When you look at the Premier league with teams like, Leicester, Southampton, Palace, who all went into administration in the recent past, perhaps we would have been better off than get in RD to kill the club
Funny how soccer saturday and all the media tossing themselves silly over palace don't mention that they completely screwed over the likes of laundry companies etc material amounts. Scumbag move and should repay all debts when they come out of admin any club that does it.
Page 78 shows a list of who was owed what when they were under administration.
Even before Palace, I believed there should be a five year rule, linking to the Premier League licence. Any club that has been in administration should pay back all small businesses on gaining promotion to the Premier League. Currently it is immoral.
Even before Palace, I believed there should be a five year rule, linking to the Premier League licence. Any club that has been in administration should pay back all small businesses on gaining promotion to the Premier League. Currently it is immoral.
When I started this thread, I put the emphasis on clubs who have done it and now are successful, it did not mean it is right, and has said before other innocent people lose out, which cannot be right
When I started this thread, I put the emphasis on clubs who have done it and now are successful, it did not mean it is right, and has said before other innocent people lose out, which cannot be right
So surely you've answered your own question then, it is that bad isn't it.
Even before Palace, I believed there should be a five year rule, linking to the Premier League licence. Any club that has been in administration should pay back all small businesses on gaining promotion to the Premier League. Currently it is immoral.
With the money Palace are making they should do the decent thing whether they have to or not.
When I started this thread, I put the emphasis on clubs who have done it and now are successful, it did not mean it is right, and has said before other innocent people lose out, which cannot be right
So surely you've answered your own question then, it is that bad isn't it.
When I started this thread, I put the emphasis on clubs who have done it and now are successful, it did not mean it is right, and has said before other innocent people lose out, which cannot be right
So surely you've answered your own question then, it is that bad isn't it.
Funny how soccer saturday and all the media tossing themselves silly over palace don't mention that they completely screwed over the likes of laundry companies etc material amounts. Scumbag move and should repay all debts when they come out of admin any club that does it.
Page 78 shows a list of who was owed what when they were under administration.
Interesting read. I counted 9 football clubs (including ourselves with £200k) as being creditors - and the likes of the Met Police, London Ambulance Service too. Add in the many businesses (a lot of which will be small companies, not faceless bureaucracies) and also a fair number of individual (who could be sole traders) concerned and it's no laughing matter. The knock-on effects of things like this are not great and the hurt and pain is spread widely.
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Otherwise it's kaput
Ask Portsmouth or Coventry fans
And there is no reason for RD to put us into administration. It doesn't help profit him or remove any burden.
Club's that go into admin should be ashamed. It's not a magic pill.
Funny how soccer saturday and all the media tossing themselves silly over palace don't mention that they completely screwed over the likes of laundry companies etc material amounts. Scumbag move and should repay all debts when they come out of admin any club that does it.
Page 78 shows a list of who was owed what when they were under administration.
Go into administration you should start back at the bottom or pay back all ur debts
Bet a few small companies went under because of it