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Palace would pretty much fill a 30k stadium right now for most games and would probably fill a 40k stadium for all the big fixtures. Whilst my fellow palace fans might argue the toss, those additional seats would almost certainly be initially filled by foreign football tourists who are an...

Profit.

No worries, it's about as clear as mud at the moment. The only thing we do know for certain is that Parish, Blitzer and Harris will each hold an equal share (generally quoted as 18% each) with the other three existing Palace shareholders reducing their holdings.

No, you're right, 10,700,00 new shares have been allocated to the existing 5,750,000.

You sure? Even El Pres doesn't believe that to be the case.

If the Yanks have taken the full 16,450,000 allotment they would own 100% of Palace. :)

That "particular loophole" remains open. HMRC attempted to get the rule abolished by taking court action back in 2012. The High Court ruled that the football creditors rule was not a deliberate evasion of the laws of insolvency. What has happened is that HMRC has the power to move quickly...

Victor Moses was sold by the administrator as it happened. I don't believe any football clubs were 'shafted' either, they were all paid in full. The 'Football Creditors Rule' ensured that. If Palace hadn't paid their football debts in full then the league would not have returned their "Golden...

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.

The debt to SJA was £15,817

I appreciate you have no interest in doing so but, if you watch the interview it is clear that he is talking about his move to Palace, not about the future. The whole article has been created - poorly - from yesterday's press conference.

I'm more surprised that no one on here has picked up his comment about 18 months when he hasn't even been at the club for a year.