Chester City again....
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Chester City again....
The latest rumblings suggest that Chester have now released all of their players and will be represented by kids from Morrell Maison's academy.
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When he was interviewed on the Non-League Show on Monday it was clear he was unaware that the club was under a transfer embargo when he tried to sign two Mansfield players on loan earlier that day (without Jim Harvey knowing about it)."Boogie" wrote:Hope he understands the registration system.
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A winding up order was issued by HMRC on Thursday - see page 315 of the link.
http://www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/ ... 2010-01-14
If HMRC win then surely Chester will go the way of Kings Lynn.
A possible 6 pts less for Stevenage.
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http://www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/ ... 2010-01-14
If HMRC win then surely Chester will go the way of Kings Lynn.
A possible 6 pts less for Stevenage.
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http://www.devachat.com/index& ... opic=60830
If you want to follow the soap opera from the poor Deva fans viewpoint.
It would be a 3 point swing to us v Stevenage BTW if they go before we play them again.
If you want to follow the soap opera from the poor Deva fans viewpoint.
It would be a 3 point swing to us v Stevenage BTW if they go before we play them again.
The saga continues.
Apparently yesterday Vaughan dropped his asking price for Chester from £4.2 million to £1. Obviously anyone buying the club would have to pay HMRC and all other creditors, with the winding-up hearing tomorrow it may just be too late, although a local businessman has posted on DevaChat that he's putting in an offer.
Apparently yesterday Vaughan dropped his asking price for Chester from £4.2 million to £1. Obviously anyone buying the club would have to pay HMRC and all other creditors, with the winding-up hearing tomorrow it may just be too late, although a local businessman has posted on DevaChat that he's putting in an offer.
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And therein lies the nub of the matter. From what I have read elsewhere one of the creditors is a company owned by Vaughan himself - to the tune of several million."boris" wrote:The saga continues.
Apparently yesterday Vaughan dropped his asking price for Chester from £4.2 million to £1. Obviously anyone buying the club would have to pay HMRC and all other creditors, with the winding-up hearing tomorrow it may just be too late, although a local businessman has posted on DevaChat that he's putting in an offer.
Its his way of getting his money back - plus quite a bit more.
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The courts threw out Chester's CVA because Vaughan couldn't substantiate the amounts said to be owed to his company. I honestly think it would be foolish for anyone to take the club over from Vaughan - the potential for skeletons in the closet is immense."Dartford Ox" wrote:And therein lies the nub of the matter. From what I have read elsewhere one of the creditors is a company owned by Vaughan himself - to the tune of several million."boris" wrote:The saga continues.
Apparently yesterday Vaughan dropped his asking price for Chester from £4.2 million to £1. Obviously anyone buying the club would have to pay HMRC and all other creditors, with the winding-up hearing tomorrow it may just be too late, although a local businessman has posted on DevaChat that he's putting in an offer.
Its his way of getting his money back - plus quite a bit more.
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Big day for Chester today, with the majority of their fans hoping HMRC are successful and get the club wound up.
Also on the hearing list today are:
Crystal Palace FC
Hinkley United FC
Burscough FC
Wakefield Trinity RLFC
Keighley Cougars RLFC
I have heard that Palace have been placed into administration by their main creditor and it is a far from a friendly move.
Also on the hearing list today are:
Crystal Palace FC
Hinkley United FC
Burscough FC
Wakefield Trinity RLFC
Keighley Cougars RLFC
I have heard that Palace have been placed into administration by their main creditor and it is a far from a friendly move.
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It also doesn't accord with figures quoted in this article:"Myles Francis" wrote:Consideing they were budgeting for a £600k loss for this season it's odd that they now only owe £46k. And would they honestly need a CVA for such a (relatively) paltry amount?
Earlier this month Stephen Vaughan Senior told The Chronicle: "The club owes £138,000. That includes November and December’s wages, that includes HM Revenue, Customs and Excise, that includes all footballing and non-footballing creditors."