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But with the bizzare situation that exists in football, administration can be an advantage. No longer do you have to bother paying back the bank, the pie suppliers, your VAT and tax bills, all the other debts you have, from now on you can pump all your money into players and their wages.

Why should clubs run properly on a sound financial basis be at a disadvantage?

Hence a 10 point penalty to avoid another Leicester scenario.

I am Leeds thru and thru and i cant wait to get back in the Prem! Teams dread going to elland road for as long as i can remember northern bastards or not we love to crunch a few of you when you visit us!

Just wish we could hold onto our good players for a change!

Opposing fans hate going to Elland Road as well, due to the thuggish behaviour of the knuckle-dragging sheep shaggers known as Leeds United fans!

wow, has Elland Road moved to Wales now!

I agree with the ten points rule, but this was a different kettle of fish entirely.
We had a CVA agreed with all creditors, but the inland revenue refused it.
So we were left with a choice of selling the club and starting again or going out of business, this wasn't about obtaining an advantage, simply about survival. PLus the factall the other clubs can vote to agree with the penalty is mental - who's going to say no!

I think it was important to get this ruling looked at as other clubs will get caught up in crap like this, I understand Bournmouth and Luton are having problems getting their CVA's agreed, and for smaller clubs like that a 15 point deduction could mean them dropping out of the league, not good for football in general, let alone the clubs

btw Diplo, that's the last time you'll here a Wednesday fan stick up for you lot! !wink!

And i suppose your club does'nt have any hooligan fans?

Let me guess,you support Luton? !laugh!BobB wrote:

> Opposing fans hate going to Elland Road as well, due to the
> thuggish behaviour of the knuckle-dragging sheep shaggers known
> as Leeds United fans!

I'm used to it mate, both my brothers are wednesday fans, I was so hoping to pass them going down as we went up, oh well at least we'll get a coupla good derbys if we go up

Around four o'clock, had a spot of tiffin and quaffed some rather fine Darjeeling whilst perusing today's Daily Telegraph. Didn't fancy any bestiality with some 'wooley blighter's' either.. it's just not cricket.

I would however, would love to 'meet' Chelsea in the not-too distant future, unfinished business and all that.

Surely you're still not feeling sore after 1970?.Or is it the fact we sent you down on the last day back in 2004?.

Remember,a season is played over 38 games !laugh!stripeysydney wrote:

> Around four o'clock, had a spot of tiffin and quaffed some
> rather fine Darjeeling whilst perusing today's Daily Telegraph.
> Didn't fancy any bestiality with some 'wooley blighter's'
> either.. it's just not cricket.
>
> I would however, would love to 'meet' Chelsea in the not-too
> distant future, unfinished business and all that.