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But that assumes that Northampton home fans would be happy to make the journey to the Ricoh for games. The suggestion that City fans could go to Northampton to play out our home games this season has erupted into a whole pile saying that they would not travel.

But isn't that exactly what many posters on here want SISU to do - walk away with nothing after having put in £45M

I think that the 17M profit was made by SISU for managing their clients' investments, i.e. their fees, not the profit they made for their investors. In the same way, I expect that the cash involved in the whole CCFC dealings is put up by SISU investors and that SISU are doing whatever they...

If tomorrow goes SISU's way, and they can somehow manage to satisfy the judge that the holding company has sufficient funds to guarantee solvency for CCFC Ltd, then (a) ACL's point about taking this action in order to safeguard against SISU putting the club into liquidation, rather than...

Stand by to be pissed off then!!

Doesn't part of the due diligence procedure involve the examination of CCFC's books? I assume that this would imply that SISU/CCFC are giving their full co-operation to this? Sounds a bit far-fetched to me !!

Make that two (at least)

I don't see that he is going to get much better than he is at the moment - he is living on performances that are now in the distant past. Even his staunchest supporters are coming out and admitting that he ain't the Macca that once set the league alight. In this league we need battlers...

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That's about the way I read it too.

I rest my case

Maybe not, but it's enough if you've got enough good old fashioned prejudice

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I may be missing something here, but isn't that exactly what SISU's argument is?

So there's a whole new can of worms that could be opened!

How much would it cost to get in, who would keep the gate money and the pies and parking cash?

In short then, is liquidation a possible outcome, despite ACL's statement that their action in forcing administration will prevent liquidation and protect the football club?

The more I look at it, the more I'm thinking that there's no way that SISU is going to take the big financial hit and just walk away, leaving the path clear for someone else to come in and take the whole shooting match over for a knockdown price from the administrator. I reckon their attitude is...

Given the number of unexpected twists and turns so far, that's a pretty bold statement to make!!

So many comments, ranging from the erudite to the ridiculous, from gloomy optimism to outright fantasy. There's a point that's left me more than a little confused about the latest move by ACL to push for administration (as opposed to liquidation), and it's about the status of the company which...