Tyler Durden

Depends what definition you take from the urban dictionary.
One probably, the other most definitely. 
I'll let you decide which ones I'm alluding to. 

Don’t take it too literally - it’s motivational speak to whoever he’s picked - to have a little faith because Rooney is backing them to score…so Lawrence, CKR, and possibly Sibley up front. 

£3 million quid ahem?
Unless we were meant to be paying that back but never did. 

Congenital heart disease.
Or be a drug user.
Or a heavy smoker and/or drinker
Or have undiagnosed heart problems like a hole in the heart.
Or eat a poor diet.
Or rampant stress.
Or a combination of two or more of the above.
There are a number of things that can cause heart attacks in middle-aged men, but looking fit doesn't ever stop them from happening.

Weird comment for me as why wasn't he putting the players in the team before that would have enabled us to win the previous games?
Unless he just means picking Lawrence now which is a no brainer anyone could make

Not sure about stinking but it's a pretty fair appraisal of where we are at the moment. 
No knights in shining armour to rescue us more like tinfoil tossers.

Asking a silly question why would they and would you have expected them to?

I reckon I could be a better administrator than Quantuma, get stuck for cash then just flog any assets you have available on the cheap. 
Don't see how you need any particular skill or training for that.

I reckon I could be a better administrator than Quantuma, get stuck for cash then just flog any assets you have available on the cheap. 
Don't see how you need any particular skill or training for that.

It is a shame joswick had to leave but never worked out has it for him here and constanley struggled here.

The amount of debt you are in is basically irrelevant, what matters is your ability to service it.  Stoke are in control of their debts (paying anything owed on time etc), we are not.

Here's Quantuma's statement issued this morning. Nothing significant, to be honest.
 
 

We didn't score when we had the chance. Sod all to do with the ref. 

I can't remember whom it was in here but they compared how long ourselves had been in administration to Wigan and Portsmouth I believe......and we are right at the start of the road compared to the lengths of time it took for the 2 other clubs to leave administration.  
They also made the comment that Quantuma perhaps have communicated unrealistically short timescales for us to get a new owner which has set false expectations for a lot of fans and ended up in the situation we are in now.

I can't remember whom it was in here but they compared how long ourselves had been in administration to Wigan and Portsmouth I believe......and we are right at the start of the road compared to the lengths of time it took for the 2 other clubs to leave administration.  
They also made the comment that Quantuma perhaps have communicated unrealistically short timescales for us to get a new owner which has set false expectations for a lot of fans and ended up in the situation we are in now.

I guess it’s a case of who blinks first, how much the bidders want the deal and what’s the maximum they’re prepared to go to.
As far as the creditors are concerned, they either reach an agreement and get some of their money back or allow the club to go into liquidation. If that happened, surely the unsecured creditors would end up with nothing. Is remaining in administration longer and trying to find a new bidder an option?

Not if the offers aren't enough to satisfy the creditors?

Reality is probably beginning to bite tbh. 

Two things with that comment, firstly would be suitors are effectively buying debts which is never going to lead to a stampede of interested candidates and secondly there are suitors willing to buy us but if the price is right for them.

Two things with that comment, firstly would be suitors are effectively buying debts which is never going to lead to a stampede of interested candidates and secondly there are suitors willing to buy us but if the price is right for them.

They have to get the creditors to accept what is offered,if they don't accept then there is no deal.

If our golden ticket is withdrawn then we are flung out the whole league structure. 
If someone comes in with a lower offer that doesn't satisfy the EFL rules on administration then we will be docked a further 15 points applicable to whatever league we will be playing in - League 1 is looking most likely next season. 

Morris should do the decent thing and follow Abramovichs lead and not expect a penny back from the club

What about cash he's potentially looking to recoup for himself for the sale of the stadium 

Morris should do the decent thing and follow Abramovichs lead and not expect a penny back from the club