trousers

Sssshhhhh!

chäs-chüechli

You wouldn't be the first....

Post the links to all the other stockbrokers, analysts and fund managers that have recommended BT and I'll put a sock in it (literally)

FFS....just buy our football club FFS

Aren't they more or less in the same position we were in May 2007? i.e. not been in the Championship long, not in Admin and a (supposedly) rich potential owner knocking on the door? And we know what happened next....

Which is why, one assumes, that Sale makes no mention of WH Ireland recommending Begbies Traynor as a 'one to watch' 3 months before Lowe called them in as Administrator.....? Perhaps there wasn't any room left in the column to mention that one is passing....benefit of the doubt and all that....

Anti-climax!

Fair point.

Any supplier who does work for a company in advance of being paid for it is a creditor, regardless of whether said company is in administration or not. I know the likes of Cedar Press (for example) are relatively small creditors, when held up against the likes of Barclays and Aviva, but I'm sure Cedar would prefer Saints to be taken over by an owner who can grow the business quickest as it means they would generate more revenue more quickly for themselves. (Of course assuming that the new owner wants to go with the same printing company in this example) So, I'm sure that when Fry is in discussions with the creditors they must talk about future revenue prospects as well as clawing back past revenue. Wouldn't they?

A healthly club going forward will be good for our creditors' future too

yes, i believe he is

"There are still a couple of issues outstanding but it's nothing major." Groundhog day...can't even be arsed to dig out the Bill Murray photo

Jesus wept

Take a break

Happy Birthday to you