Send them round now and tell them he can have 5% off the total if we get 3 points on Saturday.

Been to Anfield twice seen 14 goals and my team haven't scored any

I wonder if it's ever occurred to CPFC2010 to pay off all those local traders, who lost out big time when we went into administration (for the second time), and enabled them to buy a football club on the cheap that has paid them back many times over. 2p in the £; I don't think we have a lot to be smug about really.

Bexley Dave

Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ******* thing!

"The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum)

As much as I agree with you, CPFC2010 didn't legally do anything wrong. They just exploited an opportunity, which I agree, morally was very wrong.

Tony Pulis on the other hand deceived Crystal Palace with a pack of lies and was rightly found guilty. So he should pay the money back.

Pulis asked to be paid early as he knew he was going to walk away. He also lied about the reasons as to why he wanted that money.

CPFC2010 offered an amount of money to the people that were owed money by Simon Jordan's mismanagement. The administrators deemed that to be the best offer and that's why it was accepted.

If anyone is to blame for this, it's Simon Jordan. If you look at it from another perspective and the club folded, the creditors wouldn't have even got the 2p in the £1 that they actually received.

No they don't as they aren't CPFC 2010's creditors so they can pay whoever they like.

Absolutely. I didn't say they couldn't I said they have to be careful how they went about that. This would otherwise be a massive loophole in the admin process. All creditors vote for say 2p in £1, then select few get fully reimbursed by incoming buyers after date, regardless of new co veil if blatant and material it could compromise the integrity of any creditors agreement for old co.