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question is has Sheffers got the legs in him ....... :whistle::laugh:

because what they are trying to do is drain ACL of funds, create a situation whereby they cant meet their debts, neither Charity or CCC will put working capital in to ACL to keep it going they dont have funds to do it, that means ACL goes in to Administration or creates a fire sale for the...

When ACL say they would accept a new CVA as the least they expect doesnt mean that they will accept any CVA that is put forward. If it is pretty much the same as the last one it will get rejected in my opinion First off the reworking of the administration process would be necessary because...

If you dont rate his views/opinion/contribution just dont listen to him...... problem solved. he has no influence on or off the pitch

not absolving him wm in any way shape or form. But in 2007/2008 there was an opportunity for a new start from pretty close to a nil net debt situation. There were opportunities to do things in different ways. To do things in ways that may have seen the club prosper. Have never changed in what i...

Just another thought the FL have said clearly that they made a mistake in registering players to CCFC H Ltd. That must say that such registrations broke the regulations because they were not in the member entity. Therefore CCFC are being told clearly that the contracts should never have been in...

Don't get me wrong Richardson was a disaster for our club but we need to be clear on the debt. Richardson played a a big part in creating the path to where we are today but things have moved on Just about all the net debt we had in 2007 however has been written off. The real debt we have now is...

So what is it we know The League share was in CCFC Ltd - the accounts say so from 1995 to 2011 - annual returns at Company House for FL say so - SBS&L Group (a SISU owned company) directors minutes say so - the memorandum & articles for both CCFC Ltd and CCFC H Ltd say so - the FL and FA say...

Eberything in the accounts which have been audited has always said the players were contracted to CCFC Ltd - what can I tell you, the auiditors would have had to check the contracts to do their job. So they must have seen evidence the players registrations & contracts were in CCFC Ltd along with...

so a small question but in the first administration report issued the director of CCFC Ltd - Tim Fisher- listed player registrations of £466K as assets of CCFC Ltd at 22/03/13. So how is it obvious that all players were registered with the FL in CCFC Holdings?

I dont disagree BSB all sides have used PR to their advantage when they needed to

contracted to holdings and yet all the accounts state they were in CCFC Ltd and yet their own board minutes in 2008 (after SISU bought in) say that CCFC Ltd was responsible the employment of all football staff, player wages, transfer activities and player registrations plus the golden share...

There is no evidence the Golden share was anywhere other than CCFC Ltd since 1995. To move it requires written approval from FL - All the accounts indicate until 31/05/11 share in CCFC Ltd thats why they were prepared as they were - Company memorandum & articles approved by FA & FL confirm the...

Clarke stated the League had a pile of legal letters from both sides of the dispute

I believe he had the power to do so under Insolvency Act 1986

unlikely as the action would need to be brought by a creditor who would under write the costs of the administration here is another thought does Appleton actually get paid out of the administration? His costs are under written by SISU - good luck collecting that if it goes pear shaped! The...

Because if it went on for years then that indicates pretty poor governance at a time they at trying to prove to the select committe they are fit for purpose If it all happened in the last 18 months to 2 years it kind of says they were complicit in what was going on even if innocently. either...

Would like to think that a new administration process now has to be completed. I would also guess that Mr Appleton is some what "tainted" by what has gone on even if he has done nothing wrong (I no evidence he has broken any law or regulation) so I would hope a new administrator appointed...

I think the point is that if the assets are known and the club itself is in CCFC Ltd the bidding process would quite likely be on a different basis whereby bidders would have to put forward a detailed business plan showing funding and ground arrangements etc rather than a straight cash bid for...

It should already be known by the administrator Godiva - but his angle is that it is all to do with beneficial ownership which quite frankly is tosh in my opinion