Chinese at the training ground recently was a red herring.
I’m not sure what you mean by that. I know they were being shown around in November. I saw pictures and they were being wined and dined. That’s all I know though. I’ve got no idea of the scope of what they were looking at but they were definitely around.
They were around but they weren't looking to buy the club.
I have just received a photo of the teams for the valley helpers v club staff match on the pitch at the end of the game in 1992 - it's in a frame and I will be hanging it up but if the museum would like a scanned copy I can upload it onto here or pop a copy into the museum - is it open on match days? If so, what time and how do you get to it? If not open is there a letterbox? If wanted let me know - proper Charlton picture
@DOUCHER please email a copy to the museum via cafchistorian@gmail.com
Thanks although I might as well put it on here if I'm going to do that - can be downloaded for the museum then and people who don't go to the museum can see it as well - if they want - will do it next week.
I agree to an extent RCT but if somebody with money - forever he or whoever - had turned up at the valley before we left for selhurst - that whole episode wouldn't have happened - and that was far more depressing than this situation - think people need to cheer up - got a good loan in, another striker likely, hated owner selling and we r 6th and re grouping for a promotion push - it's all down to what u want to believe at the moment anc my glass is half full
We were top 6 in championship (div2) and promoted to Div1 at selhurst mate, this is worse.
In your opinion
Of course it's his opinion. You don't need to write 'in my opinion' every time you post.
Do you?
Oh.
Of course it's his opinion. You don't need to write 'in my opinion' every time you post, in my opinion.
Chinese at the training ground recently was a red herring.
I’m not sure what you mean by that. I know they were being shown around in November. I saw pictures and they were being wined and dined. That’s all I know though. I’ve got no idea of the scope of what they were looking at but they were definitely around.
They were around but they weren't looking to buy the club.
Chinese at the training ground recently was a red herring.
I’m not sure what you mean by that. I know they were being shown around in November. I saw pictures and they were being wined and dined. That’s all I know though. I’ve got no idea of the scope of what they were looking at but they were definitely around.
They were around but they weren't looking to buy the club.
What were they doing there then?
Guests of Steve Gallen, who we always knew had shown them round, which was odd if it was a potential bidder. Gallen was based in Hong Kong in 2016, which may be the connection.
I have just received a photo of the teams for the valley helpers v club staff match on the pitch at the end of the game in 1992 - it's in a frame and I will be hanging it up but if the museum would like a scanned copy I can upload it onto here or pop a copy into the museum - is it open on match days? If so, what time and how do you get to it? If not open is there a letterbox? If wanted let me know - proper Charlton picture
@DOUCHER please email a copy to the museum via cafchistorian@gmail.com
Thanks although I might as well put it on here if I'm going to do that - can be downloaded for the museum then and people who don't go to the museum can see it as well - if they want - will do it next week.
Chinese at the training ground recently was a red herring.
I’m not sure what you mean by that. I know they were being shown around in November. I saw pictures and they were being wined and dined. That’s all I know though. I’ve got no idea of the scope of what they were looking at but they were definitely around.
They were around but they weren't looking to buy the club.
Chinese at the training ground recently was a red herring.
I’m not sure what you mean by that. I know they were being shown around in November. I saw pictures and they were being wined and dined. That’s all I know though. I’ve got no idea of the scope of what they were looking at but they were definitely around.
They were around but they weren't looking to buy the club.
What were they doing there then?
Guests of Steve Gallen, who we always knew had shown them round, which was odd if it was a potential bidder. Gallen was based in Hong Kong in 2016, which may be the connection.
Chinese at the training ground recently was a red herring.
I’m not sure what you mean by that. I know they were being shown around in November. I saw pictures and they were being wined and dined. That’s all I know though. I’ve got no idea of the scope of what they were looking at but they were definitely around.
They were around but they weren't looking to buy the club.
Chinese at the training ground recently was a red herring.
I’m not sure what you mean by that. I know they were being shown around in November. I saw pictures and they were being wined and dined. That’s all I know though. I’ve got no idea of the scope of what they were looking at but they were definitely around.
They were around but they weren't looking to buy the club.
What were they doing there then?
Looking to sponsor a billboard
3 Billboards outside of Eltham south London? Could be a movie there somewhere.
Chinese at the training ground recently was a red herring.
I’m not sure what you mean by that. I know they were being shown around in November. I saw pictures and they were being wined and dined. That’s all I know though. I’ve got no idea of the scope of what they were looking at but they were definitely around.
They were around but they weren't looking to buy the club.
What were they doing there then?
Looking to sponsor a billboard
3 Billboards outside of Eltham south London? Could be a movie there somewhere.
I think that one's by the trenches at the training ground. Something about a flood.
Chinese at the training ground recently was a red herring.
I’m not sure what you mean by that. I know they were being shown around in November. I saw pictures and they were being wined and dined. That’s all I know though. I’ve got no idea of the scope of what they were looking at but they were definitely around.
They were around but they weren't looking to buy the club.
What were they doing there then?
Looking to sponsor a billboard
3 Billboards outside of Eltham south London? Could be a movie there somewhere.
Chinese at the training ground recently was a red herring.
I’m not sure what you mean by that. I know they were being shown around in November. I saw pictures and they were being wined and dined. That’s all I know though. I’ve got no idea of the scope of what they were looking at but they were definitely around.
They were around but they weren't looking to buy the club.
heard rumours of Jiang Lizhang granada owner and part owner of minnesota timberwolves.
Jiang Lizhang (Chinese: 蒋立章; born October 27, 1981 in Fu'an) is a Chinese businessman who owns Granada CF in Spain's La Liga, having bought a controlling stake for over €37m.[1] He is also a part-owner of the NBA's Minnesota Timberwolves, having bought 5% of the franchise for around €45m.[2][3] He founded Desports in 2004 and sold the sports marketing company in 2015.[4] In addition, he owns 60% of Parma Calcio 1913, having bought his stake in June 2017. In January 2017, he bought 90% of Chongqing Dangdai Lifan F.C..
As of late 2016 he has been working on a takeover of the Belgian second division football club OHL, short for Oud-Heverlee Leuven. [5] This attempt has been met with significant disapproval by the local community and the club's fans as well as local politicians, since the city of Leuven is the biggest stakeholder in the club and owner of the land on which the club's stadium is built.
I think a thread killer was posted - sometimes there is nowhere to go even on a thread as stringy as this - what is the record number of posts on a thread?
@seth plum the financial year end for Charlton Athletic Holdings Ltd is 30 June and those to 30/6/16 were filed on 5th April 2017 according to Companies House. So those to 30/6/17 have to be filed by the end of March 2018 to avoid penalty fines accruing, I believe.
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That’s some serious clobber he’s wearing, and that has to be the most expensive TV remote I’ve ever seen.
Erh... Anything to be made from his attempts to takeover a Belgian club?Edit: Just caught up with the thread, I see I took the bait.