The Scottish contingent are not the only group to have walked away in the past few months. The owners valuation and stubbornness has put pay to much potential investment. The Australians are still in waiting but the offer provides little financial risk to them initially.This again raises the question of their financial suitability going forward. Duchatelet has kept them in his back pocket should a group offering close to his valuation for all assets not come to the fore. The second group in negotiations are somewhat of a mystery but I am told talk of them being a group of substantial and significant wealth is wide of the mark.
Unless I've misunderstood the latest situation, we have 2 potential buyers who have both put in bids? If that's the case then why would the deal be going through so quickly? I would expect Roland to play one off against the other. What bit of info have I missed?
You have FAR too much common sense for this thread, dear friend !
Most of us think with our hearts.
But you think with your head !
That is unusual for a woman to say, most women say that men think with another part of their body
I can assure you that this doesn't apply to @Arsenetatters.
One of a kind & non conforming ?
I have done it again haven't I? assuming Arsentatters is a male, and did not read the name before adding my comment, am I wrong? if so, sorry
I've just been outside getting the washing off the line and can confirm that I am not male. No man would be taking washing off the line on a Sunday. That's before I start the dinner. Mr Tatters, however, is having a nap.
Sorry, I am s man and I took the washing off the line today and it’s Sunday here as well
Apologies @redbuttle. I am assuming that all men are like the current Mr Tatters and the 2 ex Mr Tatters.
I forgot to add that he also lit a bonfire before I managed to get the washing down.
Rough with the smooth if he can’t put the graft in don’t let him play with your toys. Get your own back on him. Do what my wife does to me in similar circumstances, don’t let him play with the ironing board, iron, washing machine, dishwasher, hover, and other associated cleaning tools.
The Scottish contingent are not the only group to have walked away in the past few months. The owners valuation and stubbornness has put pay to much potential investment. The Australians are still in waiting but the offer provides little financial risk to them initially.This again raises the question of their financial suitability going forward. Duchatelet has kept them in his back pocket should a group offering close to his valuation for all assets not come to the fore. The second group in negotiations are somewhat of a mystery but I am told talk of them being a group of substantial and significant wealth is wide of the mark.
The Scottish contingent are not the only group to have walked away in the past few months. The owners valuation and stubbornness has put pay to much potential investment. The Australians are still in waiting but the offer provides little financial risk to them initially.This again raises the question of their financial suitability going forward. Duchatelet has kept them in his back pocket should a group offering close to his valuation for all assets not come to the fore. The second group in negotiations are somewhat of a mystery but I am told talk of them being a group of substantial and significant wealth is wide of the mark.
As soon as I saw the word IITV, I stopped reading.
Angeldust is the only one on there worth listening to.
Why is that exactly (not saying that's not the case)? I've seen he/she has posted various similar "in the know" comments over the years but what has he/she got right?
The Scottish contingent are not the only group to have walked away in the past few months. The owners valuation and stubbornness has put pay to much potential investment. The Australians are still in waiting but the offer provides little financial risk to them initially.This again raises the question of their financial suitability going forward. Duchatelet has kept them in his back pocket should a group offering close to his valuation for all assets not come to the fore. The second group in negotiations are somewhat of a mystery but I am told talk of them being a group of substantial and significant wealth is wide of the mark.
The Scottish contingent are not the only group to have walked away in the past few months. The owners valuation and stubbornness has put pay to much potential investment. The Australians are still in waiting but the offer provides little financial risk to them initially.This again raises the question of their financial suitability going forward. Duchatelet has kept them in his back pocket should a group offering close to his valuation for all assets not come to the fore. The second group in negotiations are somewhat of a mystery but I am told talk of them being a group of substantial and significant wealth is wide of the mark.
The Scottish contingent are not the only group to have walked away in the past few months. The owners valuation and stubbornness has put pay to much potential investment. The Australians are still in waiting but the offer provides little financial risk to them initially.This again raises the question of their financial suitability going forward. Duchatelet has kept them in his back pocket should a group offering close to his valuation for all assets not come to the fore. The second group in negotiations are somewhat of a mystery but I am told talk of them being a group of substantial and significant wealth is wide of the mark.
The Scottish contingent are not the only group to have walked away in the past few months. The owners valuation and stubbornness has put pay to much potential investment. The Australians are still in waiting but the offer provides little financial risk to them initially.This again raises the question of their financial suitability going forward. Duchatelet has kept them in his back pocket should a group offering close to his valuation for all assets not come to the fore. The second group in negotiations are somewhat of a mystery but I am told talk of them being a group of substantial and significant wealth is wide of the mark.
