Plus costs were awarded against HMRC!

So effectively, 'we' (as taxpayers), have paid for serious court proceedings threatening the existence of our own club?...

So did Postie save Argyle?

Plus costs were awarded against HMRC!

So effectively, 'we' (as taxpayers), have paid for serious court proceedings threatening the existence of our own club?...

Yes, but so have Exeter fans.

Plus costs were awarded against HMRC!

So effectively, 'we' (as taxpayers), have paid for serious court proceedings threatening the existence of our own club?...

Yes, but so have Exeter fans.

And we paid for Exeter twice!

So, did the actions of HMRC today force the Director's to go into voluntary administration? If there was no court case today would the Director's have carried on with their plan to seek a 10-day extension in the Leeds court on Monday?
I guess we'll never know.

Actually HMRC wanted the club to go into administration voluntarily and not forced into it through the Courts - they argued that this would allow a winding-up petition to be valid. The petition would have been set aside otherwise.

The actions of HMRC could not have forced the Directors' hand today.

Argyle's barrister told us that if the Directors hadn't placed the club into admin today then Lombard would have. So really Lombard forced their hand
- but it was inevitable.

Thanks for that....I wondered why Lombard where at the proceedings...I guess Lombards are counting on getting all their money back

A very good day for the club, at last we can move forward and not constantly over our shoulder.

A bad day for the evil seven who have played Russian Roulette with our club

And hopefully the end of the Waltter Mitty's who run the Trust.

Argyle, onwards and upwards.

So, did the actions of HMRC today force the Director's to go into voluntary administration? If there was no court case today would the Director's have carried on with their plan to seek a 10-day extension in the Leeds court on Monday?
I guess we'll never know.

Actually HMRC wanted the club to go into administration voluntarily and not forced into it through the Courts - they argued that this would allow a winding-up petition to be valid. The petition would have been set aside otherwise.

The actions of HMRC could not have forced the Directors' hand today.

Argyle's barrister told us that if the Directors hadn't placed the club into admin today then Lombard would have. So really Lombard forced their hand
- but it was inevitable.

Thanks for that....I wondered why Lombard where at the proceedings...I guess Lombards are counting on getting all their money back

They would have sent a rep. just to protect their legal interest. Of greater concern is the question as to how they actually got notice of the hearing when the Board themselves were well behind the news tapes.

A very good day for the club, at last we can move forward and not constantly over our shoulder.

A bad day for the evil seven who have played Russian Roulette with our club

And hopefully the end of the Waltter Mitty's who run the Trust.

Argyle, onwards and upwards.

Plain and simple nastiness isn't it

A very good day for the club, at last we can move forward and not constantly over our shoulder.

A bad day for the evil seven who have played Russian Roulette with our club

And hopefully the end of the Waltter Mitty's who run the Trust.

Argyle, onwards and upwards.

Plain and simple nastiness isn't it

I can think of worse words to describe it but tedious is the only one printable.

A very good day for the club, at last we can move forward and not constantly over our shoulder.

A bad day for the evil seven who have played Russian Roulette with our club

And hopefully the end of the Waltter Mitty's who run the Trust.Argyle, onwards and upwards.

You really are a very sad individual. You need to get a life. Preferably away from Argyle.

A very good day for the club, at last we can move forward and not constantly over our shoulder.

A bad day for the evil seven who have played Russian Roulette with our club

And hopefully the end of the Waltter Mitty's who run the Trust.

Argyle, onwards and upwards.

Best to ignore it, the man's got an axe he's constantly grinding.