Can we get back on topic, I just love clinging to the slightest hope that we’ll be taken over. I mean, I saw Skippy down Sparrows Lane earlier on...
Skippy was there to find someone who had fallen down a long abandoned construction site hole. I saw him heading over to your direction to tell you about it @Ultimatum .
Can we get back on topic, I just love clinging to the slightest hope that we’ll be taken over. I mean, I saw Skippy down Sparrows Lane earlier on...
Skippy was there to find someone who had fallen down a long abandoned construction site hole. I saw him heading over to your direction to tell you about it @Ultimatum .
"What's that Skippy? Little Tommy has fallen down the old Sparrows lane mine shaft?........Oh dear."
Morning team. Apologies for my performance last night. I'd been drinking since 11am, with sadly predictable consequences. If you take out the swearing and aggression I basically stand by what I said. The fact that Wembley was amazing and made you feel warm and fuzzy doesn't mean RD will approach this transfer window any differently to the others. If he is still our owner this season Bowyer will have to work an even bigger miracle than he did this season. Maybe he will and obviously we all hope so.
Small piece of info. Vienna may well be the capital of Austria but it is a business base for individuals and entities from all over, rather like London is.
I've done a lot of work in Vienna and businesses there seem no more inclined to pay double what something is worth, than businesses elsewhere. Just sayin....
Love Vienna Prague. Spent a week there a couple of years ago touring. Elegant city. English mate and his German wife live in the centre. At the risk of upsetting a few posters on here my mate was heavily involved helping refugee's from Syria settle in Vienna.. He's quite a character as you would imagine. One of life's hero's.
Hi John. I was in Vienna last month, as a participant in a brilliant project called Europe Talks. For the first and probably last time, as a result I ended up in the FT. I think you might be interested, it's an ongoing project. Principle is simple, when you meet people in real life rather than on social media they are different and more nuanced in their opinions that you supposed, and they might just change some of your own opinions too.
Nothing to do with the sale of Charlton of course, but considering some of the other stuff on here at the moment...
@pragueaddick in rallying call to close the borders ....
With Bowyer and Gallen’s ability to attract talent to the club there’s always hope. Even without backing there’s a chance. With new, reasonably minted owners, who knows what might happen.
Morning team. Apologies for my performance last night. I'd been drinking since 11am, with sadly predictable consequences. If you take out the swearing and aggression I basically stand by what I said. The fact that Wembley was amazing and made you feel warm and fuzzy doesn't mean RD will approach this transfer window any differently to the others. If he is still our owner this season Bowyer will have to work an even bigger miracle than he did this season. Maybe he will and obviously we all hope so.
If Bowyer is still here, is there any other club in the world who wouldn't be desperate to get LB & his staff signed up asap ?
Might well have been in the middle of his day. That’s the problem.
So when he was texting you at what you perceived to be a strange time, did you not reply, "are you back in Oz fella"? Radical I know, but just wondering, that's all!
"Hi there!" "Hi, we haven't spoken in ages. How are you?" "I am great thanks. You?" "Yeah, really good. Where are you?" "I don't answer anything business related. Good day to you sir!"
"Hi there!" "Hi, we haven't spoken in ages. How are you?" "I am great thanks. You?" "Yeah, really good. Where are you?" "I don't answer anything business related. Good day to you sir!"
This month is the most important in cafc recent history. The momentum from the Luton home win till the Wembley victory and the return of the masses to support and give energy to our football team was a wonder to behold. If that momentum is allowed to be lost by Bowyer and his team not being offered improved contracts, commensurate with their success on the field then the fall out will be shocking.
Hell hath no fury like a rich owner scorned. I hope the folk on CL who believe it's 100% money with Duchatelet are correct and those like myself who believe it's money and a degree of revenge are wrong.
If Charlton Athletic are to become a vibrant football club with new younger fans that were at the valley for the semi final and at Wembley, then it's paramount that my fears are unfounded.
Morning team. Apologies for my performance last night. I'd been drinking since 11am, with sadly predictable consequences. If you take out the swearing and aggression I basically stand by what I said. The fact that Wembley was amazing and made you feel warm and fuzzy doesn't mean RD will approach this transfer window any differently to the others. If he is still our owner this season Bowyer will have to work an even bigger miracle than he did this season. Maybe he will and obviously we all hope so.
I think there are always interested parties to buy the club. That’s where our rumour mill gets its grist. I don’t believe there is any one or more groups for that matter that are anywhere near a takeover. Not remotely close and I think we’ll be having the same round of rumours for months and months and months.
Charlton will have one of the smallest Championship budgets and with the likelihood of a major squad rebuild to come then Bowyer is going to have to work miracles to keep us up.
We are in the Championship despite Duchatelet not because of him. He stumbled onto Bowyer because he was in situ and presumably cheap. He stumbled onto this promotion because of Bowyer.
Charlton Athletic are not progressing and won’t all the time the Belgian idiot is owner.
The Wembley promotion impetus and fan euphoria will soon dissipate once the reality of how hard the Championship actually is hits home.
We’ve just climbed a very big ladder and will inevitably slide down an equally long snake until Duchatelet sells.
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I used to work in Flamsteed house Blackheath Bluecoats, so sorry to see the school close
"Hi, we haven't spoken in ages. How are you?"
"I am great thanks. You?"
"Yeah, really good. Where are you?"
"I don't answer anything business related. Good day to you sir!"
I'm with @Off_it on this one. Thumb screws or the rack for LDT at the fans forum this week.
The momentum from the Luton home win till the Wembley victory and the return of the masses to support and give energy to our football team was a wonder to behold.
If that momentum is allowed to be lost by Bowyer and his team not being offered improved contracts, commensurate with their success on the field then the fall out will be shocking.
Hell hath no fury like a rich owner scorned.
I hope the folk on CL who believe it's 100% money with Duchatelet are correct and those like myself who believe it's money and a degree of revenge are wrong.
If Charlton Athletic are to become a vibrant football club with new younger fans that were at the valley for the semi final and at Wembley, then it's paramount that my fears are unfounded.
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Charlton will have one of the smallest Championship budgets and with the likelihood of a major squad rebuild to come then Bowyer is going to have to work miracles to keep us up.
We are in the Championship despite Duchatelet not because of him. He stumbled onto Bowyer because he was in situ and presumably cheap. He stumbled onto this promotion because of Bowyer.
Charlton Athletic are not progressing and won’t all the time the Belgian idiot is owner.
The Wembley promotion impetus and fan euphoria will soon dissipate once the reality of how hard the Championship actually is hits home.
We’ve just climbed a very big ladder and will inevitably slide down an equally long snake until Duchatelet sells.