lordswoodsaints Posted 26 June, 2009 Share Posted 26 June, 2009 To play in the league,taking the -10 point hit,agreeing not to contest it and then try and sell the club as it is.....any potential buyer would then know what they are buying and what the situation is. I know nothing at all about any of this admin stuff,just asking the question. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
brightspark Posted 26 June, 2009 Share Posted 26 June, 2009 Not possible. Don't ask me why, I just know that that's not possible. Someone else will have the exact, detailed answers. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Whitey Grandad Posted 26 June, 2009 Share Posted 26 June, 2009 Isn't there a 'fitness' test for the owners? Something about fit and proper persons....? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Weston Super Saint Posted 26 June, 2009 Share Posted 26 June, 2009 Isn't there a 'fitness' test for the owners? Something about fit and proper persons....? Well, that rules MLT out :shock: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Evo Posted 26 June, 2009 Share Posted 26 June, 2009 Take a look here: http://www.football-league.co.uk/staticFiles/f2/8f/0,,10794~102386,00.pdf INSOLVENCY POLICY A club will not be eligible for membership of The Football League if by the second Saturday in May in the current year it:- Has a manager, receiver or administrative receiver appointed in respect of that club or any part of its property. Has had a petition presented and not discharged in respect of it for an administration order or if an administration order has been a) applied for; or b) made and not discharged in respect of that club. Has had a winding up order made and not discharged in respect of that club. Has passed a resolution for the winding up of that club. Has proposed or entered into an arrangement with its creditors or some part of them in respect of the payment of its debts or part of them as a Company Voluntary Arrangement under the Insolvency Act 1986 or Scheme of Arrangement under the Companies Act 1985 (in each case as amended by subsequent legislation or Regulation) and that arrangement has not been agreed by the club's creditors or approved by the Court. The criteria for membership of The Football League are part of a membership criteria structure agreed by The Football Association, The Football League, The Football Conference, The Isthmian Football League, The Northern Premier Football League and The Southern Football League and governed by Football Association Rules. Any club dissatisfied with a decision of The Football League in any matter concerned with these criteria has a right of appeal to The Football Association, as laid down in Football Association Rules. The Football League reserves the right, after consultation with The Football conference and subject to the sanction of The Football Association, to make changes to its membership criteria at any time. Effectively the Club belongs to the creditors at the moment. Fry cannot apply for FL membership, not in any way I can see anyway. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
70's Mike Posted 26 June, 2009 Share Posted 26 June, 2009 Take a look here: http://www.football-league.co.uk/staticFiles/f2/8f/0,,10794~102386,00.pdf Effectively the Club belongs to the creditors at the moment. Fry cannot apply for FL membership, not in any way I can see anyway. Maybe Barclays and Norwich Union should say we do not want our money we will run the club instead, and take out £100k each a month as dividends Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Chez Posted 26 June, 2009 Share Posted 26 June, 2009 Maybe Barclays and Norwich Union should say we do not want our money we will run the club instead' date=' and take out £100k each a month as dividends[/quote'] I don't think Banks like doing that, they prefer others to toil away on their behalf or if not to liquidate the companies assets and get the cash back in their account quick smart. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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