When RD took over he wasn't banking on the financial fair play to be scrapped pretty much from the off, as confirmed by KM. At that time, with a sensible approach, being a part of the network could have huge potentials for CAFC in regards to having Championship quality players (like Buyens) at little to no cost put on the club as RD could off set the wages from his Standard Liege books (the financial rewards in England being much higher than Belgium). However they totally underestimated the quality in the January where RD purchased the club, and it was only after the purchase did it look like FFP was to have wholesale changes.
Why I think thats significant is then RD had to change his business model. They made it very clear he wouldn't try and go head to head with some of the other clubs as he didn't want that risk falling on CAFC. In truth, he never planned to spend such money nor did he think he would need to. So 3 years later, and a division down, the thought of selling will now have entered his mind whether KM or he admit as much. You've covered the losses above, and he doesn't appear to be putting the readies up to ''guarantee'' promotion, nor displaying a desire to win the division. He's starting to sell the assets. The club should still sell for circa £20million regardless of the first team. If Lookman goes for £4mil then that's near £10millon made this summer alone, and gets him much nearer to the reported £40mil that he wants.
After Lookman, are the assets there to keep him hanging around? We have Konsa who looked decent, but not sure we have anyone on the books that will command £2mil up in the next couple of years. I imagine RD will know that already.
Quite astute. The strangest thing in all of this is that he seemingly doesn't see the value in the old adage 'spend money to make money' and invest in a side capable of bouncing up the leagues and to the riches of the Premier League...

has just put out there that Charlton have turned down 3 bids from Sheffield Weds for Morgan Fox.