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Tommy43

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on: 06 Jun 2007, 04:14:59 pm
Crack on their web site is that proposed take over has failed & they will not be able to fulfill this week's fixture.

IF this happens surely it's the end of the road for them. Presumably all their previous results will be wiped out, which will obviously help our cause.

Personally I would rather they survived.


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Reply #1 on: 06 Jun 2007, 04:47:30 pm
 That's a shame  :-\  :(
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Reply #2 on: 06 Jun 2007, 04:56:26 pm
Whilst I would hope that a way forward could be found for Donny here are some of the details of their CVA which was in the paper the other week

The list of non preferential creditors which totals ?1,641,471 - not bad for a Club that was never going into debt according to John Wright
 
Largest creditors were Mr Wright himself ?1,125,300, Stadium Management Company ?97,149, Inland Revenue ?40,494 ex Chief Exec Dave King ?35,250.
 
Amongst the players the largest amounts owed were to Holroyd (?63,333), Joel Penny (?37,208) with 7 others owed over ?10k.


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Reply #3 on: 07 Jun 2007, 01:53:02 pm
Whilst I would hope that a way forward could be found for Donny here are some of the details of their CVA which was in the paper the other week

The list of non preferential creditors which totals ?1,641,471 - not bad for a Club that was never going into debt according to John Wright
 
Largest creditors were Mr Wright himself ?1,125,300, Stadium Management Company ?97,149, Inland Revenue ?40,494 ex Chief Exec Dave King ?35,250.
 
Amongst the players the largest amounts owed were to Holroyd (?63,333), Joel Penny (?37,208) with 7 others owed over ?10k.


penny only signed in november and quit in may so how they hell can they owe him that much...they musty have paid him something what sort of wage was he getting?????
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Reply #4 on: 07 Jun 2007, 10:14:56 pm
Whilst I would hope that a way forward could be found for Donny here are some of the details of their CVA which was in the paper the other week

The list of non preferential creditors which totals ?1,641,471 - not bad for a Club that was never going into debt according to John Wright
 
Largest creditors were Mr Wright himself ?1,125,300, Stadium Management Company ?97,149, Inland Revenue ?40,494 ex Chief Exec Dave King ?35,250.
 
Amongst the players the largest amounts owed were to Holroyd (?63,333), Joel Penny (?37,208) with 7 others owed over ?10k.


penny only signed in november and quit in may so how they hell can they owe him that much...they musty have paid him something what sort of wage was he getting?????

don't know exactly how true that is but according to my calculations he must have been on something around the region of ?5315 per month or ?1328 per week
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Reply #5 on: 08 Jun 2007, 02:19:54 pm
I don't know for a fact, but I suspect that they'll owe him a percentage of the rest of the two year contract, even though he has been released.
When he signed the contract he'll have been on whatever a month he was on, and when they decided to let him go they'll have had to buy out the rest of it.


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Reply #6 on: 08 Jun 2007, 05:44:51 pm
I don't know for a fact, but I suspect that they'll owe him a percentage of the rest of the two year contract, even though he has been released.
When he signed the contract he'll have been on whatever a month he was on, and when they decided to let him go they'll have had to buy out the rest of it.

No - if you go into a CVa it's based on what is owed at the time not what may or will be owed 2 years later