According to the SLP. I thought the Cardiff debt had been sold on to a 3rd party ?
CRYSTAL Palace and Cardiff have finally paid the outstanding money owed for the respective transfers of Paddy McCarthy and Mark Hudson from Charlton.
In the last fortnight both clubs have settled their debts with the Addicks, handing over six-figure fees.
Charlton had reported the two Championship sides to the Football League over the matters, but they are now satisfied that the issues are resolved.
Last month the Addicks took action against the Bluebirds, who at that point had only paid around half of the £1.075million fee agreed for the purchase of Mark Hudson in July 2009.
It was the second time Valley officials had taken such a step - in January they complained that fierce rivals Palace had failed to pay the final £100,000 instalment for the deal that took McCarthy to Selhurst Park.
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Think the palace money was factored.
Mugs!
Could you explain what you mean Henry?
Factoring is selling the debt to another specialist. They give you 90 - 95 per cent but you get that money straight away rather then, in the case of McCarthy, waiting for it for 12 months.
Quite common and helps cash flow.