winding up order a mistake : Sun Nov 07, 2010 12:29 pm  

http://www.crusadersrfl.com/article.php?id=3087 says the company have withdrrawn the winding up order as the money was already paid and was a misunderstanding thank god thats over

http://www.crusadersrfl.com/article.php?id=3087 says the company have withdrrawn the winding up order as the money was already paid and was a misunderstanding thank god thats over

Re: winding up order a mistake : Sun Nov 07, 2010 7:35 pm  

rawzy! wrote:

http://www.crusadersrfl.com/article.php?id=3087 says the company have withdrrawn the winding up order as the money was already paid and was a misunderstanding thank god thats over

Yes but the wording in the last paragraph sounds a bit onnimus

Re: winding up order a mistake : Mon Nov 08, 2010 8:45 am  

It doesn't matter if it's a mistake, you'll still get yahoos on here telling you that you're going out of business and you've no right to be in SL and blah blah blah.

Re: winding up order a mistake : Mon Nov 08, 2010 9:39 am  

Looks like they are still looking at going into administration according to the rugby press. Adminstration hearing this friday I think. So it looks like the press are a load of yahoos along with anyone else who mentioned administration last week. Don't forget Ian Roberts statement said they hadn't gone into administration at the time it was rumoured last week, but the report read like it wasn't actually ruled out. Someones post of a company W Crusaders being registered at Companies House on the 20/10 seems to add fuel to the fire. Unless it was a cruel prank and the companies house details were mischievously edited

Re: winding up order a mistake : Tue Nov 09, 2010 8:51 am  

Roofaldo wrote:

It doesn't matter if it's a mistake, you'll still get yahoos on here telling you that you're going out of business and you've no right to be in SL and blah blah blah.

Oh go on then.

Mistake or not Crusaders shouldnt be in Superleague. There I said it.

The superleague licence was given to Celtic Crusaders, based on their location, business plan and set up. The Crusaders is a different company, in a different location, with different fans and different set up.

However its not up to us, its up to the RFL and if they say it works, then it must work.

Re: winding up order a mistake : Tue Nov 09, 2010 10:14 am  

The only reason they are keeping this failed experiment going is as a lever to get more money off sky. They have got themselves in the position of realising sky will not pay the millions they have been doing for a sport played along the length of the M62, desperation is starting to creep in. Its that or completely restructure our game and start again

Re: winding up order a mistake : Wed Nov 10, 2010 1:38 pm  

DemonUK wrote:

The only reason they are keeping this failed experiment going is as a lever to get more money off sky. They have got themselves in the position of realising sky will not pay the millions they have been doing for a sport played along the length of the M62, desperation is starting to creep in. Its that or completely restructure our game and start again

What are you talking about you clown?

Re: winding up order a mistake : Wed Nov 10, 2010 3:55 pm  

rawzy! wrote:

http://www.crusadersrfl.com/article.php?id=3087 says the company have withdrrawn the winding up order as the money was already paid and was a misunderstanding thank god thats over

oh no it wasnt

Re: winding up order a mistake : Wed Nov 10, 2010 7:57 pm  

Apparantly at the same court today, Cardiff RUFC were also facing a winding up order over unpaid taxes.

It seems to be a consistant problem for sports clubs right now.

Not quite sure whats going on ...... AGAIN for the second year running! Must sit and hope for the best.

Re: winding up order a mistake : Thu Nov 11, 2010 2:16 pm  

headhunter wrote:

What are you talking about you clown?

Simply repeating what a high ranking member of the RFL ACTUALLY said..idiot

or was he talking about the other failed experiment..Quins. No difference really, although you are getting nearer to the M62