Does anyone know whether I'm right in thinking that an impending winding-up hearing means we are under an automatic transfer embargo? Or have I imagined that rule?
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'Low Expectations', was a little known book written by Charles Dickens about Notts County. Yes, as every day passes it's beginning to look more and more like chit creek is invariably the next stop on our journey into oblivion, *sighs*.
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Does anyone know whether I'm right in thinking that an impending winding-up hearing means we are under an automatic transfer embargo? Or have I imagined that rule?
I have no knowledge about this but is it a possibility that Hardy is counting on either a fee for Kion Etete or a sum from the parachute payment to pay the HMRC bill in order to keep the club afloat while he messes around further or alternatively attempts to stay in control of the club?
The previous winding up hearing culminated in a very lenient decision in terms of the time the club has been allowed to pay outstanding moneys and it makes one wonder if they have been offered some kind of insurance regarding ability to pay by July 10th. (I'm not personally saying that 'assurance' would be worth anything.)
Unfortunately Swale, alcohol is a pleasure I can no longer enjoy - hopefully supporting Notts isn't added to that list any time soon. Being up at 2 is now regular for me and maybe why I get grumpy. I do not know for sure but I believe Notts will not be promoted next season and I believe that is a price worth paying to get stability and rid of the person I believe is to blame for this situation. I also believe that said person does not deserve a golden handshake as part of the process. I also believe that, as you point out, mixing metaphors in one post isn't a good idea!
This is my concern. It’s a big gamble to take a points deduction and expect to obtain a good 62 points or more to survive relegation.
It’s not only the points deduction but the psychological effect of being behind everyone else with deductions. With the right team and personnel it could be a galvanising factor, but with Notts it always tends to be the worse possible outcome. In which case relegation to the National League North.
Is it at that point the lease on our Meadow Lane ground comes under threat if we go down to the 6th tier?
Plus if we were to go into Administration would the club not be subjected to a transfer embargo?
I may be missing something but surely going into Administration would be a disaster for on the field affairs and really would put us at rock bottom before a ball is kicked in anger in the forthcoming season.
Just checked, it’s 10 points.
Under both EFL Regulations (12.3) and National League Rules (14.A.2.3) should a club relegated from the EFL enter administration during the close season then the points deduction would be applied in the following season. The Club would start the season on minus 10 points. As a member of the National League then the club would be bound by its Rules. Rule 14 would apply.
Last edited by ncfcog; 23-06-2019 at 09:01 PM.