Palace make £23 million profit from first season in PL

[spanish flair]

Will Bloom pay back the local businesses will took a hit when Archer was at the helm?
I think not.

Who were they and how much do we owe them?

And you are forgetting that we sold our ground to pay all our outstanding debts

 

[Se20]

Who were they and how much do we owe them?

And your forgetting we sold our ground to pay all our outstanding debts

So you're another one in denial ?

 

[matbha]

Why, do, you, have, to, be, so, abusive, all, the, time, ?

SDG like you is a ,,,,,, ****ing wanker

 

[spanish flair]

So you're another one in denial ?

Denial that we stole tax payers money, hell yes, we paid our taxes, can you claim the same in your two admins?

 

[Se20]

SDG like you is a ,,,,,, ****ing wanker

Cheers mat
As eloquent as ever .

 

[matbha]

Cheers mat
As eloquent as ever .

Harsh but so very very fair

 

[Se20]

Harsh but so very very fair

Where's your comma's gone ?

 

[Geestar]

More shit footballers and clubs earn millions.... The usual then.

 

[El Presidente]

I have seen you state this before in past threads and I have tried to find reference to this in my books on the clubs history and I have never been able to find anything about such agreements. I would love to read up on this part of our history and who conducted the deals with the creditors, so I would appreciate you or any other fans that could point me into where this was recorded. I could then read more about the two winding up orders in October 1992 and June 1993.
And when you said we had no assets to sell, surely we still owned the Goldstone during those winding up orders, as the Ground was sold around 1995 I believe?

The Goldstone was mortgaged so a significant proportion of the proceeds went straight to the bank.

Never quite worked Archer out, he sold the Goldstone far too cheaply and then didn't know what to do with himself apart from partially find the losses at Gillingham.

 

[spanish flair]

The Goldstone was mortgaged so a significant proportion of the proceeds went straight to the bank.

Never quite worked Archer out, he sold the Goldstone far too cheaply and then didn't know what to do with himself apart from partially find the losses at Gillingham.

I still am not sure of the connection from where we were saved from liquidation during the winding up orders in 1992 and 1993 by agreeing lower sums of money to our creditors, as the sale of the Goldstone was in 1995. Are you saying some creditors were prepared to wait for the money owed in 1992/93 and agreed a lower payment when the Dick Knights consortium took over?

 

[L'hampton Eagle]

Er no I stated you need luck to progress through the play-offs, that's anyone, us, you or whoever. Hardly sour grapes you prat.

As for getting loads of money for just being in the top league is a fact. Take it why you can, good luck with it. However again as I stated you have a huge task on your hands and that's maintaining your position whilst playing/training in the worst facilities in the league and with no end in sight.

Luck has nothing to do with it, we beat you relativity easily and rubbed your faces in it again by getting promoted on a glorious day at Wembley, for that I say thanks made it even more special.
Super WIlf shut you all up after booing him every time he had the ball, Wayne Bridge who had him in his pocket for St Patricks day massacre made a big error so did Greer for his 2nd.

Bha have only just got a better stadium than Palace,which is still debatable as the Amex like a library almost every home game!
You had a better atmosphere at the Gallstone where you turned up to watch lower league football at the and then the hard core 5-6k Withdean temporary ground fans made more noise there than at the Amex.
Brighton's shiny new Amex might be state of the art but with only one train station, no pubs, no parking, hours to get away from the stadium! You can keep it, Fair play for still turning up to watch lower league football. however when the free trains end it will be even lower.
Oh well at least they still count the fans who don't turn up hence all the vast gaps in the stand make it look better on paper s

We're in the Premier league still with an old school stadium and your down the bottom end of the Championship with a nice new stadium I know where I'd rather be made all the sweeter thanks to Brighton and Hove Albion not turning up for the semi


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYSHX3KXcJc

From your number one Chelsea fan plastic

 

[El Presidente]

I still am not sure of the connection from where we were saved from liquidation during the winding up orders in 1992 and 1993 by agreeing lower sums of money to our creditors, as the sale of the Goldstone was in 1995. Are you saying some creditors were prepared to wait for the money owed in 1992/93 and agreed a lower payment when the Dick Knights consortium took over?

