Mr Putdown
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The debt to SJA was £15,817
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jonny.rainbow
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Which was a tiny fraction of your overall £30 million debt.
Why have CPFC 2010 not paid back all the other creditors in full?
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
CPFC 2010 haven't paid back the rest because they have got away with not doing so.
However, everything is rosy, rosy, rosy at Palace, and nothing can go wrong.
jonny.rainbow
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1990-99 - Spent freely. Forgot to pay back creditors.
2000 - Entered admin. Formed new club, CPFC 2000.
2000-09 - Spent freely. Forgot to pay back creditors.
2010 - Entered admin. Formed new club, CPFC 2010.
2010 - Spending freely.
2020 - ?
spanish flair
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Strange that, as on page 5 of the administrators report (below) listing the creditors it states St Johns Ambulance £19,405
Where are you getting your figure from?
http://195.171.95.190/portal/ice/finalReports/2862010141671.pdf
Because they didn't run up those debts?
If you move into someone's house you're not responsible for the debts created by the previous occupant.
spanish flair
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Southampton new owners paid all the creditors? I know they didn't have to.
Mr Putdown
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That was the figure given by St Johns Ambulance when they were approached prior to the Just Giving campaign being set up.
I am happy to be corrected. Apologies.
jonny.rainbow
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I know this is your area of expertise, but it's not really comparable is it?
After all, CPFC 2010 did choose to pay of some of the debts (players' contracts) run up by the previous 'occupants'.
spanish flair
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Any reason why the fans didn't want to pay the London Ambulance Service the £22k owed them?
Which was a very splendid gesture, but Liebherr was worth in the region of £3 billion, unlike Parish and co.
That's because the alternative was to allow the players to leave, it was a business decision.
spanish flair
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They also honoured the multi year season tickets, but not the NHS or Their tax debts
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Oddly enough, at the time of the takeover, palace trolls on this board repeatedly churned out the myth that Parrish and co were worth over a billion. Clearly rubbish.
spanish flair
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Far richer than Tony Bloom I seem to remember their claim and the 40k capacity ground announced 5 years ago was a forgone conclusion without their ever going into debt or needing financial assistance..
Curious Orange
Punxsatawney Phil
Dougie
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It's not .
CPFC G
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Did the Penguin pay back all the creditors owed money after Brightons money and ground troubles in the 90s? Of course not
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
For a club that's only been in existence for 5 (five) years, they have done really well, although most new clubs obviously have to start at the bottom of the pyramid. See MK 'Dons' for further details.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Yes, all creditors were payed as arranged.
Unless you know better, and can provide proof that some were legally forced to accept a pence in the pound settlement.