Football League - Liquidation (5 Viewers)

luwalla

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did anyone notice that the football league statement never mentioned adminstration ( leading to point deduction ) .. it said it was looking at the rules for liquidation!

the word used specifically was liquidation.. thats not the usual administration scenario is it ? thats the end isnt it ?...
 

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Spencer

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did anyone notice that the football league statement never mentioned adminstration ( leading to point deduction ) .. it said it was looking at the rules for liquidation!

the word used specifically was liquidation.. thats not the usual administration scenario is it ? thats the end...

Yes, liquidation normally follows administration.

Perhaps, people will now understand the dangers of the action taken by ACL.
 

Grendel

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did anyone notice that the football league statement never mentioned adminstration ( leading to point deduction ) .. it said it was looking at the rules for liquidation!

the word used specifically was liquidation.. thats not the usual administration scenario is it ? thats the end isnt it ?...

They said insolvency
 

Snozz_is_god

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did anyone notice that the football league statement never mentioned adminstration ( leading to point deduction ) .. it said it was looking at the rules for liquidation!

the word used specifically was liquidation.. thats not the usual administration scenario is it ? thats the end isnt it ?...

Sorry luwalla, liquidation wasn't mention, they said they were looking at the rules on insolvency
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Spencer

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Sorry they did yes .. Is insolvency the same as liquidation ?

No.

Liquidation means the dissolution of the company by the selling of all assets to pay debts.

Insolvency means you are trading whilst being unable to service your debts.

(In simple terms).
 

Sky Blue Kid

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They said insolvency



Fuck off Grenduffy, you and Torchy twist words like nobody else can When ACL said they were looking at options, one of which was Insolvency/Liquidation the pair of you were accusing ACL of threatening Liquidation. Boot on the other foot now is it?:facepalm:
 

Nick

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Fuck off Grenduffy, you and Torchy twist words like nobody else can When ACL said they were looking at options, one of which was Insolvency/Liquidation the pair of you were accusing ACL of threatening Liquidation. Boot on the other foot now is it?:facepalm:

He only repeated what they said.. Keep your hair on!
 

japandy

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Fuck off Grenduffy, you and Torchy twist words like nobody else can When ACL said they were looking at options, one of which was Insolvency/Liquidation the pair of you were accusing ACL of threatening Liquidation. Boot on the other foot now is it?:facepalm:

What have ACL actually done for our club?
 

Nonleagueherewecome

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What have ACL actually done for our club?

We wouldn't have had a ground at all without them. Oh and they cut the rent by two thirds. And they tried to rid us of SISU and get us half-decent owners. That's just the obvious stuff!
 

Grendel

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Where would we have played without them?

Where would stoke have played without their council? Where would Hull have played without their council? What about Doncaster? What about Ipswich? Brighton anyone?

Your dogmatism in such troubled times does you no favours.
 

Grendel

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We wouldn't have had a ground at all without them. Oh and they cut the rent by two thirds. And they tried to rid us of SISU and get us half-decent owners. That's just the obvious stuff!

Oh please. They only cut the rent as the club went on strike. That suggests they admit that it's 300% over valued anyway. We should have a refund and we are the only fans who defend a profiteering landlord.

With this attitude we deserve all we get.
 

Nonleagueherewecome

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Oh please. They only cut the rent as the club went on strike. That suggests they admit that it's 300% over valued anyway. We should have a refund and we are the only fans who defend a profiteering landlord.

With this attitude we deserve all we get.

Do we fuck. If you were such a fan you wouldn't have spent so long WUMing and sticking up for the parasites that have torn our club asunder.

Everyone forgets that The Championship was a lot more affluent pre-ITV Digital collapse, it was not 300% overvalued and the deal they've offered is cheaper than the shithole Bescott.

Thou art the Prince Of Pricks.
 

Mary_Mungo_Midge

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Where would stoke have played without their council? Where would Hull have played without their council? What about Doncaster? What about Ipswich? Brighton anyone?

Your dogmatism in such troubled times does you no favours.

When we left Highfield Road under a cloud, they were the only party prepared to offer us an option. An option upon which the rent wasn't mentioned for five seasons.

Comparisons to other clubs circumstances frankly irrelevant
 

torchomatic

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What;s up Cock? They said "insolvency".

Fuck off Grenduffy, you and Torchy twist words like nobody else can When ACL said they were looking at options, one of which was Insolvency/Liquidation the pair of you were accusing ACL of threatening Liquidation. Boot on the other foot now is it?:facepalm:
 

torchomatic

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Not strictly true. The Club raised the issue with ACL after THREE MONTHS.

When we left Highfield Road under a cloud, they were the only party prepared to offer us an option. An option upon which the rent wasn't mentioned for five seasons.

Comparisons to other clubs circumstances frankly irrelevant
 

theferret

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When we left Highfield Road under a cloud, they were the only party prepared to offer us an option. An option upon which the rent wasn't mentioned for five seasons.

Comparisons to other clubs circumstances frankly irrelevant

According to Robinson today, there was another option, and they had a back up plan to buy back Highfield Road.

The council saved the stadium project, but they didn't 'save the club' in the way people credit them for.
 

Nonleagueherewecome

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Nonleagueherewecome

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So it took SISU until post-relegation to decide it was an issue.

The same SISU that renewed David Bell's contract, when his salary is close to half of the rent figure?
 

Mary_Mungo_Midge

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According to Robinson today, there was another option, and they had a back up plan to buy back Highfield Road.

The council saved the stadium project, but they didn't 'save the club' in the way people credit them for.

Did Robinson explain why they didn't exercise the option to return? Sure wish they had...
 

torchomatic

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theferret

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Did Robinson explain why they didn't exercise the option to return? Sure wish they had...

Indeed.

A lot of people got caught up in the idea that a new stadium would be a fresh start, would increase gates etc and there was a desire to make it happen.

Have to confess, I was in favour of moving back then. Hindsight is a wonderful thing.
 

Grendel

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If true, and if you can find it with a quick Google, what does that make SISU's due diligence when buying the club?

Why? You should just be happy they didn't or the club would have been dead 5 years ago because our lovely council never budge an inch unless pushed.
 

Grendel

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Do we feck. If you were such a fan you wouldn't have spent so long WUMing and sticking up for the parasites that have torn our club asunder.

Everyone forgets that The Championship was a lot more affluent pre-ITV Digital collapse, it was not 300% overvalued and the deal they've offered is cheaper than the shithole Bescott.

Thou art the Prince Of Pricks.

The fact you even mention Walsall without researching their particular dilemma shows your ignorance on this matter.

What year did itv digital fold?
 

Mary_Mungo_Midge

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Why? You should just be happy they didn't or the club would have been dead 5 years ago because our lovely council never budge an inch unless pushed.

I would have been happier if they'd have negotiated at the time or walked away. ACL have evidenced flexibility in recent months. They could have done so then
 

Grendel

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I would have been happier if they'd have negotiated at the time or walked away. ACL have evidenced flexibility in recent months. They could have done so then

I agree.

However I still think similar tactics would have been required.
 

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