relegated.

I suppose you are right, but I have the utopian dream that the Premiership pisses off and we are left with real football, the markets equalise, resulting in lower wages, clubs become viable!

pettgra

charente addick said:

pettgra said:

After visiting the Vatican, I would like the Pope to take us over. That organisation is seriously seriously loaded!

wouldn't get through Divine Diligence

Ouch! If they did, I would like the idea that his eminence would be praying for three points. Would that go down as match fixing?

Davo55

2

Then 1

Then me

Bedsaddick

2

SotonAddick

2

kings hill addick

2. I don't like it, but it is the only viable solution.

Henry Irving

No one going for

3. Stick with the current lot who are doing a great job, then? ; - )

seth plum

1