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Not sure about that but he needs to have a word with his boss pronto about investment opportunities this side of the pond. We could do with Seattle Sounds as a feeder club too...

Cheers for the post. Always good to get a different perspective. Having "been there, done that, got the t-shirt" and actually seen the benefits that CAN come out of administration are you surprised that so many people on here think it would be the death of the club rather than a new beginning? I'm open minded about it but my gut feel is that we would come out of Administration stronger (long term) and not weaker.

Nah....never once crossed anyone's mind on here....;)

Or there's this attempt by babelfish.... "Wotte let always themselves downstairs because he usually implies of the ladies within the club for this reason he keeps up move at three matters in feyenoord" Am still none the wiser!

"Wotte letting ever themselves underneath within because he with the queen keeps usually within the society therefore he keeps stir towards three transactions within feyenoord towards" Not much help....gotta love these online translators!

How does that work?

IP address traces to Karlsham, Sweden....

We owe £400,000 according to this Notts County messageboard. http://boards.footymad.net/forum.php?tno=402&fid=17&sty=2&act=1&mid=2126551481

Nice one. Cheers.

No, but they'll be able to hit the ground running in Div 1....long term planning and all that malarkey...

Cheers. Bhaskari has a lot to answer for IMHO.

No thanks. I've already got a Dinky

http://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10426~1600532,00.html John Armstrong-Holmes moved today to again dismiss rumours that Notts County are in serious financial difficulty. The Magpies' chairman said he is "totally fed up" with having to react to comments and innuendo that is having such an unsettling affect at Meadow Lane. He said: "Our vice-chairman Roy Parker issued a statement last week which made it plain to supporters that there's no truth in the rumours that we are on the brink of going back into Administration but it seems some people just don't want to listen to the facts. "I have already explained that we are having the same sort of problems as virtually every other business - and football club - in this country. "For example, Southampton owe us a six-figure sum as one of the David McGoldrick transfer payments that should have been paid last month. Hopefully, we will be receiving that money in April.

Must be some penalty

http://www.afcwimbledon.co.uk/

I thought you had a thicker sheepskin than that

I'm stronger with pictures than words to be honest

Slight interlude....why has Nineteen Canteen stopped posting? Did I miss an 'event' that brought this about?

You've seen the minutes of that meeting with the builders too then?

Ah...hmmm....does rather blow my half baked theorum out of the water!

Time to get St David an invite onto that Paul Allen owned radio station again me thinks....MOT anyone?

Perhaps it's against some LSE rule or suchlike whereby you're not allowed to sell your 'best' assets on the (relative) cheap if you're on the brink of not being a 'going concern'? Dunno. Just a guess.

People quote "Thursday" as the -10 points deadline day but anyone know what time exactly on Thursday? Is it 'by Thursday' (i.e. midnight Wednesday) or 'by end of Thursday' (i.e. midnight Thursday)....or somewhere in between?

Did Wotte plead the same with the directors of the last club he was at the helm of when it went into Administration? Of course it would have a bad effect on the team, but that'slike saying that the band on the Titanic wouldn't play their instruments well if the ship sank. No sh*t! I somehow doubt a 'head coach' would have enough influence on whether a club goes into administration or not. Now, that would be something to worry about!

Agree, top post.