Johnny Fantham

I've somehow eneded up with 2 IDs, but could only buy on one of them Can buy when I log in with ID number but not when I use email Maybe phone ticket office Still 55 left

72 showing as left. You'll need to be logged in to buy

Now on general sale, around 90 left in the lower tier

Nearly Hirst who scored it!

Anyone know what's happening with these? Not seeing anything for sale when I log in and I have Membership so should qualify?

28156 on bbc

Latest count on tickets remaining : North 637 Kop 2528 South 742 Grandstand 400 Total 4307 Looks like extra blocks in South and Grandstand added

If he who cannot be named bought the ground with a loan from NAP, then surely he doesn't own it, and so doesn't get 25% of £60 million?

Charge Rangers royalties for that song, to bring some more cash in

Alex Miller in the Star is quoting the 100k figure. It's in the Get Oxford sold out thread

Oxford play in yellow and black

You can buy online and print off ticket or scan from your phone at the gate Or buy at the ticket office

North 329 left Kop 2467 South 786 TOTAL 3582

Will the administrators investigate the former owner’s conduct? Yes. In accordance with the Insolvency Act 1986, Statement of Insolvency Practice 2, and the Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986, the administrators will review the conduct of those involved in managing the club and submit a formal report to the Department for Business and Trade.

7500 left 4 hours ago, now down to 4500

Yes both businesses are in a joint admin

Home capacity around 31100? So if that's right, about 23600 sold so far

About 7500 left for home fans tomorrow. So how many does that mean we've sold?

New owners for January window, embargoes lifted and new signings allowed. Maybe??

It's a civil offence, not a criminal one, so I think not

A liquidator or administrator brings a director to court for wrongful trading. These individuals are appointed when a company becomes insolvent and are responsible for investigating the company's affairs, including the conduct of directors. If they find that a director continued to trade when they knew or should have known there was no reasonable prospect of avoiding insolvent liquidation, they can bring a claim to the court to make the director personally liable for the resulting losses to creditors.

UK Parliament website When is a company insolvent? A company is insolvent when it does not have enough assets to meet all its debts or is unable to pay its debts when they fall due. When a company becomes insolvent, it must follow an insolvency procedure, such as administration or liquidation. Company directors are responsible for recognising when their company becomes insolvent, and they can be held legally responsible for continuing to trade whilst insolvent. The offence is known as wrongful trading and applies to directors who continue to trade when they ought to have known that there was no reasonable prospect of avoiding an insolvency procedure. Company directors can enter the company into insolvency procedures, but creditors (those owed money by the company) can also apply to the court to force a company to enter an insolvency procedure.

Latest from Rob Staton on BBC Sport: Sheff Wed waiting game drags on for no obvious benefit The situation at Sheffield Wednesday has become a waiting game. HMRC is yet to serve a winding-up petition to the club but that is expected at any time. Things will develop in the next 24 hours because all PAYE payments for the prior month's wages fall on the 22nd. Therefore, Wednesday's debt to HMRC - the source of the anticipated winding-up petition - will grow. On top of this, another pay day for players and staff is on the horizon. It is unclear whether people will be paid on time at this moment but given the issues last month, with owed salaries eventually resolved due to a received payment from the EFL, there is a chance the same problem will occur again for October's pay. This has already been a hugely challenging period for people working at the club and the continued uncertainty over their wages is a bleak, horrible, monthly event. There is something else to consider here. Had Dejphon Chansiri opted to go into administration - a not ideal scenario but certainly one that is preferable to being wound-up - any appointed administrator could have got to work in order to keep the club running before an eventual sale. Because the Chansiri era would effectively be over, fans could have had the opportunity to end boycotts, rush into Hillsborough in their droves, go back to buying pies and pints, go and get replica shirts in the club shop - all with the mission of supporting the administrators. With the situation dragging on, and with a well-publicised boycott of the Middlesbrough game going ahead, the gate receipts and other financial benefits of that match and the game against Oxford will have been squandered. It will make for frustrating reading for supporters. Even at the 11th hour, things are being delayed. It speaks to how things have operated under Chansiri at Hillsborough. Too often he has taken decisions that do not really make any sense, and he likely would have been advised to act differently. Instead the waiting game continues, for no obvious benefit. Unless he can find the money to pay HMRC (and so far he clearly has not been able to) the outcome will be the same. When the winding-up petition is issued, the end of Chansiri's era will surely be near. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/ckgk8xw2j4jo

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c8x14elnw4qo Sheffield Wednesday have signed Bristol City goalkeeper Joe Lumley on a seven-day emergency loan deal. The 30-year-old has been brought in after Ethan Horvath was sent off at Charlton on Saturday to leave the Owls without an available senior keeper. Lumley is expected to go straight into the side for the home game against Middlesbrough on Wednesday. The Owls, who are beset by off-field problems and could face a winding-up petition over money owed to His Majesty's Revenue & Customs (HMRC), are bottom of the Championship.