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Clubs have till Thursday 26th to go into admin. to avoid losing an extra 10 points for next season

Looks grim for some

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/foot ... 45305.html

Strong rumours on Deva Chat suggest Cster will go on Thursday

This just goes to show the dangers of chasing success at any cost and IMO what a good job the Morecambe board have done so far.
Lets hope the recent excellent form does not increase expectations too much - our gates and ability to attract funding and thus better players means we must tread a very careful financial path that doesn't over burden the club with debt but also doesn’t hold back progress on the field - the two go hand in hand and our board will do magnificently to maintain and hopefully improve our league standing and improve the finances through the new stadium to back this progress up in a sustainable way.
If the club conducts itself in the way it has over these last few seasons then I can only see more success and more happy times for The Shrimps - bring it on!

Dont get that. Why would they go into admin next Thurs?

If they take the points deduction they will almost certainly get relegated. If they dont they have a chance of avoiding this.

If they wait until the week after, the deduction will be next season (where there is likely to be others) - and a whole season to get the deduction back and thus at least a chance of avoiduing relegation.

If they are going into admin (everyone on Deva chat thinks they are) cant see the point in timing it for the day before the cut off.

If my understanding of that article is correct, only teams which are relegated anyway receive a deduction the following season. It suggested that teams which survive will receive a 10 point deduction once the season has ended, and could, in effect, be relegated in that way (used Southampton as an example of a team which could survive but then be relegated following a post-season deduction).

Therefore, it makes sense for clubs to go into administration before the deadline as it at least gives the playing staff a target for the last few games (Chester, for example, would have at least 9 points to make up).

Going into admin. can save the Clubs loads of money by not paying creditors and a few have upset the Inland Revenue inparticular! The Football League brought out the admin. rules to protect the "football people" to get paid in full rather than a new owner agreeing a much smaller percentage to it's creditors through a voluntary agreement (C.V.A.). The new rules have appeared on the back of the Leeds/Bates fiasco where a shed load of money was simply wiped off the slate.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/footba ... ction.html

There's a couple more snippets here:
http://soccerlens.com/premier-league-v- ... nces/5999/

No wonder Bournemouth have problems when it's costing them £1000 a day to rent the stadium

just goes to show how lucky we are with the people that run our club

"Town chairman John Fenty said: "In speaking to the Chester chairman, they are seriously considering going into administration."

http://www.sportgrimsby.co.uk/football/ ... hp?ID=7841

marky No.1 wrote:"Town chairman John Fenty said: "In speaking to the Chester chairman, they are seriously considering going into administration."

http://www.sportgrimsby.co.uk/football/ ... hp?ID=7841

You'd think that, being so close to the relegation places, that they'd be better off leaving it until after the 26th, to avoid certain relegation and give themselves a chance of overcoming the deduction next season.

John L wrote:

marky No.1 wrote:"Town chairman John Fenty said: "In speaking to the Chester chairman, they are seriously considering going into administration."

http://www.sportgrimsby.co.uk/football/ ... hp?ID=7841

You'd think that, being so close to the relegation places, that they'd be better off leaving it until after the 26th, to avoid certain relegation and give themselves a chance of overcoming the deduction next season.

Yes but if they don't comply with the League rules/guidelines on coming out of admin. they may end up with -17 a la Bournemouth/Rotherham instead of just the initial -10

What a thoroughly depressing read that Indy article is. There but for the grace of god go we. Thank you boardroom. We may not sing your names on saturdays but you are very much appreciated.

http://www.bournemouth.vitalfootball.co ... 11#M236050

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/7965152.stm

Mr Mawhinney is on the radio tonight for an hour - should be interesting

marky No.1 wrote:http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/7965152.stm

Mr Mawhinney is on the radio tonight for an hour - should be interesting

Will you have your IPod radio in tonight whilst doing the quiz Mark

sgt major wrote:

marky No.1 wrote:http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/7965152.stm

Mr Mawhinney is on the radio tonight for an hour - should be interesting

Will you have your IPod radio in tonight whilst doing the quiz Mark

Could have MP3 in one hand and spaghetti in the other I guess, but to be safe I will record it on Sky+ me thinks. Don't want the back room to think I'm cheating

Darlo bailed out till the end of the season

http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/sport/ ... _tomorrow/

"There's always going to be a loss of between £1.5m and £2m a year,"

The P.F.A. have stepped in to help with wages

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... ation.html

Nice to hear the Gillingham chairman's point of view there. From it, we can assume that they're not one of the clubs in trouble! Perhaps he could invest in an away end suitable for League 2, rather than the Ryman Premier!

So am I reading this right? Darlo can complete their normal season fixtures, but without a buyer they would be effectively wound up before the start of the play-offs if they make them, and certainly not be able to start next season at all.

what the hell happens then? I can only see one way to keep all the leagues relatively the same size, and that would be automatic promotion for the top two in the blue square and an extra from the play offs. but surely you cant change the rules now, or can you?

either way very sad. I have happy memories of feethams when I was posted to catterick.

They'd just have 1 down & 2 up, rather than 2 down & 3 up

bigreddog wrote:either way very sad. I have happy memories of feethams when I was posted to catterick.

Apparently, going back there is an option for the administrators - they could have their work cut out for Saturday

I hope Crusty is'nt left to go like this before work begins

still looks better than the giant axe!

Southampton on the precepice
http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/4254471 ... om_Saints/