hard to say, sully.
there are too many possible outcomes from this week. i assume your colleague means if our points are not returned bournemouth (without a cva) would have to be deducted 15 points and as such, could they survive that?
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Bournemouth AFC - Not Good
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Who Replied?hard to say, sully.
there are too many possible outcomes from this week. i assume your colleague means if our points are not returned bournemouth (without a cva) would have to be deducted 15 points and as such, could they survive that?
BensGrandad
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Where has he been so far then? And can he actually do anything, while manager of Portsmouth, or would that be a conflict of interest?
That is why I suggested that the 'Rednap family' might join or initiate a consortium with Jamie heading it as he is not attached to any club.
Gully
Monkey in a seagull suit.
Losing 15 points would confirm their relegation, which although not yet certain looks pretty likely, I can't see what difference that would make. The main issue is that they are able to fulfil their remaining (three) fixtures and that the club is still functioning in order for them to take up their place in the league next season, rather than fold completely and have to reform further down the pyramid.
sten_super
Brain Surgeon
Losing 15 points would confirm their relegation, which although not yet certain looks pretty likely, I can't see what difference that would make. The main issue is that they are able to fulfil their remaining (three) fixtures and that the club is still functioning in order for them to take up their place in the league next season, rather than fold completely and have to reform further down the pyramid.
But Gully, it depends whether they got the 15 points this season or next. If it is this season, then yes it will make bugger all difference. But if it's next season, there's a risk of falling straight through League 2, and then all of a sudden you could be looking at a semi-pro club, nowhere near as attractive an investment.
Gully
Monkey in a seagull suit.
I thought that the issue was whether they would lose the points this season, accept your comment about them being less attractive as an investment with a negative start next season, guess their main priority at the moment is just to find a buyer...if they fold completely then the points issue will be a complete irrelevance, regardless of when they might be deducted.
Sincerely hope they find a suitable buyer soon.
Sincerely hope they find a suitable buyer soon.