Pancake

I'm lead to believe he is renting somewhere just outside Alton/Farnham and spending time between there and his place in South London (Croydon?)

Why would you need to decide the results of the remaining fixtures? The teams they are scheduled to play would simply have a weekend off...

panic

Not sure ive seen anyone insulting an "Saints Legend" on this thread TBF...

Anyone have a feeling for what the chances are of it going to general sale?

FFS, I "got" all the answers right, unless for example Ginger has blonde hair, Alan Pardew is black and David Bailey is female. hey ho...

That was ****. Didnt get Ginger, didnt get David Bailey, didnt get Alan Pardew, didnt get Dj Shadow...

core

Pahndstrecha.

Not a red card for Russel IMHO, not that Im complaining mind...

Stinsa - Team Mixed

He is really good at getting back to you on Twitter as OB says.

Cope and dune stop it and behave.

Von Drake - Color Collector

Mickey Baloon - Thank Rose

Ok, that makes some sense. So Storrie, Chainrai, Al faraj, tanya thingy, Al Fahim et al would be chased down/sued for the ENTITE 11+ Million?

Yeah, I get both those points, but if it was me, I would offer them 1 final chance to get a proper take over sorted and generate a percentage of the debt owed to all and sundry.

This what confuses me then. Surely the better bet for the HMRC would be to allow PFC to go in to Administration. That way they will get back x% of what they are owed if/when the club are bought out; plus the incentive of future payments from the club when they continue trading. If the club isnt bought out druing the Administration period, they are then wound up. It just seems to me that by winding the club up no before allowing them the best chance they have of getting a new owner (ie, Administration), they are cutting of a future revenue source. I just find it a bit odd. Im sure Ive missed something blindingly obvious....

Can someone answer me a really basic question about this. if the club is woun up, do the HMRC get ANY of the money they are owed?

Very true.

Wrong. The FA is the governing body of all Association Football in England.

or a SaintsWiki... *whistles*

d/ling now... should be a good lunch time listen Steve...

Implied - Wolf Biscuit

*cough* get your money on Ryan.