Viva SWFC

It come across to me in the interviews that this wasn't necessarily Chansiri's choice and he was pushed in to a decision between nothing and small amount back, and that the administrators applied pressure to make it happen this way. Not 100% on how the full process works, but it sounded like they asked NAP to apply pressure on the ground side of things to strengthen their hand in ensuring they could look for a new owner of the club and ground as one.

South 303 Grandstand 206 North 303 Kop 2741 3553 remaining

Carnival atmosphere at Hillsborough in the Sun this afternoon.

2416 were the initial allocation, no idea if they sold them all though

Not a problem at all, i only started a thread as i couldn't find yours to put a comment in

South 672 Grandstand 606 North 907 Kop 3960 Only 6145 remaining

2214 tickets sold since the thread started 8463 remaining, still a way to go..............

Radio 2 just now. News mentions us in administration, broadcast ends and the 1st song on "The boys are back in town" That's no coincidence, there's Owls everywhere WAWAW

After my appalling and failed previous attempt, i'm out on this, but sure we have a lyrical genius in the fanbase who can work on Nina Simone's Aint got no lyrics for tomorrow's return. Aint got no ground Aint got no players Aint got no points Aint got no Money .................... and so on! I'll get my coat

Hope the Administrators are on it, as the recent staffing levels and stock levels of food and drink behind the kiosk's is not going to last 10 minutes if it sells out!

Just hope the the same wit is used as the DJ playing the music earlier in the season " Money's to tight to mention" etc What can they rearrange the white seats too?

1255 tickets sold in 22 minutes! South 1414 Grandstand 1056 North 1612 Kop 5330

Thats all South 1482 Grandstand 1077 North 2711 Kop 5407

ai says this so, we're off to Hillsborough tomorrow When a football club enters administration, the previous owner loses all control over the club and its finances . All power is passed to an independent administrator, whose role is to manage the club in the interests of its creditors. Here is a breakdown of the owner's influence and access to funds during and after administration: No influence or access to funds Loss of control: The administrator takes over all decision-making authority, and the former owner has no legal power to influence the club's operations, personnel, or strategic direction. No access to funds: The previous owner is explicitly blocked from accessing any of the club's funds. All financial matters, including the handling of central league payments (such as broadcasting and sponsorship rights), are controlled by the administrator. Owner-provided loans are at risk: If the former owner loaned money to the club, that debt is generally treated like that of any other unsecured creditor. This means it is highly unlikely to be repaid in full, as shareholders are last in line for any remaining funds after other debts have been settled. That'll do for me!