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I think it is going directly to football crediters
Not if the administrators stick their bill in sharpish
I think it is going directly to football crediters
Do they still get their last 8 million parachute payment next year? or has that long since gone with administartion settlements / council loan?
Do they still get their last 8 million parachute payment next year? or has that long since gone with administartion settlements / council loan?
This season sees the final payment which is why they have to exit administration tomorrow at the latest otherwise the payment is distributed proportionately to all clubs in The Championship , League 1 and League 2.
Unfortunately I think they get it even if there in Adminstration. Its only liquidation that would stop the final payment in August. They have been receiving parachute money all the while they have been in Admin so it won't stop now.
Mind you its all earmarked for repaying the local Council loan and the football creditors, most of whom are ex-pompey players owed monies. The poor normal creditors will still only get 2p in the pound.
Quite honestly the points deduction must come off next season otherwise there's no point as they are down already. They should also be hit with extra points off, the same as Luton and others have suffered in the past.
Unfortunately I think they get it even if there in Adminstration. Its only liquidation that would stop the final payment in August. They have been receiving parachute money all the while they have been in Admin so it won't stop now.
Mind you its all earmarked for repaying the local Council loan and the football creditors, most of whom are ex-pompey players owed monies. The poor normal creditors will still only get 2p in the pound.
Quite honestly the points deduction must come off next season otherwise there's no point as they are down already. They should also be hit with extra points off, the same as Luton and others have suffered in the past.
If the Southampton case is anything to go by, they will have the points deduction next season as they are relegated already.
That is the most obvious and logical answer but you must remember that this the FA we are talking about and they usually do FA.
Didn't Leeds have to suffer the same fate too?
For a second I nearly sympathised with them but then I remembered how hard they worked to defer the deduction. It has to be next season or it's no deterrent (not that I consider it a deterrent anyway - expulsion to non-league would be my immediate punishment and a ban on the directors ever being involved in professional football again).Leeds were one of the reasons the rule about relegations was introduced: they were struggling but hoping to stay up. Once they knew they were relegated anyway, they fast forwarded their inevitable administration so as to try and incur the points penalty when it didn't matter.
I maybe wrong but is this not the remit of the Football League? So, possibly, in this case you're right - the FA will carry on doing FA!!
it is the responsibility of the FA to ensure that the clubs registered under them are run correctly.
You are right it the duty of the FL to impose the points deduction but having said that it is the responsibility of the FA to ensure that the clubs registered under them are run correctly.
Also do remember that this is Pompey and they do have the best fans in the Country and so are a special case .
Why haven't they been taken to task yet?