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They have make clear statements about not commenting on wages or contracts. They haven't been completely consistent about it in this context. My take is that there is a certain amount of spin involved. A common management technique, and not everyone's cup of tea. I don't buy the whole "oh...

Correct. It was a spur of the moment whim, which I regret.

The employment of a manager is about a contract. CPFC2010 have been clear throughout that they are not at liberty to keep fans in the picture over managers positions.

On reflection, I agree with you. I apologise, I was out of order. :(

What is wrong with it is that going into administration lost most of the creditors money. At the time Jordan was trying to sell the club to get new finance in place, and was attempting to raise the money to pay the creditors by selling players. Maybe he was clutching at straws, but he was...

Tried to quote post 223, but editor window complained. CPFC2010 have always made it clear that they are not free to discuss wages and contracts. I don't see that what you have posted is inconsistent with this.

I think that we are talking at cross purposes. Please tell me which part of my post you do not understand.

I am saying that Palace had no intention of going into administration. Agilo's action was a bolt from the blue as it was never envisaged by Jordan that they would go for the jugular. Posters on here have stated that Palace used administration as a handy way of avoiding debt and implied that it...

In the unlikely possibility that you are interested in accuracy, I will quote this: And it was Agilo not Palace that brought about the administration as most on here conveniently forget.

I'd be far more embarrassed if those representing my team were in all the papers because of being xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx and racist sympathisers. Just a thought.

Parish didn't. HTH.

Fair play, that's very funny. :D