Wasps going into admin & the impact on CCFC (37 Viewers)

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wingy

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So does this trigger the trustee to act on the bondholders behalf or do they have to wait further for an actual administrator to be be in place?
 

MusicDating

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This riled me; 'Due to the impending threat of action from HMRC...'

You haven't fucking paid them!! What did you think would happen?!

At least SISU have never been that daft to owe anything to HMRC.

You really must be down to your last quid if you're choosing not to pay them...
 

Philosoraptor

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This riled me; 'Due to the impending threat of action from HMRC...'

You haven't fucking paid them!! What did you think would happen?!

At least SISU have never been that daft to owe anything to HMRC.

You really must be down to your last quid if you're choosing not to pay them...

At least by their own admission for their intention to appoint an administrator, their financial position is fucking disastrous.
 

Philosoraptor

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If they are selling up, I think this action today can safely knock another couple of million off their sale price :)

They sound absolutely desperate.
 

Gynnsthetonic

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Would administrators not be able to claim Henley in Arden training centre too, surely transfer of ownership this recent was illegal practice. That's like tomorrow Wasp selling the stadium to CCC for £1 then nobody can make a claim on it.
 

oldfiver

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This riled me; 'Due to the impending threat of action from HMRC...'

You haven't fucking paid them!! What did you think would happen?!

At least SISU have never been that daft to owe anything to HMRC.

You really must be down to your last quid if you're choosing not to pay them...

No mention of impending action from Bond Holders?
 

oldfiver

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Would administrators not be able to claim Henley in Arden training centre too, surely transfer of ownership this recent was illegal practice. That's like tomorrow Wasp selling the stadium to CCC for £1 then nobody can make a claim on it.

It never was a WASPs Group Asset
 

oldfiver

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So does this trigger the trustee to act on the bondholders behalf or do they have to wait further for an actual administrator to be be in place?

Remember the Trustee and the Trust Deed he acts on were created by WASPs

The Bondholders urgently need to vote to order the Trustee to appoint a Receiver to act for them. Otherwise they could end up with WASPs appointment
 

Sky Blue Harry H

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I'd put my mortgage on Derek Richardson continuing to own the stadium beyond the administration

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The trouble is, it's a potential millstone around his neck. If the CBS remains with 'him', creditors (HMRC aside) are going to get next to nothing, and all future dealings will be 'cash up front'. Not sure how they can do anything other than find a buyer for whatever it is they are selling. Cov City Council will look even bigger idiots (if that's possible) if he is able to embarrass them in that way. If Richardson has managed to shuffle the businesses/assets around, I wonder whether our rent agreement is affected? Could we renegotiate in our favour? They wouldn't want to lose us again, as they would be even more vulnerable, surely?
 

oldskyblue58

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I would have thought the cleanest way out is to sell ACL & IEC rather than the group actually going in to administration

ACL owns the lease, is the part that generates income and under a specialist stadium owner could perhaps turn profits. Would leave ccfc and wasps with leases to be there so there is worth there for a new owner. Any sum wasps holdings receives could be applied to the bond and other charges.

Wasps holdings needs to raise much more than 35m. Could the stadium be sold for a suitable sum ?

Just a thought but if ccfc paid for the pitch under administration would be an unsecured creditor I assume 🤔 maybe not going to get it back?

Strange that Richardson was reappointed a director of acl in August 2022🤔
 
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Sky Blue Harry H

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Just a thought but if ccfc paid for the pitch under administration would be an unsecured creditor I assume 🤔 maybe not going to get it back?

But if we're paying rent, we'd just deduct it from our rent payments, surely? Thought that was the intention from the offset, so not sure why that would change. If we were to be paying said rent to a 'new' company, then we'd renegotiate the rent down accordingly. They can't have it both ways!
 

oldskyblue58

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But if we're paying rent, we'd just deduct it from our rent payments, surely? Thought that was the intention from the offset, so not sure why that would change. If we were to be paying said rent to a 'new' company, then we'd renegotiate the rent down accordingly. They can't have it both ways!
Only if the lease agreement allows you to do that.

There is no obligation for a new owner of ACL to do that on an existing lease
 

wingy

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I would have thought the cleanest way out is to sell ACL & IEC rather than the group actually going in to administration

ACL owns the lease, is the part that generates income and under a specialist stadium owner could perhaps turn profits. Would leave ccfc and wasps with leases to be there so there is worth there for a new owner. Any sum wasps holdings receives could be applied to the bond and other charges.

Wasps holdings needs to raise much more than 35m. Could the stadium be sold for a suitable sum ?

Just a thought but if ccfc paid for the pitch under administration would be an unsecured creditor I assume 🤔 maybe not going to get it back?
Wasn't there another screenshot yesterday where ACL are applying too?
 

Sky Blue Harry H

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Only if the lease agreement allows you to do that.

Surely the agreement of CCFC paying for something like that will have been drawn up by CCFC; then signed off by Wasps outside of the lease agreement (unless it was already covered by it). Even CCFC aren't that stupid, given that they knew Wasps were in dire straits.
 

CCFCSteve

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I would have thought the cleanest way out is to sell ACL & IEC rather than the group actually going in to administration

ACL owns the lease, is the part that generates income and under a specialist stadium owner could perhaps turn profits. Would leave ccfc and wasps with leases to be there so there is worth there for a new owner. Any sum wasps holdings receives could be applied to the bond and other charges.

Wasps holdings needs to raise much more than 35m. Could the stadium be sold for a suitable sum ?

Just a thought but if ccfc paid for the pitch under administration would be an unsecured creditor I assume 🤔 maybe not going to get it back?

Strange that Richardson was reappointed a director of acl in August 2022🤔

I suppose it depends on whether ACKs liabilities outweigh the potential value of the lease/stadium. I’m not sure what security/cross guarantees etc might be in place as well

Also, uncertain future income with Wasps potentially struggling to survive (certainly in Prem) and SISUs longer term ‘own stadium’ plans 😉. I think buying the stadium only really makes sense if we’re 100% staying long term, hence the situation lending itself to someone wanting stadium and us…if there’s anyone out there with a few quid spare !
 

robbiethemole

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I thought there were reports of the Commonwealth Committee have paid for the repairs, so no outlay for SISU or Wasps. You can bet your life Richardson has a plan to stay in control of things, just like Otium/ SBSL/ Arvo did, by buying themselves out of Admin. The whole thing stinks and I wonder if the bond holders are going to be screwed over by it ( not that I give a shit).
 

Grendel

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Only if the lease agreement allows you to do that.

There is no obligation for a new owner of ACL to do that on an existing lease

It sounds o me a lot of so called terms were based on handshakes and trust
 

zuni

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adds fuel to the fire on the rumour around someone buying both clubs is waiting in the wings to sweep up the ground and both teams.
 

Sky Blue Harry H

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Post number 315 on here (yet only 90 on onceawasp) Tells you a lot about their support, and a number of the posts come from those who don't even go. Shugs is full of 'keep the faith' and I almost (only almost) felt sorry for him, until I recalled some of his previous looking down his nose at us posts. This feels like a pivotal moment in the direction of CCFC, so I've got everything crossed that it is a positive thing for us, regardless of whatever awaits Wasps. We really ought to be looking at turning the Middlesboro game into an 'event' regarding support for CCFC in terms of numbers and football club potential.
 
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