Voice_of_Reason
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Hope this never happens but if this drags out would you accept a further 10 point (or more) deduction and possible relegation to Div 2 if it finally meant getting rid of SISU ?
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Otis
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If it meant new owners with new investment and us playing here at the Rioch, then yes.
Perryccfc
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100% agreed with Otis
bradwellskyblues
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i am very envious of pompey now new fan owners, 5000 season tickets,sold rid of all the people who got them in a mess.
BrisbaneBronco
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Yes because it would be better than starting from scratch with a new AFC Coventry etc.
But we would have to own the Ricoh outright, otherwise forget it, as back to square one, with outside parties dipping their noses in the trough of CCFC generated income.
But we would have to own the Ricoh outright, otherwise forget it, as back to square one, with outside parties dipping their noses in the trough of CCFC generated income.
jesus-wept
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Brenden Guifoyle today mentioned a possible 15 point penalty should we not exit administration correctly. I think Otium (sisu) will try to use that threat for their own ends. Is that a price worth paying ? Well as we stand we have to be one of the favourites to go down anyway. Would a re-financed squad be good enough to be 15 points off a relegation spot, not sure. It might be a price we have to pay like it or not.
Hugh Jarse
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As I understand things we get a 10 point penalty anyway when we exit administration. This is correct, yes?
no its not.
Astute
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No. Most clubs only get hit once. If you go for admin when already relegated you get it the next season.
brinner
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yes. Worrying thing is we will be in lge2 with them in charge soon if the footy lge let them pass the test
lordsummerisle
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You want us to get rid of Sisu, even if it means going into League 2, so that Sisu don't take us into League Two?
honestken
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well if we were in league 2 but had new owners id fancy our chances of slowly crawling back up to the championship over time.
if we get relegated to league 2 with sisu in charge then id be expecting another relegation to the confrence soon after with over £100 million of debt against us.
brinner
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cheers for answering that for me ;-)
lordsummerisle
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We've had about 11 seasons now of "bouncing back" better and more able.
We don't appear to have what dowie would call "Bouncebackability" unfortunately.
Thats not as stupid as you make it sound.
take 15 point penalty, get relegated with new owners
start 2014 with hope in league 2 at the ricoh with 10k fans, the biggest budget in the league and a very strong chance of promotion, then 2015 we are back in League 1, crowds are rising, the club has the winning mentality and we can move forward into the future.
Or Stay with sisu.
2014 get relegated to League 2.
2015 start in league 2 with 2k fans in walsall with one of the worst budgets in the league, along with being tied to over valued players taking up a significant percentage of the budget. Struggle and over the next season or 2 there is even a decent chance of relegation to the conferance.
honestken
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certainly not with sisu in charge.
it was a gradual decay in the championship until sisu took us over and speeded up the process!
SkyBlueUkeman
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Stop listening to Brendan Guilfoyle. He was admin at Plymouth and made an absolute pigs ear of it.
lordsummerisle
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There are far more than two Divs on here.
Astute
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Stan who? .
italiahorse
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What does exiting administration correctly mean ?
I guess if SISU do get the club there will be no financial arguments as long as they pay ACL.
If FL say no then I would say SISU would put up some financial arguments as the other parties will not agree to pay the full amount outstanding to SISU.
I guess if SISU do get the club there will be no financial arguments as long as they pay ACL.
If FL say no then I would say SISU would put up some financial arguments as the other parties will not agree to pay the full amount outstanding to SISU.
ccfcway
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what is this "success" you talk of.. I have never seen it
Paxman II
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Jeez pessimism rains down on the Cotswolds in your home!
williesdonkeykick
New Member
So with the foregone conclusion of our inevitable relegation now firmly the fault of our owners, does it now mean that Mr Pressley will now be allowed the necessary breathing space to try and build for the future amid such difficult circumstances and not get pilloried after 10 minutes of the first game, after all, the position we find ourselves in is not of his making, reading this thread tells you that.
fernandopartridge
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I wouldn't.
We should have been promoted back to the Premier League at the first attempt. We weren't.
We should have been promoted back to the Championship at the first attempt. We weren't.
Repeat until we're in the Midland Alliance.
We shoul
SkyBlueBlood
Member
Yes definitely, we will be fighting relegation anyway under SISU with the budget halved.
cloughie
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Some appear to be all for this, as long as Sisu, who they don't support, stay in control
@richh87
Member
I would. I hate SISU that much that I just want them gone and some sort of future.
They are scum. I think we all agree on that.
lordsummerisle
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Grendel
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Some would be happy if ACL, who they don't support, will thrive and prosper whilst the club ends up going bust.
magic82ball
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Ide take liquidation and a phoenix club if meant SISU were fucked, but I'm not petty.
Grendel
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I bet he is sacked at xmas
If we'd had new owners he'd have been sacked before the season started.
