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Palace were unwilling to pay back creditors, so it was unsurprising that Agilo forced them into administration. You're suggesting that Agilo deliberately threw away £4m for a laugh. It comes across that you are suggesting that when you say "Crystal Palace were placed in administration by Agilo...

A man who couldn't afford to pay his other creditors. You say it was all over a debt of £4m. So why didn't you just sell some players and pay the debt, like all other clubs do? So who are these creditors of Brighton who are going to demand their money back, and force Brighton into administration?

To anyone other than the owner? Not sure if there's any. I can't see Tony Bloom putting the club into administration because he won't give himself his money back. Are you really that stupid that you can't see the difference?

The entire article hasn't been dismissed. This is the start of the article: When a football club (like his) screws over its creditors and by going into administration, that's not a sign of great resilience. He also says "there's not a supporter out there who doesn't want an owner to spend...

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