The Administration Thread

[kevinhectoring]

2 hours ago, Chopper said:

 

I think it'll come clear eventually that CK did string along Cook, Stetford and then by extension Rooney

 

 I think it’ll become clear that CK was manoeuvred into PB position by Rooney and Stretford, that the 3 of them were in cahoots. And that it all fell apart because none of them thought through the AML issues and because the slync investors read CK the riot act 

[Steve How Hard?]

One way or another.

[kevinhectoring]

Just now, Addingham Ram said:

Have you never watched the same old movie again and again, and always found certain lines just as funny as the first time you heard them?

Have you watched Groundhog Day again and again ?

[cosmic]

42 minutes ago, Ghost of Clough said:

 

 

State of that Andy bloke. "The Daily Mail said this. Mel Morris reads that newspaper. So it must mean it's done".

Prat.

Not to mention he somehow knows that Mel Morris still buys that paper. Does Andy run Mel's local corner shop? Muppet.

[RadioactiveWaste]

Bloody typical.

"Takeover delayed by WW3 starting with mass nuclear first strike initiated by the russian federation triggering massive NATO nuclear response and the ending of life as we know in within several minutes. All parties remaining hopeful of a deal says nixon"

[RoyMac5]

1 minute ago, cosmic said:

State of that Andy bloke. "The Daily Mail said this. Mel Morris reads that newspaper. So it must mean it's done".

Prat.

Not to mention he somehow knows that Mel Morris still buys that paper. Does Andy run Mel's local corner shop? Muppet.

This is the tweet tagged onto the end of those two. Interesting?

 

[cosmic]

1 minute ago, RoyMac5 said:

This is the tweet tagged onto the end of those two. Interesting?

Not in the slightest.

[SirBrian]

Song for today from 1971, what a good year football.

WHEN WILL IT END, by Honey Cone.

[RoyMac5]

3 minutes ago, cosmic said:

Not in the slightest.

BUt at least you read it! ?

[B4ev6is]

4 minutes ago, cosmic said:

Not in the slightest.

Is going to happen today surely funds must have cleared.

[cosmic]

1 minute ago, B4ev6is said:

Is going to happen today surely funds must have cleared.

Hope so, B4. Plenty of the day left for good news.

[Tamworthram]

5 minutes ago, B4ev6is said:

Is going to happen today surely funds must have cleared.

I doubt it’s anything to do with funds clearing (not sure it was with CK). Probably/hopefully just paperwork and formalities.

[Ramarena]

59 minutes ago, Ghost of Clough said:

Click the little symbol in the bottom right, then click copy link to tweet.
Pop over to this site, and paste that link.

 

[BramcoteRam84]

Unlike other times if it doesn’t happen today then I genuinely don’t think there is any reason to panic. This one is definitely happening. Not ITK just high confidence. 

[Mick Brolly]

[Foreveram]

2 hours ago, RadioactiveWaste said:

I wonder if it's a meeting where all the staff are told the gigs up, EFL removed golden share, club being liquidated and it's now a free for all in terms of getting copper wire out the building.

But it's probably not that. Probably.

Hope not, they owe me a ticket for Bradford.

[Derbados]

I’ve heard it’s clowse, very clowse. Hopefully they can clowse the deal shortly to appease all you clowse minded lot. 

I’ll clowse the door on me way out. . . 

[jimtastic56]

23 hours ago, Seth's left foot said:

Now I’m not saying I have any ITK knowledge but I’ve just been told that the takeover is completed and may be announced this evening.

Here’s hoping ?

 

Spot on. You are not “In the know”.?

[Guest]

15 minutes ago, cosmic said:

State of that Andy bloke. "The Daily Mail said this. Mel Morris reads that newspaper. So it must mean it's done".

Prat.

Not to mention he somehow knows that Mel Morris still buys that paper. Does Andy run Mel's local corner shop? Muppet.

I am also a customer at Mel's local shop and I can confirm that he still arranges for his order of the Daily Mail to be picked up every morning. I can also confirm that Andy neither owns the shop nor does he work there. I hope this puts your mind at rest on such an important day for us all ??

[Oldben]

5 hours ago, Addingham Ram said:

Daft question, but not having been in League One for decades, and not having sold any season tickets for next year, how can we realistically know what our turnover will be for the coming year?

If we can only spend 60% of our turnover on player related expenditure, then somebody will have to agree to our forecasted turnover.

That'll be the efl then. Oh dear, another shafting on the way.

Efl rule: League One clubs can spend up to 60% of turnover on player-related expenditure, or 75% in the year following relegation from the Championship.