Richard Murray
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Just a thought
If Varney was getting no joy from teh silly little bint of a puppet upstairs, I'm sure PV has RM mobile number, surely a quick text to say oi Dick me old china got a few bods with loads of reddies wanting to have a little chat with you lot, the twat KM is ignoring me have a word. I know they may not want to sell but hey the decent thing she could do is at least listen
If Varney was getting no joy from teh silly little bint of a puppet upstairs, I'm sure PV has RM mobile number, surely a quick text to say oi Dick me old china got a few bods with loads of reddies wanting to have a little chat with you lot, the twat KM is ignoring me have a word. I know they may not want to sell but hey the decent thing she could do is at least listen
If they both really loved this club, would they let a petty argument get in the way of what's best for it. Murray is a ****er.
Murray is a puppet, no point talking to him as he has no power at all.
He reminds me of Baldrick in the Blackadder series... a bit of a buffoon
He reminds me of Baldrick in the Blackadder series... a bit of a buffoon
When Murray hates someone there's no half measures, as he showed with Simon Jordan. You'd think the thought of getting in to the Premier League and getting his money back would be the over-riding factor, but it appears that his hatred for Peter Varney is stronger. What a way to live your life.
Murray is a Limelight Man- when things were going well under Curbs he loved being lauded in the media as the "model Premier League chairman" - his ego being willingly stroked by the likes of Ben Hayes (Fans Director), Richard Hunt, err....Rick Everitt and Matt Wright.
When the sh1t hit the fan from 20016-11, Murray went missing.
Remember the day we got the League One trophy v Hartlepool at the Valley - who appeared on the pitch milking it with Powell
When the sh1t hit the fan from 20016-11, Murray went missing.
Remember the day we got the League One trophy v Hartlepool at the Valley - who appeared on the pitch milking it with Powell
Will Murray be fronting the press conference to announce the Serb, or have his strings become worn in recent days?
There won't be one - just like when Caz was appointed. The official line will be he has a match to prepare for.
He was'nt out after Colchester or Huddersfield. Who would want to hear from him now? Just as an aside, I ss that not having any manager at all, after all the opportunities to off load Mr Bean, we can now slide through the transfer window without spending money. Nice work Duchatalet you a$$hole, that'll look good on the balance sheet when we're playing in front of crowds of 3,500 next season.
Murray has resigned as he has cancerous tumours in his stomach. I hope he recovers, but he certainly shouldn't be welcome down the valley anymore.
Former owner to step down after more than 25 years at the club
Former Charlton Athletic owner Richard Murray has resigned from his position as chairman of Charlton Athletic Football Club with immediate effect due to illness.
A statement from Mr Murray reads: “Over the past few weeks I have been having various tests regarding my health and it’s been discovered I have a number of malignant tumours in my stomach which require minor surgery at this stage.
“It is felt that I need to focus fully on my recovery so, with sadness, I am resigning my position as chairman of Charlton Athletic Football Club. I still have a great love for Charlton, which will stay with me always, although last season was very tough. I wish everyone at the club the best as we strive to get back to the Championship, and I look forward to returning to The Valley soon.”
Charlton Athletic owner Roland Duchatelet said: “I was saddened to hear of Richard’s poor health. Richard has done so much for the club and I know it was difficult for him to step down after being so intrinsically involved over the last 25 years. He is positive about his long-term prognosis though and all of us at Charlton look forward to seeing him back at The Valley very soon.”
Charlton Athletic CEO Katrien Meire added: “Richard has been a key part of this club for such a long time, and since I have arrived he’s been a great support to me, which I shall miss.”
Former owner to step down after more than 25 years at the club
Former Charlton Athletic owner Richard Murray has resigned from his position as chairman of Charlton Athletic Football Club with immediate effect due to illness.
A statement from Mr Murray reads: “Over the past few weeks I have been having various tests regarding my health and it’s been discovered I have a number of malignant tumours in my stomach which require minor surgery at this stage.
“It is felt that I need to focus fully on my recovery so, with sadness, I am resigning my position as chairman of Charlton Athletic Football Club. I still have a great love for Charlton, which will stay with me always, although last season was very tough. I wish everyone at the club the best as we strive to get back to the Championship, and I look forward to returning to The Valley soon.”
Charlton Athletic owner Roland Duchatelet said: “I was saddened to hear of Richard’s poor health. Richard has done so much for the club and I know it was difficult for him to step down after being so intrinsically involved over the last 25 years. He is positive about his long-term prognosis though and all of us at Charlton look forward to seeing him back at The Valley very soon.”
Charlton Athletic CEO Katrien Meire added: “Richard has been a key part of this club for such a long time, and since I have arrived he’s been a great support to me, which I shall miss.”
Sad news - no matter what's happened at the club.
yep, hope he recovers well. 2 more to go and job done.
i think it's a good excuse to leave with all that's going on.
i think it's a good excuse to leave with all that's going on.
I wouldn't call tumors a good excuse but that's just me.
Wish him well for a fully recovery.
Sad news, and I wish him all the best for a return to full health.
Agree with others that his time at Charlton should now come to an end.
Agree with others that his time at Charlton should now come to an end.
i'll rephrase - it's a good time for him to be going, with what's going on. he doesnt need that aggro
hope he's on the mend soon.