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Looks like its another great ref.

If they want him to stay and we want him to stay I would imagine its just formalities that haven't been done as it's been Xmas / NY.

They had a chap from the local BBC station on, he said there won't be a problem.

All depends on how many people turn up right before kick off without tickets ;)

CWR saying they will kick off but might struggle to finish the game. Is it that bad up there?

What point are you trying to make here Tony? Most businesses don't loan money to others without charging interest. If nothing is being repaid then the interest is adding to the debt. They won't just write it off unless there is a situation that forces them to do so.

Are you not allowed to support Crewe if you don't live there?

Thought 75% of creditors had to agree to a CVA? Therefore if you have more than 25% of the debt the more power you have when it comes to negotiating a CVA.

Why have so many turned up without tickets? I don't understand how people have so much grief with ticketing. How hard is it to buy them when they go onside or in the weeks before the game? If you decide to go at the last minute to smaller grounds with a limited ticket allocation you're always...

That was quick. Another cracking effort form the SBA.

Off the top of my head: In the event of administration a great debt gives you more control In the unlikely event that we have a lot of money at some point the whole amount can be taken out It's not being loaned out of charity, those making the investment are expecting a return The implication...

Yes there is because the bigger the pile the bigger return. Lets say you lend me £1K and I can't repay it. What is the best option for you: 1) write off the £1K, you receive nothing now and nothing in the future 2) keep the debt but don't demand immediate payment, you don't get the money now...

Written off or converted to shares? They are two very different things. If the debt has been written off then it no longer exists. If it has been converted to shares then it will be down to what price SISU will sell the shares at. So if they've converted £60m of debt into shares but will only...

Or written off. Most likely if and when the club is sold a pence in the pound offer will be made on the debt, as when SISU took over. Having the debt still on the books is to their advantage when the other option is just to write it off any not receive a penny.

That's a pretty good result for us then. We get compensation for a player that would have gone in a couple of weeks anyway. Of all our loans we could lose Kent is the one we will miss least. He has raw talent for sure but its debatable if he's ready for our first team yet, let alone Liverpools!

It was along those lines. So lets say Robinson was owed £15m (totally made up figure BTW) but accepted £1.5m to walk away SISU only actually paid £1.5m but the £15m debt stayed on the books but was now owed to SISU. It was the money to ACL that had to be paid wasn't it? Hence why they didn't...

Why have we suddenly changed from talking about management fees to raking over the dodgy administration process again? You have to stop thinking of CCFC having debt as CCFC isn't a single entity, you have to look at the multiple companies involved. From a quick glance at that document Coventry...

The weather is awful down here. Any chance of it being called off? If its as bad up there as it is here could make the game a bit of a free for all. Hard to play a nice passing game in torrential rail and gale force winds!

Inglethorpe may have arranged the loans in the first instance but it is Klopp that people are quoting as being against the loan system. If you take that through to its logical conclusion they will stop sending players out on loan so the question remains. What will they do with all the extra...

So in summary there's zero evidence that SISU are taking money out and the likes have OSB have stated they aren't yet you are going to choose to ignore that in the hope that there's something in a future set of accounts that supports your point of view.