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CHARTON APATHETIC? A YEAR ON

ROSS KEAN reflects on the first year of the Roland Duchatelet era at the Addicks – and comes up with a surprising conclusion

IN THE year since Roland Duchatelet arrived as the owner of Charlton Athletic, both everything and nothing has changed.
His takeover in January 2014 was met by fans with a mixed response but general optimism following the departure of Michael Slater and Tony Jimenez; however, following a difficult start there was a forming consensus that his arrival may in fact be bad news.
Charlton, at the time on the verge of a relegation struggle, saw a number of loanees...

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