Didn’t fans from other clubs ( including us ) put money in buckets when you needed it ?
Can you please not bring up things like this, it just upsets them and sends them further into denial. Like how I read that local businesses agreed to take lesser amounts as they wanted to help Brighton stay afloat. Nothing at all to do with the fact that if they did not accept lower payments then they would have got nothing, nope nothing at all to do with that.
Can you please not bring up things like this, it just upsets them and sends them further into denial. Like how I read that local businesses agreed to take lesser amounts as they wanted to help Brighton stay afloat. Nothing at all to do with the fact that if they did not accept lower payments then they would have got nothing, nope nothing at all to do with that.
Can you please not bring up things like this, it just upsets them and sends them further into denial. Like how I read that local businesses agreed to take lesser amounts as they wanted to help Brighton stay afloat. Nothing at all to do with the fact that if they did not accept lower payments then they would have got nothing, nope nothing at all to do with that.
Well given that is actually impossible to be any less 'bothered' than palace fans about the palace finances, then that is just a truism.You lot seem more bothered than us.
You lot seem more bothered than us.
Lesser amounts for what or they got nothing? Please expand
Did I miss the Albion going bust and shafting local businesses?
They won't have a good excuse, but they will point out that dissolving the company would cost a lot of jobs, which no one wants, so they will be let off with a little fine.https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...tened-with-being-dissolved-over-late-accounts
On Tuesday the Registrar of Companies issued a notice to the company which owns and runs Crystal Palace, CPFC 2010 Ltd, that it will be “struck off the register and the company will be dissolved” in two months “unless cause is shown to the contrary”.
Now they've not only got to provide the accounts, but a good excuse why they haven't been submitted.
They won't have a good excuse, but they will point out that dissolving the company would cost a lot of jobs, which no one wants, so they will be let off with a little fine.
so they had to be in today and still are not ?
What happened to the “unless cause is shown to the contrary” that Thunder Bolt mentioned?Companies House doesn't work like that. The company WILL be struck off if accounts aren't filed
Looks like they're safe then.OR if a third party such as HMRC intervene on the strike off because they are owed money.
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...tened-with-being-dissolved-over-late-accounts
On Tuesday the Registrar of Companies issued a notice to the company which owns and runs Crystal Palace, CPFC 2010 Ltd, that it will be “struck off the register and the company will be dissolved” in two months “unless cause is shown to the contrary”.
Now they've not only got to provide the accounts, but a good excuse why they haven't been submitted.
What happened to the “unless cause is shown to the contrary” that Thunder Bolt mentioned?
Right, so if they haven't filed the accounts by a given date, they will be struck off, unless, er, they have filed the accounts. That's pretty ****ing dumb writing.The accounts being filed are 'cause to the contrary' being shown.
You'd have to be a clueless goon to now lend them money for the new stand...No, Companies House puts up a notification that they're going to put a notice in the following week's 'The Gazette', an official government public record of bankruptcies, liquidations, windings-up etc. This will make it public knowledge that Crystal Palace will be struck off the Register unless they file accounts.
Companies House themselves won't do anything more now until 2 months have elapsed, but creditors who are owed money by Crystal Palace who have search alerts for customer companies that get listed in The Gazette may now start asking Palace some serious questions because it is in the public domain they will cease to exist in 60 days.
Right, so if they haven't filed the accounts by a given date, they will be struck off, unless, er, they have filed the accounts. That's pretty ****ing dumb writing.