CHARLTON majority shareholder Tahnoon Nimer has told chairman Matt Southall to QUIT.
And the Arab investor revealed he would not put any money in until his former ally leaves the troubled Championship outfit.
Tahnoon Nimer, right, has urged Martin Southall to quit Charlton
Nimer stated his demands in a hard line attack on Southall as the row between the pair reaches an ugly conclusion.
He said: “Given what has occurred, Mr Southall has made it impossible for me, currently, to inject monies directly into Charlton Athletic as long as he remains at the club.
“Due to Mr Southall’s actions he no longer has my confidence or my trust.
“I am therefore left with no option but to seek Mr Southall’s resignation voluntarily, which would save the club from further unnecessary public dispute.
“Failing this I will instruct lawyers to formally remove him from office and pursue him personally.”
Earlier this week, Nimer accused Charlton the club of wasting cash on “expensive flats and cars”.
Nimer, who owns 65 per cent of the Addicks through his Panorama group, said he felt “cheated” and will suspend financial backing after telling lawyers to probe “financial irregularities”.
It comes after a bitter row erupted with chairman Southall, who threatened a legal battle and claimed Nimer had not given a “single penny”.
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
