The League Paper

Come on, Roland, and call it quits

by
The LeaguePaper Team
26 August 2018

The Football League Paper
says…
WHEN Belgian businessman Roland Duchatelet took over Charlton in January 2014, few could have imagined things would pan out as they have.
But four-and-a-half years later, the Addicks have become a basket case and Duchatelet must take the lion’s share of the blame for that.
He is the owner, the one signing the cheques – or not in the case of the club’s administrative staff who this week claimed he had reneged on bonuses they were due.
There has been a massive churn of players and managers, the club have dropped into League One from the...

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