The Scottish contingent are not the only group to have walked away in the past few months. The owners valuation and stubbornness has put pay to much potential investment. The Australians are still in waiting but the offer provides little financial risk to them initially.This again raises the question of their financial suitability going forward. Duchatelet has kept them in his back pocket should a group offering close to his valuation for all assets not come to the fore. The second group in negotiations are somewhat of a mystery but I am told talk of them being a group of substantial and significant wealth is wide of the mark.
As soon as I saw the word IITV, I stopped reading.
Angeldust is the only one on there worth listening to.
Why is that exactly (not saying that's not the case)? I've seen he/she has posted various similar "in the know" comments over the years but what has he/she got right?
Not got time to go back over the post history atm but fairly certain they've called certain transfers etc a while before they've happened among other bits.
No reason to specifically believe that poster over anyone that posts here though and vice versa. It's just another voice to add to the mix.
Unless I've misunderstood the latest situation, we have 2 potential buyers who have both put in bids? If that's the case then why would the deal be going through so quickly? I would expect Roland to play one off against the other. What bit of info have I missed?
The Scottish contingent are not the only group to have walked away in the past few months. The owners valuation and stubbornness has put pay to much potential investment. The Australians are still in waiting but the offer provides little financial risk to them initially.This again raises the question of their financial suitability going forward. Duchatelet has kept them in his back pocket should a group offering close to his valuation for all assets not come to the fore. The second group in negotiations are somewhat of a mystery but I am told talk of them being a group of substantial and significant wealth is wide of the mark.
I met him and his wife in San Francisco a few months ago. He's selling off his Pink Floyd the Wall originals and was in SF for the opening of an exhibition of his works. It was certainly surreal for me to be sitting having a chat with Jane Asher. Lovely lady and still looks good for 70ish.
And, in case you're thinking, no I did not buy anything.
Vintage Charlton . Guaranteed to let you down , doesn’t matter who buys us or how rich they are they’ll definitely be better than Roland and they’ll also be shit , it’s what we do .
The Scottish contingent are not the only group to have walked away in the past few months. The owners valuation and stubbornness has put pay to much potential investment. The Australians are still in waiting but the offer provides little financial risk to them initially.This again raises the question of their financial suitability going forward. Duchatelet has kept them in his back pocket should a group offering close to his valuation for all assets not come to the fore. The second group in negotiations are somewhat of a mystery but I am told talk of them being a group of substantial and significant wealth is wide of the mark.
Nowt from me to say on the matter justvhope for all the bed wetters sake that it happens today like some have said or I really do think there will be a hell of a lot of linen being tumble dried
Bidder A: Scottish Muir and his associates pulled out because RD wanted too much for the club. This has been confirmed in a recent interview by McLeish.
Bidder B: Aussie Muir (not part of the AFC Consortium) is still in the frame and is RD's "preferred bidder"? Offer accepted by RD.
@Redhenry as yet unnamed (but supposedly mega rich) Chinese/Arabs/Russians is possibly the second bidder still in the mix. Offer accepted by RD.
Who's your money on then?
Roland decides he's had enough and hands full control over to one of his sons.
The Scottish contingent are not the only group to have walked away in the past few months. The owners valuation and stubbornness has put pay to much potential investment. The Australians are still in waiting but the offer provides little financial risk to them initially.This again raises the question of their financial suitability going forward. Duchatelet has kept them in his back pocket should a group offering close to his valuation for all assets not come to the fore. The second group in negotiations are somewhat of a mystery but I am told talk of them being a group of substantial and significant wealth is wide of the mark.
Oh no we were about to be sold today to the best ever possible football club owners and the Belgium20 have riled the old goat sooo much he's pulled out the deal , it's all their fault he was shit, we are shit , everything is shit , my wife left me , the kids hate me and I've run out of toilet paper
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Get your own back on him. Do what my wife does to me in similar circumstances, don’t let him play with the ironing board, iron, washing machine, dishwasher, hover, and other associated cleaning tools.
No reason to specifically believe that poster over anyone that posts here though and vice versa. It's just another voice to add to the mix.
And, in case you're thinking, no I did not buy anything.
Hopefully he has been misinformed somewhat but it would surprise me greatly
Guaranteed to let you down , doesn’t matter who buys us or how rich they are they’ll definitely be better than Roland and they’ll also be shit , it’s what we do .
Today is definitely not the day.