| The Charlton Dossier 07:37 - Oct 7 with 2961 views | UpTheDaleNotForSale |
The release of a new website built by Charlton fans has been brought forward, with the intention of helping us fight off Southall and his cronies.
Its a fantastic piece of work and gives real detail into what Southall & co got up to there, and also has a long list of names for us to watch out for (take a look at the 'minor characters' tab for example).
They've been fantastically supportive of us on social media, in private, & we believe with the trust too.
The website is well worth a visit - www.thecharltondossier.com
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| The Charlton Dossier on 07:50 - Oct 7 with 2912 views | RAFCBLUE |
Today in England, it’s possible to buy a famous football club for £1, drain it of cash, and bring it to within days of administration.
That's the problem summed up. The EFL need to act on that part of it and worry less about the impact of a club that has overstretched itself (e.g. Derby) and let the natural rhythm of promotion and relegation solve that.
My first visit to Charlton was in the FA Cup when Holty score and we lost 4-1 but they have always come across as a good set of fans and treated us, a smaller club, with a lot of respect when we have played them.
I do hope the fixtures allow us another game against them. |  |
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| The Charlton Dossier on 08:44 - Oct 7 with 2819 views | joecooke |
Theres some work gone in to that Dossier.Brilliantly put together and a real insight in to how tricky these group of individuals really are. |  |
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| The Charlton Dossier on 08:50 - Oct 7 with 2808 views | judd |
The war on wrong uns |  |
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| The Charlton Dossier on 08:51 - Oct 7 with 2793 views | D_Alien |
In time, it might be possible for Dale to add our own experience to this type of resource
Great credit to Charlton for their help and this initiative. A generic website with the cumulative experience of any club who've been involved in fighting an existential threat would be a very powerful tool
The report into this business by Tracy Crouch is also due, but confidence tricksters won't just disappear. Collective wisdom is needed
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| The Charlton Dossier on 09:33 - Oct 7 with 2685 views | DaleiLama |
Highly commendable dossier throwing further light on the issue that fans are the true gatekeepers at the lucky clubs where the parasites are prevented entry, and the EFL are just pathologists conducting post mortems on corpses when it's all too late. That cannot be allowed to continue. |  |
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| The Charlton Dossier on 19:05 - Oct 7 with 2262 views | NorthernDale |
The dossier was interesting and reveals the dodgy backgrounds of the people involved, and poses the question, 'how can the EFL allow them to be involved in football in any capacity'. The EFL should you pose a threat to a clubs existence and will not be allowed to run a club.
Bassini - bankrupted was it twice, but still sought to run two clubs
Farnell - why is he so secret about his early career.
Southall - with quotes like 'we can make some dough out of this' to Bassini and looking to pass the cost of borrowing money to buy his share onto the books of Charlton. Even Bassini admitted Southall had limited resources to pay back his debt.
I forgot which one tried to sell a range rover to a Mr Jones, which belong to Charlton and was not his to sell.
This dossier should be required reading at the EFL, FA, The Department for Culture, media & Sport, besides HMRC. |  | | |
| The Charlton Dossier on 19:15 - Oct 7 with 2234 views | joecooke |
Having seen whos just purchased Newcastle United has just told me all i need to know about ownership of football clubs and how anything goes it seems. Sad state of affairs | |
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| The Charlton Dossier on 19:54 - Oct 7 with 2124 views | ncfc_chalky |
| The Charlton Dossier on 07:50 - Oct 7 by RAFCBLUE |
Today in England, it’s possible to buy a famous football club for £1, drain it of cash, and bring it to within days of administration.
That's the problem summed up. The EFL need to act on that part of it and worry less about the impact of a club that has overstretched itself (e.g. Derby) and let the natural rhythm of promotion and relegation solve that.
My first visit to Charlton was in the FA Cup when Holty score and we lost 4-1 but they have always come across as a good set of fans and treated us, a smaller club, with a lot of respect when we have played them.
I do hope the fixtures allow us another game against them. |
The first paragraph is a history of Notts County under Russell King and Munto and look what happened to us |  |
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| The Charlton Dossier on 20:25 - Oct 11 with 1632 views | TheCharltonDossier |
Good evening from The Valley, everyone!
Thanks for your kind words about the website. For our part we are really delighted to be able to help your fight in whatever way we can.This sort of event, where one of our wrong'uns turns up elsewhere, is one reason why we set the site up. We'd also like to say that we've been really impressed by the way you guys have organised yourselves, done your research, and seen the value of sharing information with us. Gotta say, it's in contrast with Wigan (where the fans were generally friendly, but we could not find a group that wanted to share stuff) and Bury, where we walked into a civil war -very sad to see. Burnley was a result though, it only took one fan, well connected, to get our dossiers on Farnell and El Kashashy into the boardroom, and their bid was toast.
Anyway we've been picking up some very useful stuff from your forum - currently we are looking in disbelief at the Sports Media Consultancy website - Lordy, what a load of old pony - so we thought it would be polite to sign up and stay in touch. Stay strong guys. Southall isn't the smartest... | | | |
| The Charlton Dossier on 20:36 - Oct 11 with 1596 views | judd |
| The Charlton Dossier on 20:25 - Oct 11 by TheCharltonDossier |
Good evening from The Valley, everyone!
Thanks for your kind words about the website. For our part we are really delighted to be able to help your fight in whatever way we can.This sort of event, where one of our wrong'uns turns up elsewhere, is one reason why we set the site up. We'd also like to say that we've been really impressed by the way you guys have organised yourselves, done your research, and seen the value of sharing information with us. Gotta say, it's in contrast with Wigan (where the fans were generally friendly, but we could not find a group that wanted to share stuff) and Bury, where we walked into a civil war -very sad to see. Burnley was a result though, it only took one fan, well connected, to get our dossiers on Farnell and El Kashashy into the boardroom, and their bid was toast.
Anyway we've been picking up some very useful stuff from your forum - currently we are looking in disbelief at the Sports Media Consultancy website - Lordy, what a load of old pony - so we thought it would be polite to sign up and stay in touch. Stay strong guys. Southall isn't the smartest... |
Cheers. Your help has been immeasurable. | |
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| The Charlton Dossier on 22:41 - Oct 11 with 1454 views | R17ALE |
I suspect Charlton are a much bigger version of us.
On the periphery of huge clubs, but with a dedicated fanbase. Birds of a feather. |  |
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| The Charlton Dossier on 00:35 - Oct 12 with 1380 views | Sandyman |
| The Charlton Dossier on 20:25 - Oct 11 by TheCharltonDossier |
Good evening from The Valley, everyone!
Thanks for your kind words about the website. For our part we are really delighted to be able to help your fight in whatever way we can.This sort of event, where one of our wrong'uns turns up elsewhere, is one reason why we set the site up. We'd also like to say that we've been really impressed by the way you guys have organised yourselves, done your research, and seen the value of sharing information with us. Gotta say, it's in contrast with Wigan (where the fans were generally friendly, but we could not find a group that wanted to share stuff) and Bury, where we walked into a civil war -very sad to see. Burnley was a result though, it only took one fan, well connected, to get our dossiers on Farnell and El Kashashy into the boardroom, and their bid was toast.
Anyway we've been picking up some very useful stuff from your forum - currently we are looking in disbelief at the Sports Media Consultancy website - Lordy, what a load of old pony - so we thought it would be polite to sign up and stay in touch. Stay strong guys. Southall isn't the smartest... |
You Charlton chaps have done a brilliant job. Thanks for your help.
If you haven't noted from other posts on here (understandable) , Southall has said nothing since "claiming" to own 25% of the shares in RAFC, and not a word since his lying, threatening e mail to the club of 3rd October. It was ignored by RAFC, our EGM was supported by shareholders and his alleged "25%" won't be worth a leaf on the ground in due course, if he even owns it.
You know, we know, and everyone he dares to taint will know he's an irrelevance. A self-serving scoundrel. Like Roger was here. Roger will never lose our ire either. Nor will Tvvat Southall. Or living at mummy and daddy's house Alex Jarvis. And a few others.
Good luck for the season, CAFC. |  | | |
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