I thought in 1992 HMRC agreed to a partial payment, and in 1993 the sale of Mark Beeney allowed the club to meet the creditor demands in relation to the formal liquidation petition.

Throughout all this time the directors were subsidising the club to an extent, but did come to arrangements with suppliers such as the coach company that meant that full payments were not made.

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

There is surely a difference between reducing payments owed to creditors on a case by case basis, through business to business negotiation, and imposing lower repayments on all creditors across the board via administration

I am really struggling to see that they are the same thing. One is a free will agreement between all parties, the other is a compulsory imposition whether the creditor likes it or not, just because some other creditors have agreed.

I also didn't think that administration even existed as an option when the albion were in trouble. Was it simply not pay or go bust ?

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Didn't notice on Tapatalk that this was in 'The Other Stuff'.

That's me out of here, let the palace GOONS troll away !

 

[spanish flair]

There is surely a difference between reducing payments owed to creditors on a case by case basis, through business to business negotiation, and imposing lower repayments on all creditors across the board via administration

I am really struggling to see that they are the same thing. One is a free will agreement between all parties, the other is a compulsory imposition whether the creditor likes it or not, just because some other creditors have agreed.

I also didn't think that administration even existed as an option when the albion were in trouble. Was it simply not pay or go bust ?

This is my view and the HMRC voted against the CVA in the Palace administration, but were compulsory forced to take what was given, whereby in our case all taxes had been met, even I believe the tax paid by the new owners on the sale of the Goldstone. Which would not have been the case if we had had administration and become Brighton & Hove Albion 1995 back in those days.
Totally different to just taking other peoples money.

 

[Dougie]

This is my view and the HMRC voted against the CVA in the Palace administration, but were compulsory forced to take what was given, whereby in our case all taxes had been met, even I believe the tax paid by the new owners on the sale of the Goldstone. Which would not have been the case if we had had administration and become Brighton & Hove Albion 1995 back in those days.
Totally different to just taking other peoples money.

As always you stand on the morally higher ground

 

[Mutts Nuts]

Can't help thinking that TB ****ed up big time spending the money on extra seats when he should have spent it on the team when we were actually going for promotion..

I did say this at the time on here so it's not great hindsight either.

We could quite easily have been in the position Palace are now in.

We did ok considering we had no decent strikers till Ulloa finaly came along,think what might have been had we not given our only decent striker to the scum for the sake of a couple of grand a week

 

[Weststander]

No point being bitter.

CP got to the PL fairly, with politicking and wanting-out Poyet, being outsmarted in the second leg by passionate Holloway. We all know who's pre-match team talk would've been more inspiring ... Holloway's.

Many clubs have been promoted a few short years after creditors lost out ... Leicester were the masters at this. Portsmouth, Southampton and Bournemouth too.

Time to move on.

 

[essexeagle]

[/B]

Luck has nothing to do with it, we beat you relativity easily and rubbed your faces in it again by getting promoted on a glorious day at Wembley, for that I say thanks made it even more special.
Super WIlf shut you all up after booing him every time he had the ball, Wayne Bridge who had him in his pocket for St Patricks day massacre made a big error so did Greer for his 2nd.

Bha have only just got a better stadium than Palace,which is still debatable as the Amex like a library almost every home game!
You had a better atmosphere at the Gallstone where you turned up to watch lower league football at the and then the hard core 5-6k Withdean temporary ground fans made more noise there than at the Amex.
Brighton's shiny new Amex might be state of the art but with only one train station, no pubs, no parking, hours to get away from the stadium! You can keep it, Fair play for still turning up to watch lower league football. however when the free trains end it will be even lower.
Oh well at least they still count the fans who don't turn up hence all the vast gaps in the stand make it look better on paper s

We're in the Premier league still with an old school stadium and your down the bottom end of the Championship with a nice new stadium I know where I'd rather be made all the sweeter thanks to Brighton and Hove Albion not turning up for the semi


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYSHX3KXcJc

From your number one Chelsea fan plastic

Haha...One of the most agreeable posts I have ever read on NSC. Well done sir!

 

[spanish flair]

As always you stand on the morally higher ground

Nice response Dougie. Which part of my post takes the higher moral ground and is an incorrect statement in your eyes then Dougie?