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I don't think it will happen either. For a start Fisher said it would be nearer town than the Ricoh. The Ricoh is 3.3 miles from Broadgate. A 3.3 mile radius of Broadgate gives very little outside the actual city, and the few areas that are outside the city are greenbelt so that would be a no...

Not really. The original rent agreement still exists, they haven't explained how they get around that yet.

Normal business practice

The difference is they knew exactly what they had to do, just keep on fighting.

Slag!! :)...........

But I don't really see how the FL can authorise that.

From Brighton? Do you own a concord?

Well fortunately for my principles the words sisu and success don't go together so I will never have to deal with the dilemma you have presented.

At what point then will Ccfc Ltd have "broke" the lease? Presumably acl can't take any action until that point?

The club isn't in administration according to Tim fisher. From a supporters point of view though, how has it made things worse?

Also, if the Rotherham situation is anything to go by, they will have to put a £1m bond down with the FL.

Agree with you there.

So your going to prove your not one of the fans jumping ship to support Walsall by going and using their ground and putting money towards Walsall's transfer fund?

Thanks. 10 characters.

So what sisu do next with Ltd will be interesting.

I'm no expert, but surely if administration dissolved all contracts then every time a club goes bust would the players not all leave for free?

Of a sort, I work in Credit Control.

My original post was in reply to some ridiculous post by grego that we will have a new squad in a few weeks. Edit: Do you not think they will need to borrow for this new ground?

That wouldn't surprise me, but I would like to know the reasoning behind it. It wouldn't look good for the FL to allow the share to be moved to help the club get out of a football related liability.

It proves about as much as gregos link to some nonsense in the telegraph. Most companies won't provide credit to one that has been in administration and keeps the same directors.