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Charlton takeover close

It's been a long drawn out saga, but Charlton manager Lee Bowyer is hopeful that the takeover of the club could be completed by the January transfer window: Takeover close

The likely purchasers are the Australian-based consortium that has been involved for over a year, but it is understood that the composition of the consortium has changed.

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  1. Tim Ruffle20 December 2018 at 11:15

    Long drawn out saga doesn't do the 4-5 yrs of misery justice. Too many false dawns to treat this seriously but when it does happen CAFC fans will have one hell of a party.

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  2. bigbycycleboy20 December 2018 at 11:23

    I think it should be before the window opens, it's so important to hang onto our playing assets, but we have had so many promises , I won't get excited until the man on the Tele says "watcha cobbers " eres the new chairman.

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  3. Wyn Grant21 December 2018 at 00:05

    The fact that Lee Bowyer has brought it up and the reconstitution of the consortium makes me more optimistic.

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    1. Unknown21 December 2018 at 00:48

      Let's hope it all goes well so Lee has some money for the upcoming window

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  4. bigbycycleboy3 January 2019 at 06:42

    My only concern is that it has taken such a long time to get this far, whatever the current owner has done wrong he does pay the bills , and the academy is as strong as it ever has been ,I have supported Charlton since 1961 and believe me we have been in some almighty financial scrapes , none more so than the early 1980s when the club came within minutes of liquidation , so yes I welcome a change of ownership , but one that can take a period of loss making , but would pull out all the stops when chances of promotion seem possible , and we as supporters don't have to continually fear transfer windows . All my years as a Charlton supporter we have always sold are best players, this is just in my time as a supporter ,
    Marvin Hinton , Mike Bailey , Alan Campbell ,Len Glover , Paul Went , Billy Bonds,Derek Hales, Mike Flanagan, Paul Walsh , Paul Elliot, Robert Lee, Scot Parker, Scot Minto , just a sample , at the time they were sold they were arguably our top players , and it has been no different under the current regime no list required, just want the club to be taken over by people who can truly raise our profile instead of more of the same , the facts are that we are a loss making football club. There I've said it.

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