The Takeover Thread - Duchatelet Finally Sells (Jan 2020)
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Redhenry said:
I don't know much. Was just told Monday and Kewell new manager
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Airman in smoke and mirrors shock.Airman Brown said:
I’ll leave that to them, if they want to tell you.J BLOCK said:
Spill the beans then, who was the British consortiumAirman Brown said:
Yes, Doucher. However, the only British interest (other than Donald Muir) I had information about told me themselves they had withdrawn about six weeks ago. Either it was the same people or another group whose identity has gone under the radar, but there wasn't much to say about it either way. There could still be a surprise on the latter basis, but everyone is now pointing to the Aussies, including the people "supporting" the Saudis.DOUCHER said:
Its irrelevant now anyway but there were 2 who had jumped through all the hoops, agreed a price and were dotting i's and crossing T's and then possibly it seems, the arabs have piped up - when they've had 3 months to get to where the brits and aussies were - laughable that the brits get forgotten and the arabs were suddenly the competition that lost out according to you lot.Airman Brown said:
Quite. Murray said there were two who had agreed a price and terms, he didn’t say there were only two about.nth london addick said:There were three
Aussie
Arab
British
During the last stages
Anyway, as I say, irrelevant now but I'm sure it will make for a good story if the aussies turn out to be shite as well. As always, just telling it how it is.
My own view is that it's impossible to know what's for the best, except the end of Duchatelet.
If you know something say it, they’re out of the running it affects no one.0 -
Just drove past The Valley and saw the respective parties' advisors ironing out the fine details:9
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Unfair and not true as it clearly affects them.J BLOCK said:
Airman in smoke and mirrors shock.Airman Brown said:
I’ll leave that to them, if they want to tell you.J BLOCK said:
Spill the beans then, who was the British consortiumAirman Brown said:
Yes, Doucher. However, the only British interest (other than Donald Muir) I had information about told me themselves they had withdrawn about six weeks ago. Either it was the same people or another group whose identity has gone under the radar, but there wasn't much to say about it either way. There could still be a surprise on the latter basis, but everyone is now pointing to the Aussies, including the people "supporting" the Saudis.DOUCHER said:
Its irrelevant now anyway but there were 2 who had jumped through all the hoops, agreed a price and were dotting i's and crossing T's and then possibly it seems, the arabs have piped up - when they've had 3 months to get to where the brits and aussies were - laughable that the brits get forgotten and the arabs were suddenly the competition that lost out according to you lot.Airman Brown said:
Quite. Murray said there were two who had agreed a price and terms, he didn’t say there were only two about.nth london addick said:There were three
Aussie
Arab
British
During the last stages
Anyway, as I say, irrelevant now but I'm sure it will make for a good story if the aussies turn out to be shite as well. As always, just telling it how it is.
My own view is that it's impossible to know what's for the best, except the end of Duchatelet.
If you know something say it, they’re out of the running it affects no one.
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Kewell new manager on Monday?0
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Hang on, I thought we are all demonstrating on Easter Monday, on the pitch no if no buts etc ;-)Redmidland said:If, and its still an if, the takeover happens early next week (Monday hopefully - have I mentioned that's my birthday!!! LOL), will the celebrations take place on Easter Monday? I guess the crowd on that day might just be a tad more than of recent!!! I'll certainly be attending if RD has buggered off..........for good!!
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Manager or Head Coach?!1
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We still can.CheshireAddick said:
Hang on, I thought we are all demonstrating on Easter Monday, on the pitch no if no buts etc ;-)Redmidland said:If, and its still an if, the takeover happens early next week (Monday hopefully - have I mentioned that's my birthday!!! LOL), will the celebrations take place on Easter Monday? I guess the crowd on that day might just be a tad more than of recent!!! I'll certainly be attending if RD has buggered off..........for good!!
Kewell out - we will be sick of his formation by then. Especially after the heavy defeat at Northampton.
We can moan he hasn’t even signed any players.
The Aussies will announce the cheapest season tickets as being £4000.
Beer - it will be shit
No sign of the new owner at a home game, even though that will be his first game.
It’s time to ramp up the protest to get these convicts out. CAAM (as it will be be called) have already ordered 2000 blow up Rolf Harris inflatables and some real cricket balls to throw on the pitch.14 - Sponsored links:
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What about Kwell???Redhenry said:I don't know much. Was just told Monday and Kewell new manager
Gone off Kewell already, stepping on people toes... ffs0 -
If you start saying names people stop telling you stuff that can go in fanzines and give us a clearer picture on things.J BLOCK said:
Airman in smoke and mirrors shock.Airman Brown said:
I’ll leave that to them, if they want to tell you.J BLOCK said:
Spill the beans then, who was the British consortiumAirman Brown said:
Yes, Doucher. However, the only British interest (other than Donald Muir) I had information about told me themselves they had withdrawn about six weeks ago. Either it was the same people or another group whose identity has gone under the radar, but there wasn't much to say about it either way. There could still be a surprise on the latter basis, but everyone is now pointing to the Aussies, including the people "supporting" the Saudis.DOUCHER said:
Its irrelevant now anyway but there were 2 who had jumped through all the hoops, agreed a price and were dotting i's and crossing T's and then possibly it seems, the arabs have piped up - when they've had 3 months to get to where the brits and aussies were - laughable that the brits get forgotten and the arabs were suddenly the competition that lost out according to you lot.Airman Brown said:
Quite. Murray said there were two who had agreed a price and terms, he didn’t say there were only two about.nth london addick said:There were three
Aussie
Arab
British
During the last stages
Anyway, as I say, irrelevant now but I'm sure it will make for a good story if the aussies turn out to be shite as well. As always, just telling it how it is.
