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  • We must be approaching sufficient grounds for sectioning M.Duchatelet
  • edited April 2016
    Trying to move Solly out because of his wages. No thought as to how that would affect the strength of the team. SMT with no football understanding whatsoever, always looking at the bottom line.

    We are never going to progress with professional football again until these smug fools are jettisoned from our proud club.

    Yes, I'm very angry.



  • I'm sure that Duchatelet looks on players as components, just like the computer chips his businesses manufacture.

    Fundamentally interchangeable and easy to replace with limited impact.

    The fact that viewing players like that is wrong has not really become apparent to him.
  • I'm sure that Duchatelet looks on players as components, just like the computer chips his businesses manufacture.

    Fundamentally interchangeable and easy to replace with limited impact.

    The fact that viewing players like that is wrong has not really become apparent to him.


    I think that is the most footballing normal thing that he has done if true. Most players are seen as meat and to be traded as such.
  • Kap10 said:

    I'm sure that Duchatelet looks on players as components, just like the computer chips his businesses manufacture.

    Fundamentally interchangeable and easy to replace with limited impact.

    The fact that viewing players like that is wrong has not really become apparent to him.


    I think that is the most footballing normal thing that he has done if true. Most players are seen as meat and to be traded as such.
    Only an idiot treats players as just commodities. Yes, football is a business, but if you don't buy and sell players with a view to making the team better, you really don't know what you're doing and you're going to get your club relegated.
  • I'm sure that Duchatelet looks on players as components, just like the computer chips his businesses manufacture.

    Fundamentally interchangeable and easy to replace with limited impact.

    The fact that viewing players like that is wrong has not really become apparent to him.

    But that's what capitalists do, even "visionary" ones. Everything is valued only for the profit it might bring.

    Don't think your boss is different.

    And in fairness it's always been like that in football. Player doesn't perform ship him out. No sentiment about him or the effect that might have on his family.
  • If you seriously think Tony Watt will be playing for Charlton in League One then I think you might be kidding yourself.

    Injured until September with no emergency loan window
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  • iainment said:

    I'm sure that Duchatelet looks on players as components, just like the computer chips his businesses manufacture.

    Fundamentally interchangeable and easy to replace with limited impact.

    The fact that viewing players like that is wrong has not really become apparent to him.

    But that's what capitalists do, even "visionary" ones. Everything is valued only for the profit it might bring.

    Don't think your boss is different.

    And in fairness it's always been like that in football. Player doesn't perform ship him out. No sentiment about him or the effect that might have on his family.
    Sorry but team sports aren't that simplistic. Everyone has a value but the sum of the parts is what breeds results. Football and team sports in general are very unique in that sense compared to most other professions.
  • I wouldn't be surprised if they were a lot more guarded this time round
  • iainment said:

    I'm sure that Duchatelet looks on players as components, just like the computer chips his businesses manufacture.

    Fundamentally interchangeable and easy to replace with limited impact.

    The fact that viewing players like that is wrong has not really become apparent to him.

    But that's what capitalists do, even "visionary" ones. Everything is valued only for the profit it might bring.

    Don't think your boss is different.

    And in fairness it's always been like that in football. Player doesn't perform ship him out. No sentiment about him or the effect that might have on his family.
    But with this lot, it's been: Player *does* perform, ship him out regardless.
  • This story about Solly is astonishing. If true, for me, it is up there with selling Yann and sacking SCP.
    It does bother me though that the story appears to originate from a Gillingham player alongside previous rumours or asides that there was a senior player hawked around for loaning out. The validity of the story is important because it may be that Solly was disciplined or dropped for what some posters imply he said at the dinner, which is wrong true or not.
    If he was treated this way and it can be verified then I am sure that even the wavering supporters will up their game to ensure that the regime fucks off. Protest indeed but definitely do not line Roland’s pockets any further!
  • This story about Solly is astonishing. If true, for me, it is up there with selling Yann and sacking SCP.
    It does bother me though that the story appears to originate from a Gillingham player alongside previous rumours or asides that there was a senior player hawked around for loaning out. The validity of the story is important because it may be that Solly was disciplined or dropped for what some posters imply he said at the dinner, which is wrong true or not.
    If he was treated this way and it can be verified then I am sure that even the wavering supporters will up their game to ensure that the regime fucks off. Protest indeed but definitely do not line Roland’s pockets any further!

    I had a version of it a few weeks ago which I'm 100 per confident came at one remove from Solly, but Gillingham were not named.
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