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59 minutes ago, Casino said:

as admin said, they have been paying bills in order of need

insurances, re opening the training ground other bits of shit with the intention of getting a team on the pitch at wycombe

the business is in dire fcuking straits and if it survives it needs the goodwill of its employees

i do feel the pain of the players but striking is not helping

How long should this goodwill go on for? 5 months is long enough in my eyes.

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12 minutes ago, pauldeva said:

It's not illegal to trade a company whilst insolvent. It's illegal to take on credit with no prospect of them being paid.

You are getting mixed up with what can be done pre and post an administration, all those debts are frozen.

I can certainly envisage a situation where the ground is sold and the team survives. Chester played at Macclesfield for a long time

OK lets see what happens then.

I'm of the opinion that either something will be done before the season starts with FV taking on the club, having bridging loans, deferred payment agreements and whatever else to tide them over until the Hotel is settled and they take ownership of it, or someone gives FV further monies to pass on to the Administrator to keep BWFAC going until the hotel is settled and if FV don't buy it (or a joint agreement with whoever does buy it isn't agreeable between the two) then FV will withdraw and the Administrator liquidates the club.

Obviously I can't see the EFL allowing the club to start the season if the threat of FV pulling out and BWFAC being liquidated is a realistic prospect which I believe it to be.

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Are we at the stage yet were it might just be better to fuck it off and fold the club? - we can't be far away from that surely.

 

We're still losing money everyday, nobody with any money it seems wants to buy us, we have no players, at best we'll be starting the season on - 12 points and to top it all off, the vast majority of the town doesn't give a fuck about the club.

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27 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

How long should this goodwill go on for? 5 months is long enough in my eyes.

I am wondering how much longer this whole sorry saga can go on for 

Just listened to that Gordon Taylor interview on Talk Sport and there were doubts expressed that we will have a team on the pitch on the opening day of the season 

I was hoping that following yesterdays publicity that the 2 administrators would see sense and sort this matter out between themselves - ideally in the next 48 hours  , because  what is clear is that  FV need the hotel to fund their plans. 

However I have just noticed that the Hotel administrator has filed online yesterday at companies house ( Bolton Whites Hotel Limited ) 

Statement of administrator's proposal

This document is being processed and will be available in 5 days.

If that statement ( which cannot yet be viewed ) reaffirms the timescales in his press release 

We have commenced a marketing and sales process of the hotel and have appointed agents to manage the process, which has received significant interest from potential purchasers. We expect the process to run for four to six weeks and do not propose to comment on progress during this time, as discussions will be confidential.

then I am struggling to see a way forward 

 Surely the hotel administrator must realise without the football club being able to fulfil its fixtures there will be no hotel 

Something needs to happen and it needs to happen soon 

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1 hour ago, Pricey said:

i thought the £1m was put in when the preferred bidder was selected?

I would be amazed if they put any money in without knowing they were getting the hotel, seeing as they see clearly short on funds as it is.

There have been no charges registered so it would be a payment to an insolvent company with no guarantee of return.

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1 hour ago, Damocles said:

I would be amazed if they put any money in without knowing they were getting the hotel, seeing as they see clearly short on funds as it is.

There have been no charges registered so it would be a payment to an insolvent company with no guarantee of return.

It was described exactly thus. A non refundable deposit.

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26 minutes ago, Damocles said:

But why put that in when they didn’t have the hotel? There was no requirement to do so. I suspect it never happened.

It was required by the administrators of the club. As part of that process. The hotel is required to gain EFL approval of the business plan for next two years. In a sense if it wasn't for having to fulfill the EFL requirements the administration process would have completed and FV would be in control. Were EFL approval not required....

So the 1M was described as "being required for essential business operation". I believe that some payments were made to the training ground operator etc and that is what that cash was used for. 

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5 minutes ago, Hoppy510 said:

Having run our club into the ground, Anderson is now alleged to be holding up the sale, so just for clarification, does he still own the club or is it just a squabble about him getting his two pounds of flesh? 

Have you been asleep for the past 6 weeks?

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40 minutes ago, Damocles said:

But why put that in when they didn’t have the hotel? There was no requirement to do so. I suspect it never happened.

So was the administrator telling lies when he said they had??

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3 minutes ago, radcliffewhite1 said:

Really not interested into the ins and outs of it all it’s a bore fest 

however can someone mainly EFl just come out and tell us straight if we are going to start the season under the current situation 

 

Without a takeover? No chance. EFL - the last thing they want is us to start the season with a risk we won't finish it. The admins have in effect said we are insolvent. So I imagine should no deal be done the EFL will withhold structural payments and the admins will be forced to liquidate before the start of the season. It means the EFL won't have embarrassing situation of us playing a few games then going pop and leaving them in a mess. If there was enough money to pay the players and admins could reasonably expect us to see out the season as things stood then that would be different. But its clear that is not the case. 

 

 

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3 minutes ago, bwfcfan5 said:

Without a takeover? No chance. EFL - the last thing they want is us to start the season with a risk we won't finish it. The admins have in effect said we are insolvent. So I imagine should no deal be done the EFL will withhold structural payments and the admins will be forced to liquidate before the start of the season. It means the EFL won't have embarrassing situation of us playing a few games then going pop and leaving them in a mess.  

If it does come to the worst, wouldn't Newport get promoted to L1 and AFC Fylde to L2? Jaysus.

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3 minutes ago, bwfcfan5 said:

Without a takeover? No chance. EFL - the last thing they want is us to start the season with a risk we won't finish it. The admins have in effect said we are insolvent. So I imagine should no deal be done the EFL will withhold structural payments and the admins will be forced to liquidate before the start of the season. It means the EFL won't have embarrassing situation of us playing a few games then going pop and leaving them in a mess. If there was enough money to pay the players and admins could reasonably expect us to see out the season as things stood then that would be different. But its clear that is not the case. 

 

 

That’s what most of us are thinking but surely something official must be said 

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