[Football] Premier League club has striking off order from Registrar of Companies. Who could it be?

[hans kraay fan club]

Dog ate them.

 

[Crispy Ambulance]

Dog ate them.

Is your dog's name Rosie?

 

[LowKarate]

It's not difficult to summarise your income and outflow.

What gives?

 

[Stat Brother]

It's not difficult to summarise your income and outflow.

The HMRC won't accept images

 

[Easy 10]

" But Palace's financial travails continued: their top player was earning £11,000 a week while attendances were dipping. "The cash flow was shot to pieces, gate receipts were £1 million down,'' said Jordan. "Most directors at other clubs would have run for the hills but I stood tall and paid in £6 million.''

Agilo, though, was becoming concerned about pressure for payments from Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs and the collapse of a proposed injection of £7.5 million from the controversial Hero Fund (which lends against young playing squads). The race was on to see which would get its money out of Palace first: Agilo or the tax-man.

So lets cut to the chase here Paddy. In summary, Palace BORROWED their way to financial oblivion. When you fail to pay HMRC, its the clearest evidence that the chickens are well and truly coming home to roost (see Aston Villa this week). You blame Agilo for putting Palace into adminstration, when Jordan's solution to that particular cash crisis was - thats right - to BORROW his way out of it. I don't blame Agilo one bit for aggressively pursuing the money they were owed, because (once again) Palace were living WAY beyond their means, massively overspending on players, still relying on credit to pay bills, and all on dwindling gates. It was a clear recipe for disaster, and the orange goon in charge was in a chefs hat and an apron, busily chopping the onions.

Blaming Agilo for your club going back into administration is like blaming the brick wall you just willfully drove your car into, for all the scratches and dents in your fender.

 

[Notters]

Have they filed their accounts yet?

 

[Stat Brother]

Does HMRC open at the weekend or does the word imminently roll into a second week?

 

[lawros left foot]

Does HMRC open at the weekend or does the word imminently roll into a second week?

It’s Registrar of Companies, not HMRC- - - - - - Yet.



Civil service though, so, I doubt very much they are open over weekends.

 

[bhanutz]

Have they filed their accounts yet?

No but they have signed a player today....Typical Palace....

 

[lawros left foot]

It will be 72 days on Monday, that’s 10 weeks and 2 days, or 1728 hours, or 103,680 minutes or 6,220,800 seconds.

And, still,it’s not enough time for Palace to submit their accounts.

 

[Dougie]

Another week of this .

 

[Postman Pat]

Another week of this .

Your chairman is always chatty on Twitter I assume he's already cleared this mess up on there?

 

[lawros left foot]

Another week of this .

You took down your original post, are even you starting to be embarrassed by your shabby little club, [MENTION=23111]Dougie[/MENTION] ?

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

Another week of this .

PMT

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

Another week of this .

Thought things were 'imminent'?

 

[Dougie]

I'll comment next Friday when the £15/20 m profits have been announced.

 

[Stat Brother]

I'll comment next Friday when the £15/20 m profits have been announced.

just after the £50m further investment.

 

[Dougie]

You took down your original post, are even you starting to be embarrassed by your shabby little club, [MENTION=23111]Dougie[/MENTION] ?

I got carried away with some information passed to me .

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

I'll comment next Friday when the £15/20 m profits have been announced.

Perhaps, if palace is the 'real' palace as you like to say, and not a shoddy new company, your sorry, thieving club would like to use some of that profit to pay back some of the people it robbed?

There again if it was only established 8 years ago....

 

[Dougie]

PMT

Not yet .