Crystal Palace go in to administration

[Dour]

Palace owe £30 million. Substantially less than we do.

 

[homer]

The administrators have forbidden Colin from playing Victor Moses in their next match. I think they may possibly be flogging him.....

Be at the City Ground by tomorrow afternoon, I suspect :icon_sad:

 

[bocadillo]

Be at the City Ground by tomorrow afternoon, I suspect :icon_sad:

... or The Hawthorns.

 

[Blue Maniac]

... or The Hawthorns.

Or the Bernabeu. Or the San Siro. Or the Corinium Stadium.

 

[Yorkshire Vixen]

has warnock had a pop about us avoiding the points penalty yet...

 

[SJN-Fox]

Points deduction confirmed ...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/c/crystal_palace/8484824.stm

 

[Singth]

We should pinch Ambrose on the cheap

 

[Motown Fox]

Points deduction confirmed ...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/c/crystal_palace/8484824.stm

Moved them down from 9th (just behind us) to just above the relegation places in 21st!!!

Just shows you just how tight this league is and if we carry on with our current form (and no I don't think we will as NP will turn it round) we could end up in Palace's position.

 

[Willlow]

We should pinch Ambrose on the cheap

 

[Matt_B]

We should pinch Ambrose on the cheap

Just so long as non of the other clubs have the same idea huh

 

[beaumontfox]

Can't wait to see Colin's next programme notes.......


Anyhoo, on another forum this was posted:

Christ.
Apparently Palace have borrowed against future income from:

• future ST sales
• future TV money
• future Premier League money (erm...)
• future Premier League parachute payments (erm....)

That is a little problematic.

 

[Dour]

Can't wait to see Colin's next programme notes.......


Anyhoo, on another forum this was posted:

Pretty much the same as us, then. Stadium debt is down to be paid off against Prem income and parachute payments - until we get there or some pre-arranged limit, the debt just keeps rolling up. And I'd guess most of the other commercial debt is nominally arranged against future income (although the training ground and any other stuff we might arguably own will have given as security). I should really get round to checking - there were a couple of mortgage documents filed last year.

 

[alex]

I went yesterday to watch Palace v Peterborough UTD....Feck me, Nathaniel Cline and Darren Ambrose aside, I saw little worth taking from Palace. Both Boyd and Mackail-Smith from the Posh though please.

 

[Harbro-Fox]

I went yesterday to watch Palace v Peterborough UTD....Feck me, Nathaniel Cline and Darren Ambrose aside, I saw little worth taking from Palace. Both Boyd and Mackail-Smith from the Posh though please.

Neil Danns not look any good? I hear a few teams are tracking him, and Speroni the goalie isn't bad either.

 

[alex]

Danns was ok, played slightly off Ambrose and Butterfield who were up front..Typical Warncock side Palace truly are, ugly but effective. Peterborough were by far the better footballing side but with no cutting edge.

 

[Lako42]

Peterborough were by far the better footballing side but with no cutting edge.

Surely that is what CMS is for?

 

[alex]

Surely that is what CMS is for?

Needs a striker with him against the likes of Claude Davis, was just back from injury too I believe, looked very sharp considering but was asked too much as a lone striker on the day.

 

[Lako42]

Needs a striker with him against the likes of Claude Davis, was just back from injury too I believe, looked very sharp considering but was asked too much as a lone striker on the day.

Fair enough.

 

[alex]

George Boyd is far too good for that side also. In fact I was impressed with Peterborough, as I was when they beat us at theirs last season. They just lacked a cutting edge yesterday but up until Palace scored they should have been in front. Aaron MacLean looked promising when he came on too. Shame I think they'll go down playing lovely football.

 

[KempsonFox]

Great result tonight and a so called perfect hat-trick from right back (playing right wing) Danny Butterfield in just 6 minutes.