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The Takeover Thread - Duchatelet Finally Sells (Jan 2020)
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A Monday is always a good day to announce good news ...
I don’t work on Mondays. If that’s not good news, I don’t know what is
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In my view RD is trying to reduce his losses to as close to zero as possible while trying to maintain Championship status, he would need to spend far more to make a punt for the Prem and I think he knows that.
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Being sold today:
Source: Roland's cheap season tickets have expired.2 -
Roland's personal Banksy has been at it again it seems16
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Roland has a brother called Joe?0
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Tell Roland that ;-)Cafc43v3r said:
No, believing one approach to be illogical does not imply all other approaches to be logical does it?stonemuse said:
So you believe Roland’s approach is logical then?Cafc43v3r said:
Is it logical? Sounds like a gambler chasing his losses to me. Replying to some posts after yours, as well, but how much is enough?stonemuse said:
Logically yes ... but he’s far from logicalsillav nitram said:It’s an interesting thought from Albury Addick
https://alburyaddick.wordpress.com/2019/07/05/billionaire-roland-duchatelet/
That if Duchebag invested sufficient money to get us to the Premier League and he’s clearly got it, wouldn’t he then be in a stronger position to get a better return for the money he’d invested and all ready spent?
Look at the Villa and Derby squads that were named for the play off final. How many of our current players would get on the bench, hand on heart?
If we signed 5 players for an average of £7 million each, 5 players on frees plus 5 loans. All on an average of £20k a week. That's a £50 million pound investment, for this season. Would it keep us up? Probably. Would it get us promoted? Maybe but would you risk £50 million on it? If you don't go up do you put another £50 in or cut your losses? If he did that and we didn't go up the value of the club wouldn't increase by £50 million so that money is gone for ever.0 -
Looking at that picture, the paint is still wet and there are weeds which suggests to me that's somewhere in Eltham ..cafcwill said:Roland's personal Banksy has been at it again it seems1 -
https://www.flickr.com/photos/53654579@N00/
Joseph Duchatelet’s Flickr account. Bottom right photo the man and woman both look like Roland.0 -
Judging from the brickwork, I'd say it was somewhere in Belgium.3
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You must be a mason with knowledge like that.Isawsummersplay said:Judging from the brickwork, I'd say it was somewhere in Belgium.1 -
cafcfan1990 said:
You must be a mason with knowledge like that.Isawsummersplay said:Judging from the brickwork, I'd say it was somewhere in Belgium.
In that case, can @Isaw go to Belgium, give Roland a funny handshake, and persuade him to sell CAFC?0 -
1885, The largest margin of victory in professional football, Arbroath 36 Bon Accord 0.1
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If you look carefully, there is evidence that the culprit is a heavy smoker, so I suggest he will have a degree of discolouring to his teeth. There are also traces of leather, and the pattern of the footprints suggests a malfunction in his footwear which he has tried to repair himself. An analysis of the writing suggests the author is fairly old and decrepit, and likes to surround himself with people far younger than he is.
My little grey cells also suggest these young people are almost as incompetent as he is.6 -
Bon Accord were bloody robbed!!!happyvalley said:1885, The largest margin of victory in professional football, Arbroath 36 Bon Accord 0.1 -
Wasn't it actual the cricket team? Iirc they were sent the invitation for the sfa Cup by mistake and when anyone realised it was to late.ForeverAddickted said:
Bon Accord were bloody robbed!!!happyvalley said:1885, The largest margin of victory in professional football, Arbroath 36 Bon Accord 0.1 -
Just had to be a Scottish goalkeeper on the receiving end poor bloke. Makes half time Haffey's performance against England all those years ago pale into insignificanceForeverAddickted said:
Bon Accord were bloody robbed!!!happyvalley said:1885, The largest margin of victory in professional football, Arbroath 36 Bon Accord 0.
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https://www.theguardian.com/football/2001/apr/16/sport.comment1
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happyvalley said:1885, The largest margin of victory in professional football, Arbroath 36 Bon Accord 0.
On the same day one of the Dundee teams also broke the scoring record, but by a slightly smaller margin. However, they got to the records office slightly later than Arbroath, and so their record score didn't register, simply because Arbroath were in front of them in the queue.
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Imagine Andrew Lornie (the Bon Accord Goalkeeper) having to endure a version of the Perry Sutcliffe song thoughRedChaser said:
Just had to be a Scottish goalkeeper on the receiving end poor bloke. Makes half time Haffey's performance against England all those years ago pale into insignificanceForeverAddickted said:
Bon Accord were bloody robbed!!!happyvalley said:1885, The largest margin of victory in professional football, Arbroath 36 Bon Accord 0..
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2001/apr/16/sport.comment1
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Fook, even his family hate him!0
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Remember back in the day whenever a Scotsman asked you the time you used to say 9 past Haffey!ForeverAddickted said:
Imagine Andrew Lornie (the Bon Accord Goalkeeper) having to endure a version of the Perry Sutcliffe song thoughRedChaser said:
Just had to be a Scottish goalkeeper on the receiving end poor bloke. Makes half time Haffey's performance against England all those years ago pale into insignificanceForeverAddickted said:
Bon Accord were bloody robbed!!!happyvalley said:1885, The largest margin of victory in professional football, Arbroath 36 Bon Accord 0..
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2001/apr/16/sport.comment11 -
35 - 0 on the same dayandynelson said:happyvalley said:1885, The largest margin of victory in professional football, Arbroath 36 Bon Accord 0.
On the same day one of the Dundee teams also broke the scoring record, but by a slightly smaller margin. However, they got to the records office slightly later than Arbroath, and so their record score didn't register, simply because Arbroath were in front of them in the queue.1 -
Bif IF i know
But if signs
Oztumer whooooo
Oztumer whooooo
Hes really fucking small
He fucking hates millwall1 -
He has 3 brothers Joseph,Jean-Pierre and Alain plus a sister Christiane.Scoham said:Roland has a brother called Joe?0 -
Would also say your on the wrong threadCH4RLTON said:Bif IF i know
But if signs
Oztumer whooooo
Oztumer whooooo
Hes really fucking small
He fucking hates millwall 3 -
Its not flemish bond though! I'll get my coat....Isawsummersplay said:Judging from the brickwork, I'd say it was somewhere in Belgium.2 -
Do you mean Perry Suckling or Peter Sutcliffe?ForeverAddickted said:
Imagine Andrew Lornie (the Bon Accord Goalkeeper) having to endure a version of the Perry Sutcliffe song thoughRedChaser said:
Just had to be a Scottish goalkeeper on the receiving end poor bloke. Makes half time Haffey's performance against England all those years ago pale into insignificanceForeverAddickted said:
Bon Accord were bloody robbed!!!happyvalley said:1885, The largest margin of victory in professional football, Arbroath 36 Bon Accord 0..
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The Arbroath goalkeeper smoked a pipe throughout the match.1
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