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I remember this happening before. I think it was Middlesboro who claimed they had too many injuries and didn't travel to a game. IIRC, the League awarded the game to the opponents and deducted three points. I'm a bit sketchy on the details as this was at least 25 years ago EDIT: Just found the...

I think (and I'm prepared to be corrected) that if the club is mathematically down, then a deduction is applied the following season but if they can still be saved, then it would be applied now. If the deduction is inevitable, Bolton would much prefer it to be now than in a month's time.

They managed to find a buyer a couple of years ago when the club was about £150m in debt so this should surely be a doddle

As mentioned on another thread the other day, 'Arry is a convenient scapegoat but it's little to do with him. He's managed clubs that didn't go into administration, West Ham and Bournemouth for example (yes, I know Bournemouth did but that was more than 20 years after he left) and there are...

Didn't the club a massive amount (more than £100m) of debt written just over a year ago. I thought the new owner was starting with a clean slate, how did the club get into such a state so quickly?