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Interesting - Council Leader seems to indicate further that a preferred bidder is very close...

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It seems the Admins were working along the lines of monies owed to any successful claim by Boro and/or Wycombe would be non-secured, non-footballing debt.
The EFL, for whatever reason, will not let that happen as it stands - as they are refusing to rule in either direction.

Exactly this. RC said it in his interview, and it was in the Boro statement, that they had no wish to see us liquidated.
It rang hollow with me when I heard/read it, and it shows even more now.

It seems the Admins were working along the lines of monies owed to any successful claim by Boro and/or Wycombe would be non-secured, non-footballing debt.
The EFL, for whatever reason, will not let that happen as it stands - as they are refusing to rule in either direction.

Exactly this. RC said it in his interview, and it was in the Boro statement, that they had no wish to see us liquidated.
It rang hollow with me when I heard/read it, and it shows even more now.

It seems the Admins were working along the lines of monies owed to any successful claim by Boro and/or Wycombe would be non-secured, non-footballing debt.
The EFL, for whatever reason, will not let that happen as it stands - as they are refusing to rule in either direction.

It seems the Admins were working along the lines of monies owed to any successful claim by Boro and/or Wycombe would be non-secured, non-footballing debt.
The EFL, for whatever reason, will not let that happen as it stands - as they are refusing to rule in either direction.

Exactly this. RC said it in his interview, and it was in the Boro statement, that they had no wish to see us liquidated.
It rang hollow with me when I heard/read it, and it shows even more now.

I think you can just stop there.
I remember the sucker punch of the 2014 playoff final. It hurt not just because of what happened in the 90 minutes, or Keogh's mistake, or Zamora's finish, but because we were a sensibly-run club living within our means against a team of over-paid and over-priced players clearly there to pick up a pay packet. It really, truly felt like the 'wrong' team won, and QPR were effectively rewarded for cheating.
At no point did I ever want QPR to be liquidated, threatened with expulsion, or relegated to the third tier. My gripe was never with QPR fans, and for the crimes of Tony Fernandes, I wouldn't want a community to lose its club, Loftus Road to become derelict, or see 140 years of history turn to dust just because of the immorality of a handful of board members who happened to be at the club at the time.
It's not worth engaging with any Boro or Wycombe fan who cannot see that; those that want the scene of the crime punished rather than the criminals themselves aren't true football fans. They are prepared for an entire community to suffer as the fall guys and girls just to make themselves feel better about their own club's shortcomings. There is nothing you can do or say to change their mind, it's already made up.

Exactly this. RC said it in his interview, and it was in the Boro statement, that they had no wish to see us liquidated.
It rang hollow with me when I heard/read it, and it shows even more now.

What makes no sense is that so long as Wycombe and Boro are pursuing this as a football debt, they are guaranteed no money. This will bury us and you can't sue a liquidate club.
With that in mind, how can you come to any conclusion other than that they are trying to have us liquidated?
 

Interesting thread