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Agree. The bastards can rot in hell if they take our football club out of our City.

It looks like what they have tried to do is transfer all outside debts to CCFC Ltd. If it can be proven that those debts are related to the running of the club then I think the points deduction is a certainty.

Not sure thats true, the company hasn't been liquidated.

Season tickets sold under false pretenses. Anyone who can't make it to games on time would have a strong legal case for demanding a refund.

What about people who work up until 2 on a Saturday? How are they supposed to get to poxy Walsall in time?

Thought you said on another post you were getting drunk and ignoring all this?

How will they be able to afford all the Season Ticket refunds?

Seems to me they know the game is up. They now control the only thing left of any value - Ryton.

Who owns the clubs league share then?

But if the company doesn't trade, it doesn't have any agreements with ACL. So whats the point?

The company that dealt with ACL then surely can't be classed as a non operating subsidiary?

Ryton training ground?

In that case surely it is an opertaing company then?

Can someone in the know please give a definition of a Non-Operating Subsidiary? It suggests to me part of a business group that doesn't actually do anything. If it doesn't do anything, whats the point of putting it into admin?

<p> Is that not fraud?

We will get the points deduction. Its the trick saints tried.

<p> If ccfc cannot pay its debts as they fall due the company is insolvent. Nothing to do with the council.

Yes, but it also goes against Sisu's argument that they can't afford the rent.

Teams final positions are where they deserve to be (not counting points deductions). Clubs final positions are where they deserve to be (regardless of points deductions).

<p> About as likely as a clear outcome tomorrow!