Re: Desperate measures.....
Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2011 9:16 pm
So go back to one of my post about two weeks ago, will KC invest. Writing is on the wall, they'llbe gone soon.
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The Cobblers own Sixfields, so won't be hoofed out. They did enquire about Nene park as a Training Centre and a base for the Centre of Excellence. A base for the Rugby League club is possible though.discodunk wrote:i still believe this is all part of a bigger picture,rdfc killed off.ktfc being killed off,northampton town ground sharing with rugby league mmmmmm ??? didnt northampton enquire about nene park when diamonds went bust? northampton could be hoofed out (do the council own the ground) maybe their dream for one big alliance
NORTHANTS ALLIANCE FOOTBALL CLUB HA HA HA
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I agree Pigman, I think there may be some further twists but I can't see anything happening until after they have gone into administration. No one in there right mind would want to come in and take on all of Ladak's debts, plus pay off the other two "investors" which Ladak says are expecting some return on their investment. If anyone comes in, it will be when they are in admin and a cva has been agreed with creditors. But even if someone does come in, it still doesn't resolve the fact that KTFC at Nene Park, with KC as landlord, is not sustainable unless you have the pockets of a Saudi prince. If it's not sustainable in the conference then it certainly isn't going to be sustainable in the BSN which is what surely awaits if they do survive and face the points deductions for administration.PigmanRDFC wrote:I know all of that and I agree with you, but common sense and football don't go hand in glove - I just have a funny feeling that there are some twists and turns in this yet, I guess we'll see.
If they do enter administration they would lose the 10 points but not necessarily be relegated. If by some miracle they managed to stay up with the 10 point deduction AND be out of administration by the end of the season then I think I'm right in saying that they would be able to continue in the Conference National. If they are still in administration at the end of the season then it wouldn't matter if they finished top of the league they would still be relegated down to Southern League level (if they could convince the Southern League to accept them).Dirty Boy wrote:Think the interesting thing would be actions follow points deduction.
If a club is relegated following administration and points deduction, would the conference accept that club into the north/south league.
I think they will be kicked out before the end of the season due to failing to field a team / unable to complete fixtures, and a new club will be formed playing out of Rocking Horse Road.i
Correct, the lease on the Rockinhorse expires on the 31st May 2013.davealbon wrote:....... as their lease on the ground is only for another 18 months (I think) and the land owner is unwilling to extend it (hence the move to Nene Park).
well providing they don't move to nene park...Sara Pascoe wrote:Well if anyone is going to invest they'll need to do it today (Monday) because surely an unfulfilled fixture means the end?
Would KC invest £150k or a fraction of that when there's a pretty good chance he won't see any rent money in the future anyway (along with the money he's probably already owed by KTFC)?
Can't remember who came up with the quote in the summer about "there being dark forces at work within Northamptonshire football" but that's being proved correct.
Anyone want to take an educated 'what if' guess as to what'll happen within the county if they go to the wall? Corby and Northampton will be left, what are their futures?