Doctoroncall

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As far as I know, football related creditors are unsecured not secured, it's only the rules of the league that means they need to be paid in full for entry into a league, otherwise sanctions will be put in place including non expulsion. Does anyone know when the funds were raised for the two charities? I'm just thinking that if the cheque was paraded at the start of the season it can be clearly shown up to be a sham to deflect the bad publicity and Azougy was carrying on with the policy of non payment of monies owed.

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Mutters to himself.. "I bet golden boy Blair wouldn't have got into this ****storm!"

I bet you're good with money.

The only thing to add is that if he is any good (but not suitable for Saints right now and where we are going) then another team is sure to pick him up.

thunder

I expect the fee is there to cover costs to return funds as well as the usual admin of an account if the club does get liquidated!

Only Chainrai is noted as a secured creditor (although I expect HMRC to challenge that in some way). If the footall authorities withold the parachute payments to pay the football debts, it may open up legal challenges, if not then HMRC share as you say will rise. At the end of the day, football debt will be repaid in full and PP will be used to pay the debt, it's only a question of how. I also doubt the PL & FL will have time to ratify or agree to the new PPs schedule for those relegated this season.

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money

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ocean

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Vikings

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Don't know about legal aid but any of these should know about your options: You can go and see a solicitor (who shouldn't charge for the first meeting), the citizen advice bureau or ACAS if work related.

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Millwall & Huddersfield. Charlton need money so they will struggle to keep their players and I want to see what Leeds (and cuddly ken) will do after another season in this division.

Paul Hart is owed a lot... http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11674_6115070,00.html The list is growing day by day, I wonder if it'll reach £140m?

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Alan (wicket keeper)

There are two scenarios: Somebody buys club and has to sort out the debt and is likely to get points for some reason (no agreed CVA or financial irregularities). Club gets wound up with any money from selling assets to creditors. Any new club starts way down the football pyramid.

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