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coundonskyblue · Nov 3, 2011

The following clubs have all been in administration since the mid 80's. Its interesting to see the clubs which it benefited and which ones it didn't.

Charlton 1984
Middlesbrough 1986
Tranmere 1987
Newport County 1989
Walsall 1990
Northampton 1992
Kettering 1992
Aldershot 1992
Maidstone 1992
Hartlepool 1994
Barnet 1994
Exeter 1994, 2003
Gillingham 1995
Doncaster 1997
Millwall 1997
Bournemouth 1997, 2008
Darlington 1997, 2009
Chester 1998, 2009
Hereford 1998
Portsmouth 1999, 2010
Crystal Palace 1999, 2010
Oxford Utd 1999
Barrow 1999
Swindon 2000, 2002
Scarborough 2000
Hull 2001
QPR 2001
Chesterfield 2001
Leicester 2002
Barnsley 2002
Carlisle 2002
Notts County 2002
Bury 2002
Bradford 2002
Port Vale 2002
Lincoln City 2002
Swansea City 2002
York 2002
Halifax Town 2002, 2008
Derby 2003
Ipswich 2003
Huddersfield 2003
Oldham 2003
MK Dons 2003
Wimbledon 2003
Wrexham 2004
Cambridge 2005
Crawley Town 2006
Rotherham 2006, 2008
Leeds United 2007
Boston United 2007
Southampton 2008
Luton 2008
Stockport 2009
Salisbury 2009

http://thisispop.wordpress.com/2010/01/19/football-clubs-in-administration-maps-and-stats/

kg82 · Nov 3, 2011

I don't understand Swindon's or Rotherham's? They were both in administration twice, 2 years after the first time. I'm not interested in the financial side of the game enough to learn anything about it (sorry to those that are)! But it's my understanding that when a club is in administration, an administrator comes in to reduce debt enough for the club to carry on running. Is that correct? Now, I would've thought any administrator would try to reduce those debts enough for a club to carry on running without the threat of administration for more than 2 years? So what's gone on there?

ccfcway · Nov 3, 2011

Yet they have all finished in the top 6 of a league since they went into administration.

kg82 · Nov 3, 2011

Oh... My... God

Grendel · Nov 3, 2011

True but rules are very different now. There never used to be any penalty to going into administration - points, transfer embargo or anything.Leicester abused the situation - I am sure they got promoted in either the same season or the season after going. Sadly we should have done this once Premier League status dissappeared and the debts started to escalate. MacGinnity refused as the creditors were mostly board directors and we are paying a heavy price still for that.

kg82 · Nov 3, 2011

I remember Leicester abusing the rules (and Leeds, didn't they?). But I still would have thought if you go into administration once it would hold off the threat of it again for more than 2 years?

PhilWasn'tBabb · Nov 3, 2011

I can't see us going into admin any time soon. My understanding (right or wrong) is we only really own money to sisu. I think sisu have plenty of money, they just don't want to spend it on CCFC anymore, they want the club to run as a going concern on its own. (mental)

If they put us into admin they would be righting off there own money. our death by a thousand cuts isn't going to end soon.

(goodness, I sound like a SISU lover, i'm really not, just trying to see it from there point of view.... a bit..... the twats)

sky blue john · Nov 3, 2011

What is strange that all these clubs are still in existence. We have posters on here that when we have discussed going into administration believe we will cease to exist and that Sisu are our only hope !!!!!!!!!!!!!:thinking about:

Grendel · Nov 3, 2011

sky blue john said:
What is strange that all these clubs are still in existence. We have posters on here that when we have discussed going into administration believe we will cease to exist and that Sisu are our only hope !!!!!!!!!!!!!:thinking about:

I agree with that. It really is nonsense to talk AFC Coventry etc. No club of this size has in the history of football been liquidated. I can think of very few Accrington, Newport, Maidstone all small cubs with crippling debts to the taxman - oh the mighty Aldershot as well.

No administration is unfortunate but really other than the points deduction and a transfer embargo there is no difference - and the transfer embargo will not be noticed here anyway.

sky blue john · Nov 3, 2011

I heard Sisu applied for a voluntary transfer embargo

rob9872 · Nov 3, 2011

Not all in existence - Chester are the ones I know of, may be others. Also some not exactly done well out of it and are grateful they still have a team to support - many outside the football league, so if league one is where we bottom out, then we will have been comparatively lucky.

Jack Griffin · Nov 4, 2011

sky blue john said:
i heard sisu applied for a voluntary transfer embargo

lol......................

Covstu · Nov 4, 2011

i never realised there was that many! At this stage i would take admin if we can clear the decks and the debt but i dont think we have any assets to sell!!!!

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