chiefdave
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Breaking: administrator for Coventry City Ltd confirms it DOES have the Golden Share - but says its significance has been 'overstated' #ccfc
does overstated mean is was with Ltd but the FL may not return it there. I don't see how Ltd can have it now as you can't hold the share while in admin, it goes back to the FL
But sisu have the upper hand over other bidders don't they?
Insofar as they are the major creditor and can reject any CVA. coming out of admin means a further points deduction next season. I believe it's higher than the points deduction for going into admin
could ccfc holdings bid for ccfc ltd?
my understanding is that is exactly what their intention is
fit and propper test and Sisu surely can't pass this a second time.
apart from rules such as can't have taken a club into admin twice F&P is self certification. Unless there is some law SISU have broken they will pass, I know it sounds crazy but the test is basically worthless
So if I understand correctly the golden share is with LTD, & player registrations are with Holdings, gonna cost some to get new squad or get those players from holdings
it will be player contracts that are with holdings, registrations are always with the league. the issue we may face is that if the two are separated we may get a further punishment. SISU may assert a legal claim over the players and that could get messy. would also bring up the question of eligibility of players last season if they were under third party ownership.
That's how I understand it, starts with a blank sheet
You come out of admin with a CVA, that's a pence in the pound offer but I think one club paid 0.2p in the £ so you won't wipe debt totally but you can come out with next to nothing owing. If SISU refuse to accept a CVA you may as well knock it right down.
things should get interesting now. would expect potential buyers, at least some of them, to become public now as they attempt to win over the fans. wonder if, once we find out who they are, ACL will push for PH4 or they will be more flexible.