SombreroBu11 wrote:
Didn't Solly say that should all creditors be paid off, we would be able to appeal against the points deduction?
If he did is irrelevant, as no sane person would make such payments on some future off-chance.
SombreroBu11 wrote:
As long as whoever is buying us has the finances to do so, surely it would be in the best interest to pay off the creditors and go for the points being given back? I can't see why Solly would mention it if it's wasn't a pretty strong possiblility.
The possibility I don't see is anyone writing a cheque to pay off the old club debts and the RFL made clear they won't accept a "promise to pay" so stalemate.
Another thing I don't see is at some point well into the season, the RFL suddenly announcing that in light oif £x paid back to old creditors the league table is now revised, and the bulls have shot upwards by 4 or 6 points. Now THAT would cause apocalypse then - and rightly so.
If a new owner in short order paid off all the old debt and in return the deal was a points reinstatement then whilst there might be a temporary fuss, most would see it as not unreasonable, but as i see such events as impossible, it won't happen, and I can't imagine it being acceptable to reverse the points after any delay, much less at the business end of the season.
All of which convinces me the points once gone, were gorrrrrrrrn.