Could the following happen
SISU make offer to administrator to purchase CCFC Ltd of administration now. There are no other buyers and because of the legal action regarding CCC and ACL recently started other buyers put off because shares in ACL (stadium ownership said to be essential) tainted by the action and its possible results. PA accepts the offer that pays creditors a few pennies in the pound. ACL is out voted and deal goes through.
SISU/CCFC and FL come to agreement that both sides had made clerical errors based on "misunderstandings" by both.
SISU agree with FL to transfer CCFC H down into CCFC Ltd to reunite shares and contracts in return for a modest further penalty. That means the share is never transferred. The club is then in one company and out of admin.
There is no contract at Ricoh. ACL are left with the legal costs, a bad debt, no income from the club, reduced footfall, sponsors not easy to find and repair work to be done to the pitch to actually attract any one. All of which puts pressure on ACL finances
Add to that ACL & CCC are then locked in to expensive legal argument for possibly years regarding the EU competition law. That means probably no sale of ACL shares (deemed essential for any deal for the club), pressure on cash flow, unable to develop or improve facilities, doubts in minds of customers, etc..............
At some point ACL run out of funds ..................
does that sound like a plan ? :thinking about: