wilsdenrover

It’s not all bad - you’ve got next week’s court case adjournment to look forward to…

Officially it is to make the accounts more accurate. Of course the reduction of profit/creation of a loss could prove to be handy…

I’m very much enjoying the ‘links mean nothing’ defence from one of the forums most prolific poster of links.

Impairment is a method companies can use to reduce the value of an asset where they deem (through ‘circumstances’) the figure in the accounts to now be inaccurate.

The below is from here https://www.matchdayfinance.com/post/championship-financial-results-season-2023-24

Thanks, do you happen to know when ‘til?

It’s over a month since the Community Trust advised Companies House that Waggott is no longer one of their directors. The club are yet to do the same. Incompetence or something else?

Doesn’t apply to fee restrictions (the clue is in the name).

Given all transfer fees pass through the EFLs accounts I’m sure they’d notice if a club who can’t pay fees tried to do so…

They’re not under an embargo they’re under a fee restriction. This means they can only make free signings ( or loan signings where no fee is involved). As an aside, even clubs under an embargo can sign players under certain circumstances.

Obviously not a bowler but Pant will be a big loss for them too.

It’s worse than that (or better depending on your perspective…):

Very interesting, thank you. There appears to be no end to the number of people who want to own clubs but (seemingly) shouldn’t.

Chuck Berry - Roll Over Beethoven

Somewhere between the two… That says almost 18,000, I took the figure from the accounts which said (if I’d read properly!) exceeded 17,500. Both figures are of course far higher than the current regime could ever dream of (not that they care.)

2009 season ticket sales - 17,500.

We don’t have to imagine - we just need to reminisce.

Yes I can see how they could twist things to their advantage (if such an appointment is made). I’m sure there’s far bigger fish to fry, but lots of small ones can add up too. Thanks for your reply.

With the media’s attention currently on the women’s game would now not be a good time to re-emphasise what the club has done to our women’s team?

So the additional delay is because the club needs to approve those updates?

Season ticket sales since promotion from League one (figures taken from September/October fans’ forum minutes): 2018 - 9641 2019 - just over 8600 2020 - just under 2,500 (Covid) 2021 - 6995 (still Covid affected) 2022- 8779 2023 - 9,067 2024 - 9141

The fans’ forum minutes for the meeting of 22nd July last year quotes the figure as ‘just over 8,900’. The minutes for the meeting of 16th September (the day tickets went off sale) has the total at 9,141.

7 moved, 10 unmoved (between those dates). Ridiculous.

@Lancaster Rover do you know anything about this consortium?: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cwy399dr3g3o