Sergei's Celebration
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CPFC Ltd do not own Selhurst, BHA FC do not own The Amex.
No but both the club and the stadium are owned by the same company.
CPFC Ltd do not own Selhurst, BHA FC do not own The Amex.
The Council IS the stadium owner! (Or at least 50% of it)
I thought liquidation was the end of the company. All assets sold off to pay creditors and the company wound up.
Am I right?
If not, why are most news agencies still talking about point deductions? As far as I understand things, there is no club to deduct points from.
I thought liquidation was the end of the company. All assets sold off to pay creditors and the company wound up.
Am I right?
If not, why are most news agencies still talking about point deductions? As far as I understand things, there is no club to deduct points from.
This is exactly what my understanding of Liquidation entails.
Can anyone shed light on this, is there a glimmer of hope for Coventry?
**** me is all I can say to that statement. Not too disheartened?
I see what you're saying, but no. I'd be absolutely gutted if I were them and unable to see a way forward.
Absolutely terrible news and feel for them big time. A disaster for the football fraternity.
Is a new company already in place to take over in a pre-pack admin deal ? The FL would be looking for a financial bond too to guarantee the fixture list is fulfilled. If Coventry remain in the league the 25 points deduction could actually be 30.
This is exactly what my understanding of Liquidation entails.
Can anyone shed light on this, is there a glimmer of hope for Coventry?
A pre pack is possible only from administration. Liquidation is the end, there is no way back. Football clubs have a Houdini way of avoiding closing down completely but it has happened (Newport for example) and I can't see how it can be avoided in this case with Coventry Newco restarting in Mickey League and working upwards a la AFC Wimbledon and FC United of Manchester (albeit circumstances slightly different).
Would mean another team gets promoted to League One (is it Northampton as PO losers or Burton as 4th?) and one more into League 2. Guess League will want to avoid this now, so will probably stitch up a compromise that means Cov will be relegated.
What have the stadium owners achieved by blocking the CVA? All they have done is end up with a football stadium with no football team, and a local population that will likely refuse to ever step in the place again.
I saw they were trying to get the decision to let them play in Northampton overturned as they believe it breached the Football League's own rules. They seem to have cut their own noses off.
If it's liquidation the assets of the current co (i.e. the players) will be sold off so nothing left to take over.
Unmentioned sinners you say. What about the FA - a truly ****witted organisation incapable of running the game for the benefit of the greater good. How did SISU Hedge Fund ever pass any sort of fit and proper ownership test?
It's time for the government of the day to step in over the FA's incompetence, disband them and their crappy old boys club.
Their record over the last 12 seasons since relegation from the top flight is dull, the Ricoh is a rubbish ground in comparison to Highfield Road. The club doesn't own the ground and they are just filling the pockets of others by playing there.
12/13 League One 15th
11/12 Championship 23rd
10/11 Championship 18th
09/10 Championship 19th
08/09 Championship 17th
07/08 Championship 21st
06/07 Championship 17th
05/06 Championship 8th
04/05 Championship 19th
03/04 Championship 12th
02/03 Championship 20th
01/02 Championship 11th
00/01 Premier League 19th RELEGATED
Boring! I am speaking from my point of view, if I were a Coventry fan. You can facepalm all you like, Icy.
I'd rather start again than just drift, but I understand what you are saying, also.