Doctoroncall

Who's not to say we will start on -25 points thanks to the FL insolvency rules/other clubs insisting on additional penalties before allowing the new club to have the golden share?

and get the alternative which is nothing?

Grayson left Blackpool for Leeds. It maybe possible however remote.

Done! I don't want a big name Manager, it's going to be hard enough to get out of this division without a penalty and the oppostion will love playing against us (a "big" club). We need a Manager who understands what it's like to play in the lower leagues and has the nous to get us to the top of the table.

Tisdale would be a leading candidate for me.

Good shout, I'd add him to the list. Team Bath are the university side so he'll have plenty of experience dealing with the youngsters. Nice to see Jim Gannon in the Sky list. He's done very well on a budget of next to nothing. If not those two and an outsider, Stuart Baxter is looking for a challenge in nglish football.

Time for David Conn to get on the case!

As if these guys will be there, it's their representatives we need to know about!

Wotte has gotta go. Stuart Baxter or Jim Gannon for me but both unlikely. Bothroyd would be another who at least is looking for a job.

This is confusing, the club is not in admin but the holding company is but the FL seem to be taking both as the same according to their statement: "In light of all this advice, the Board concluded that an administrator had been appointed in respect of the Club or part of its undertaking or assets. Accordingly, it was left with no alternative other than to invoke its 'Sporting Sanctions' regulations and apply a 10 point penalty to the Club. The other provisions of The League's insolvency policy also become effective." So it looks like they are going to put the boot in regardless.

Not really, it means that who ever is interested will reduce their price accordingly.

Sorry to be pendantic but SLH are in administration, the club has very little money but are still solvent.

There's more to SLH than a football club you know, besides it doesn't really send out a positive message to all the staff concerned.

So it's OK for us to be pushed into a corner and not them!

But it could be worth a few million quid!

Thirty four enquiries is probably a lot to go through for the skeleton staff and the administrators at the club. Besides for all investors there are many aspects to find out about the club including the legal aspects of SLH going into admin and the FL not deducting points.

So the £5.5m fine, £25m compensation through the courts to the blades and another FA investigation is getting away with everything... lol

But he's said he's willing to help... perhaps we'll see him at SMS with bucket in hand at the last home game.

I think your question needs clarification.

Surely not as important as clarifying the original question?

If, somehow we survive in the CCC, and the FL find the plc and club are the same we will be deducted 10 this season meaning we go down but start on zero points like the other teams. If we are relegated through finishing in the bottom three, and FL penalise us, we'll start the season on -10 points.

If they had a bid for the SFC asset, it would be considered against any other.

couple of reasons, novelty has worn off and the actual influence over the team is in fact very small... which makes sense, can you imagine any manager working with some kind of director looking over his shoulder...oh!

Agree. The FL messed up with who/what could hold the "golden share" while the club owners would lose many rights through accepting the golden share. As a PLC has legal obligations beyond the league's remit, some clubs have chosen the holding plc route, the FL didn't and still don't have a clue what is in store for themselves.

If anyone wants a journalist pov (and a good one with David Conn), here is a link about why there is no closure twenty years on: http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2009/apr/13/hillsborough-disaster-police-south-yorkshire-liverpool