Football League Rule Changes ?

[The9]

Mawhinney interview on BBC Sport in which details of changes to the HMRC/CVA process is discussed. Too late for us I suspect.

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/paulfletcher/2009/06/mawhinney_tackles_the_big_issu.html#089221

[rallyboy]

Bearing in mind they have stretched their own rules in dealing with our holding company and dealt appallingly with Luton, I can't see there will be much progress for the rising number of clubs living on the brink.

 

How many duck houses has he got?

[VectisSaint]

Bearing in mind they have stretched their own rules in dealing with our holding company and dealt appallingly with Luton, I can't see there will be much progress for the rising number of clubs living on the brink.

 

How many duck houses has he got?

The guy is a total and utter plank, so far out of touch with the game that he makes Sepp Blatter look intelligent. I believe his duck house comes complete with a moat and wysteria. Why do we allow politicians to become heads of major sporting institutions in this country.

 

Incidentally, on topic, my understanding is that the issue with HMRC is not relevant in our case, I may be wrong but I don't think HMRC are a (major) creditor. The major creditor in our case was clearly Barclays. Even Norwich Union/Aviya only become a serious creditor if we have defaulted on mortgage payments, and there is no evidence I have seen to suggest this was the case. Hopefully therefore even if we are stuck with the wholly unjustified 10 point deduction we should not get a further deuction because HMRC will not block the CVA.