the reason i mentioned this is that there seems to be about 20million unqualified debt on the latest accounts. This probably is all inter company transactions of which probably equates to 3million a year which sisu can draw from ccfc tax free. At least when we were renting the ricoh we had something tangible for the money we paid !!
What service have sisu provided ?
The illegall rent offer made to Appleton was a fair amount and in line with what we have have been told other league 1 clubs pay. However without income streams its useless.
Could you clarify how it was illegal exactly?
dey are bringin us bak to cov aint u herd??
The illegall rent offer made to Appleton was a fair amount and in line with what we have have been told other league 1 clubs pay. However without income streams its useless.
It was legally allowed to be included as a condition of the CVA.
The illegall rent offer made to Appleton was a fair amount and in line with what we have have been told other league 1 clubs pay. However without income streams its useless.
It wasn't legally allowed to be included as a condition of the CVA.
Is the answer who cares as long as the Council are OK?
Is the answer who cares as long as the Council are OK?
Slightly emotive language being used then.
Illegal is generally once an unlawful act has been committed and proven in a court of law.
Are you sure you don't mean who cares as long as SISU get their hands on the Ricoh?
Yes, but apparently appleton had already told ACL that they couldn't legally include it as part of the CVA before the adjournment, and they still returned a week later insisting it had to be included or no CVA sign off.
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I think the arguement here is over symantecs. Lets assume it is correct and it can't legally be included in the CVA. There's no reason whatsoever it can't be agreed before the CVA. Sign the rental agreement and once thats done ACL sign off the CVA. There's no way SISU can argue that can't happen as they agreed a rental deal with Northampton before the point the CVA would have been signed off if accepted.
We still don't know whether it was offered as a stand alone offer. Remember the JR was part of the deal. It will be a waste of time but Sisu believe they have a case.
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We still don't know whether it was offered as a stand alone offer.
I can't imagine if the £150K offer was of any interest to SISU they would have stayed silent about it. Lets say ACL were insisting it be part of the CVA and not a standalone offer, Fisher would be all over CWR and the CT saying they refused to make the offer to them in a meaningful manner and if they had we'd be playing at the Ricoh this year. They may not be the brightest but there's no way they wouldn't capitalise on some easy PR if available. The only conclusion I can draw is that SISU would not accept the £150K rental offer no matter what manner the offer was made in.
I can't imagine if the £150K offer was of any interest to SISU they would have stayed silent about it. Lets say ACL were insisting it be part of the CVA and not a standalone offer, Fisher would be all over CWR and the CT saying they refused to make the offer to them in a meaningful manner and if they had we'd be playing at the Ricoh this year. They may not be the brightest but there's no way they wouldn't capitalise on some easy PR if available. The only conclusion I can draw is that SISU would not accept the £150K rental offer no matter what manner the offer was made in.
It wasn't legally allowed to be included as a condition of the CVA.
I thought that was the JR not the rent offer.
The rent offer was made to the administrator whilst the club whilst in administration. As he was running the club?
The administrator of a club which they were intending on liquidating anyway? Seems a bit pointless.
Not really the point.
I think people are suggesting that the rent offer was a stipulation of signing the CVA and that was illegal
Whereas I think the rent offer was made to the administrator so the club could continue to play at the Ricoh whilst the administration process panned out however it was going to.
I think the part that the administrator said he could not include was a drop the JR and we will sign the CVA part.
No as usual you are incorrect
The usual suspects trot out the 'offfer was illegal' misinformation again & again.. that's bollards really, if the will was there a long term low rent deal could have been done then as it could be done now..
The reality is that SISU would not & still will not deal with ACL, it is my belief they intend to kill them off & conduct a hostile takeover.. they may stop short of the freehold, but they won't allow ACL to continue in existence and occupy the Ricoh.
It is no coincidence that Joy Seppala sits oin the 'takeover panel'
http://www.thetakeoverpanel.org.uk/structure/panel-membership
How was it then?
BREAKING EXCLUSIVE 4: ACL rent offer & signing off CVA to end #CCFC admin offered only IF owners Sisu scraps Judicial Review against council
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