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They're not going to come out overtly and say it are they? Wonder how the story got to the Times

Hate to repeat it ad nauseum but I've said for years that the senior officers at the council have driven this whole thing over years with Lucas and co useful idiots. Here it is spelt out. Fortunately it seems the current group of councillors have seen it for what it is.

He's an officer and the cllrs are the council so he's technically correct. Looks like Gilbert's source was spot on

The land around the arena remains "ripe for development" yet despite planning permission hasn't happened. It's almost as if the council's belief just ignores commercial reality

I take my hat off to @hill83 who usually gets the great / shit signing assessment spot on

Mad to think that he's younger than McFadz

We played well against QPR both games last season but got nothing, hopefully with our newfound defensive solidity we'll make it third time lucky.

I went the boxing day game there in the relegation season, we left at half time or very very soon after

Surely no other club knowing our financial position (which Dave Boddy regularly broadcasts and contributes to the worsening of) is going to agree a deal with us now for a player to be sold in January. Why would you? Our bargaining position is weak.

It just moves on to Phase II which is complaining about whether he starts or not

No. The conservative government has deliberately and wilfully starved it of the resource it needs. The conservative party needs to be destroyed.

Christ is good on crosses though

He doesn't need control of them

It is a fact. The floating charge the Trustees have over the assets converts to a fixed charge in an administration event (as I guess it needs to be to calculate what they might be entitled to). From the bond prospectus: A ‘fixed charge’ unlike a mortgage, does not transfer title, ownership or...

He is the victim of his own success, quite ridiculous decision given how he turned a club in crisis into promotion winners. They do not have a good squad and there have been multiple occasions where they've paid players late. I hope he gets the whole contract paid up.

Clueless NHS rents furniture because it doesn't have the capital to buy it, simple really.

The charge is on the assets of the company in administration, it will disappear with the company. He's the buyer of the company's assets not its liabilities. He doesn't need to satisfy the bond holding investors; they will get what they're given ultimately according to the prospectus.

I think he was 25 by the time he started playing regular league football so maybe it's right that he's got: less comparative mileage than an average 35 year old centre back more room for post 30s improvement, he's actually got better and better I would give him another year almost certainly.

Why would he refinance the bonds? It is completely unnecessary

You can't reasonably agree to assignment of the lease without having a reasonable period to agree to it though?