TheDoctor

Can’t please em all

Can we make the manure storage shed after him instead? Doubt we have a septic tank at the club to name after him!

He had no choice! He screwed himself into a corner where he could not escape! the administrators got the stadium so had leverage to force him into it

Could just get a 0% interest credit card - plenty out there with good offers of length etc. can also get 0% balance transfer credit card. that way you can pay it off monthly and improve your credit rating at the same time. Ive done this a few times for large purchases and it’s win win. just have it paid off by the end of the 0% end date and then you can close it

If Ashley has shown proof of funds then he will be under an NDA so not sure how this information would have been released including the details of how much without violating the NDA! I think the most serious players don’t and won’t want anything in the media!

Just going to add him to the ćũnt register with the rest. None have names - all listed as CNT1, CNT2, CNT3 etc

At least we know we aren’t going to get a takeover or SDR annd co involved in some capacity! Thank fizz!

Bazza will keep on going until his body fails and even then he’ll keep on going

Optimistic

Let’s wait until the trust make an announcement shall we?

No they can’t. The court is not HMRC! Only ones who can put us into administration is: • The owner (or directors) • A secured creditor with a qualifying floating charge (QFC) e.g. a bank or specialist lender who has a registered security over most of the clubs assets • The high court - a creditor (owed more than £750), the company itself or the directors can apply to court but on the grounds that either they can prove that the club is insolvent or likely to be insolvent, AND that administration would achieve a legitimate purpose to rescue the company (club) as a going concern OR it achieves a better outcome for the creditor(s) than liquidation does. Therefore HMRC cannot directly put the club into administration. They are classified as a creditor but the winding up petition is a request to the high court to put the club into compulsory liquidation which is when a winding up order becomes in effect. HMRC would then seek to reclaim money owed to them as a creditor through the liquidation process. Administration pauses legal action such as the WUP to allow for a restructure / sale of the club to reclaim the money owed, however it has to be triggered by one of the 3 parties as stated above.

They mentioned to the trust that they can expel us from the league for failure to meet fixtures though

Too distracted with buying us then? Can imagine dealing with DC would be enough to put anyone off their game!

Dislocated his shoulder and had tendon damage that needed surgery to repair

Is there any embargo’s left that we haven’t had?!