Basran manages a huge fund/funds specialising in tech, this was play money. Availability of cash wasn't likely to be the issue. Rather like your pension being made up of blue chip and then throwing some penny stocks in for a gamble that's what BWFC was to them. Bottom line is they most likely can't be arsed with Ken and the whole shooting match. And if that was messy, managing a club in administration is certainly not going to be of interest. Also they possibly found some creditors were open to swapping debt for equity or taking less than 100p in the £1 and others said bollocks which gave them a headache. Who falls into which camp I don't know. I would expect they are out and staying out now. They were the best bet IMO, with all sorts of reach to bring the good times back, not just cash.