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The main thing that got us into trouble in the late '90's was borrowing against future income. That was very short sighted and dangerous.

They seemed to have overuled taxation laws on plenty of occasions. Football creditors being placed ahead of HMRC is in contradiction of the law I believe.

What happened with Cov Rugby that time? I remember the owner announced the club would be liquidated, then a court ruled that was illegal. Can anyone remember why it was deemed illegal?

The fact that Portsmouth are still in with a chance of survival shows how resilient football clubs are to liquidation. Portsmouth's problems far outweigh ours, yet they are still in with a chance of survival.

<p> Im not 100% sure but I think in the championship ffp dictates that a club can't make a loss of more than £6m.

Really don't understand this attitude that because Sisu have invested a lot of money they are free from criticism. Every year the Government spends millions on the NHS, does that mean we are not allowed to criticise South Staffordshire NHS?

Looking at it that way its difficult to see how Leicester got its investors.

My understanding is that you can go in at the next available spot.

Don't worry, he will be league 1 top scorer next year.

Incorrect, they voted against the Club selling its shares of ACL to the Higgs Trust. They wanted to postpone the Ricoh project until the club got its finances in order.

<p> It would be nice to get more up there, however over the past 40 years I think the team have let the fans down too many times. The next move has to be from the team, they need to give a reason for the fans to go back, and this time not let them down.

I dont know if it was emergency funds, but a member of club staff told me they were paid early. Presumably just before the accounts were frozen.

Presumably as we're paying no rent?

Well I was thinking more of the first 6 games Won 4 Drew 2

Tommy Hutchison said yesterday its time the players started supporting the fans by giving them a reason to go to games.

And the club would still be losing about £2m a year

I would so hate to live in your world.

I couldn't support a team that the current owners take out of the City due to their own mismanagement of the Club. I could support a Newco based out of the City with long term aims to move back to its homeland.

The only way we will make the play offs now is the new manager effect (assuming we get a manager). Remember the run Dowie took us on when he took over? However in the last few games I've seen nothing to suggest we are capable of that.

ACL have proven themselves to be pretty astute business people. Therefore you have to ask why these astute business people are so reluctant to do business with Sisu. They clearly do not see them as the right people to take our club forward.