Doctoroncall

I'm sure hp has added it to this thread recently.

But they were expected anyway... "The League will now resume payment of the club’s Basic Award monies which are normally paid on a monthly basis to all Football League clubs." minus any outstanding football debts. So it's seems it's just spin.

Wasn't Huddersfield's total last season a record for a third place team? It would be nice to get as close to the 2 points a game mark again.

I don't think the FL have updated it but as time has passed, it will still need to be checked just in case Chainrai has any discretions in the meantime, I cannot see him failing it though so if he does take over it's going to be a slow death while Chainrai tries to get money out of the club.

Sounds like they were at two different meetings! Also if Chainrai did take over again, how many fans would turn up and support? If they wanted to hurt him, then a boycott is the only way... Starve him of money especially if they go down as that would then be the largest source of income.

Matches his reluctant owner comment in the recent article I suppose.

You have a nice pair of breasts as well? ;-)

I know there was suspicions regarding Chainrai's debenture on the ground, but this came up as a comment on David Conn's article in the guardian: the ground is under the protection of the administrator Trevor Birch appointed by the court. He has the power over where the club and ground is sold. The charge that Chainrai has is against PFC (2010) Ltd. The PFC debt owed to CSI is unsecured. Birch has the powers to sell the business and the ground to another company and leave the charges behind with PFC (2010) Ltd. You're promoting a false scenario. Is this true? Makes the debenture pretty much worthless which doesnt make sence.

Sad news indeed After my wife dropped the kids off at school this morning, she was walking back home and there were a couple of parents chatting away while their kids ran ahead into a busy car park, presumably to the car. She noticed some lady instruction the kids to stand still next to a car while the parents were still chatting away oblivious to the dangers.

I thought they had all been paid from the previous PPs? Also why no transfer embargo during the summer with these outstanding debts.

You're right I'm sure TB will try and change it to the former now!

It was the only way AA could get the CVA through, this was a ticking away quietly in the background only to bite them in the arse! I wonder if the players would accept 75% deferment of wages now?

I thought Robbie Williams was keeping them afloat, maybe he's had enough.

But not in flash!

Mange tout, mange tout!

Because STs were purchased through Zebra finance, the company drip feed that money to the club through the season. Not sure if it's at every home game but it's certainly not up front.

Personal choice, something you would need to talk to her about. Is it the person you are interested in or just a relationship? Also what disease stage is she at - I presume she is still asymptomatic. What's her life expectancy, what is her day to day regime? How will/does that affect you?

The club got into this mess the club can try and get out of it, the ups and downs of football. Just think of all those companies that have got shafted the first time and still havent been paid... from the steward still owed 20p in the pound from work two years ago to the builder and his £50k!

Didn't TB say the official website would be the place to get the most up-to-date information of what is currently happening at the club! Oh dear.

When will it get this bad for the phew... http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=bK8cgiAwAzs#! Yes, that's right only one fan!

remaining fixtures for the bottom six:

Not knowing what the bonuses are for it's difficult to make a judgement, i.e. are the targets worthy in a business sense and are they part of the long term benefit of the company. Sticking with your football analogy, Storrie the CEO got a win bonus. Doesn't make sense - the only way he can influence it is to get the club to purchase better quality footballers, but at increasing the base cost to the company.

Haven't seen this posted... From here. So a minimum of £8m to buy the club if Chainrai claims can be circumvented and CSI accept the loss. Also at least another few to help run it beyond the usual income. Not to mention the current CVA or issues to gain a new CVA from this administration. Not many hurdles to overcome then. Buyers should be flocking in bashing down Birch's door! damn you pedg!

Must be a loan, it's in red & white kit. Who's on the way out? Must one of ours so doesn't count...