Richard Cawley reports: ‘Charlie Methven's group indicating they will go public with their stance on the collapsed Charlton takeover at the end of exclusivity - which they claim to be the end of this month. This contradicts Thomas Sandgaard's claim that exclusivity ended on February 1.’
Cawley notes: ‘I use the word “claim” for both these things,
as so far nobody has provided any kind of paperwork to prove anything. The
response, of course, is that this could impact any legal process.
Cawley adds: 'There is a leaked document doing the rounds, showing the split of Charlton ownership if Methven's group completed their takeover. Worth pointing out that their bid for the club looks dead in the water. Only question now is any kind of legal action (set to become clearer tomorrow).''
'Some of the info is blacked out but Americans Gabriel Brener
and Joshua Friedman would have owned a controlling stake. Methven shown as
owning around 24.1% but their side say that was made up of more than individual
(would have been likes of Rodwell, Warrick etc and others). Methven's
side say that the former Sunderland co-owner would have had a 10 per cent stake
(works out as an investment of around £850k).'
Any season ticket
pitch is going to be interesting for Charlton.
There is a high level of apathy, absolutely understandably so, within
the fanbase.’
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