My own view is that it's impossible to know what's for the best, except the end of Duchatelet.
If you know something say it, they’re out of the running it affects no one.
Why compromise good sources just to look billy big bollocks to another forum user?24 -
£99 Adult Season Tickets anywhere in the ground would certainly bring a few more bums on seats, sell a few more programmes and chips0
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Who’s asked to name sourceskentaddick said:
If you start saying names people stop telling you stuff that can go in fanzines and give us a clearer picture on things.J BLOCK said:
Airman in smoke and mirrors shock.Airman Brown said:
I’ll leave that to them, if they want to tell you.J BLOCK said:
Spill the beans then, who was the British consortiumAirman Brown said:
Yes, Doucher. However, the only British interest (other than Donald Muir) I had information about told me themselves they had withdrawn about six weeks ago. Either it was the same people or another group whose identity has gone under the radar, but there wasn't much to say about it either way. There could still be a surprise on the latter basis, but everyone is now pointing to the Aussies, including the people "supporting" the Saudis.DOUCHER said:
Its irrelevant now anyway but there were 2 who had jumped through all the hoops, agreed a price and were dotting i's and crossing T's and then possibly it seems, the arabs have piped up - when they've had 3 months to get to where the brits and aussies were - laughable that the brits get forgotten and the arabs were suddenly the competition that lost out according to you lot.Airman Brown said:
Quite. Murray said there were two who had agreed a price and terms, he didn’t say there were only two about.nth london addick said:There were three
Aussie
Arab
British
During the last stages
Anyway, as I say, irrelevant now but I'm sure it will make for a good story if the aussies turn out to be shite as well. As always, just telling it how it is.
My own view is that it's impossible to know what's for the best, except the end of Duchatelet.
If you know something say it, they’re out of the running it affects no one.
Why compromise good sources just to look billy big bollocks to another forum user?
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I agree if we are in league 1. Definitely get a few more thousand in through the gate.cafc_will said:£99 Adult Season Tickets anywhere in the ground would certainly bring a few more bums on seats, sell a few more programmes and chips
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The Aussies should be here for the long stay, at least not quick grab it and run merchants like the spivs. Weird how we attract 'project' owners like Roland and his 'Many clubs, all self sufficient' concept. Long term, I'll be happy as contenders in second tier but I can't see our current team going anywhere fast but I may be wrong.0
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Tbf a £200 season ticket is still unbelievably good value1
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From a business point of view I'm sure the new owners will be looking to rebuild the club and support.. Season Ticket sales are the income of the business along with monies spent on actual match days.. The More bums on Seats the more matchdsy sales. Other than TV and sponsorship.
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The Aussies (if it's the same ones plus Muir) said the plan was to get to the Premier League and then sell up.thewolfboy said:The Aussies should be here for the long stay, at least not quick grab it and run merchants like the spivs. Weird how we attract 'project' owners like Roland and his 'Many clubs, all self sufficient' concept. Long term, I'll be happy as contenders in second tier but I can't see our current team going anywhere fast but I may be wrong.
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Normally yes.Pelling1993 said:Tbf a £200 season ticket is still unbelievably good value
But with the shite I've seen this season £20 seems excessive13 -
Surely worth using up the rest of protest fund to put up a “we won” poster?19
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Better spent on red and white scarves.kentaddick said:Surely worth using up the rest of protest fund to put up a “we won” poster?
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Great postkentaddick said:Surely worth using up the rest of protest fund to put up a “we won” poster?
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If it happens Monday I’ll be drinking in excess.1
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Good idea, but maybe wait for a few months to see new owners intentions?ShootersHillGuru said:
Great postkentaddick said:Surely worth using up the rest of protest fund to put up a “we won” poster?
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I'd rather split it between the Museum and the Upbeats.kentaddick said:Surely worth using up the rest of protest fund to put up a “we won” poster?
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Oh please don’t start a wait and see gang. We need to get behind the team and try and get out of this poxy league this year.JamesSeed said:
Good idea, but maybe wait for a few months to see new owners intentions?ShootersHillGuru said:
Great postkentaddick said:Surely worth using up the rest of protest fund to put up a “we won” poster?
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It’ll be a new sensation when Roland does disappear.EastTerrace said:If it happens Monday I’ll be drinking in excess.
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