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carpon · 11-10-2009, 00:08

The only thing that I'd relate to in the programme realting to positive news was the proposed ground redevolpment plans finally being submitted for rubber stamping / approval...

Nothing to suggest or relating to resolving the impending problem with the taxman......

That said, the consencus of opinion to those that I spoke to on the game today seemed to think that our chairman must have a plan in place in order to satisfy H.M.R.C.

I only hope that this indeed is the case....This side is showing potential....Losing Mullin has actually forced others to step up to the plate. Grant, Miles, Symes had good games today. Get this Tax problem sorted and maybe this could be another key moment in the club's history....

For that I mean, stave off the threat from the Inland Revenue, push onwards and upwards in League Two, hopefully towards League One,maybe push for the play offs......

Hopefully,beat the Shrews in the J.P.T. game, come out on top against Bury....we might draw Leeds, hopefully in a 2 leg Northern Final and make some money...if we're extremely lucky get to Wembley....who knows???

We might actually get a couple of good draws in the F.A. cup meaning we get to the third round and draw a top dog away....Man U...Liverpool....City....etc,etc...

The preceeding three paragraphs of course,will probably mean absolutely nothing if the club does not come up with £308,000 on 28th October. I doubt that H.M.R.C. will accept part payment, however close to the actual sum the final amount may be.

But there again, as our Chairman has stated and Yonmon continues to remind him....he will not allow the club to fold again.

11-10-2009, 00:08	#41
carpon Full Member+ Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: The land of REALISM !! Posts: 814 Liked: 253 times Rep Power: 2120	Re: Today's Programme The only thing that I'd relate to in the programme realting to positive news was the proposed ground redevolpment plans finally being submitted for rubber stamping / approval... Nothing to suggest or relating to resolving the impending problem with the taxman...... That said, the consencus of opinion to those that I spoke to on the game today seemed to think that our chairman must have a plan in place in order to satisfy H.M.R.C. I only hope that this indeed is the case....This side is showing potential....Losing Mullin has actually forced others to step up to the plate. Grant, Miles, Symes had good games today. Get this Tax problem sorted and maybe this could be another key moment in the club's history.... For that I mean, stave off the threat from the Inland Revenue, push onwards and upwards in League Two, hopefully towards League One,maybe push for the play offs...... Hopefully,beat the Shrews in the J.P.T. game, come out on top against Bury....we might draw Leeds, hopefully in a 2 leg Northern Final and make some money...if we're extremely lucky get to Wembley....who knows??? We might actually get a couple of good draws in the F.A. cup meaning we get to the third round and draw a top dog away....Man U...Liverpool....City....etc,etc... The preceeding three paragraphs of course,will probably mean absolutely nothing if the club does not come up with £308,000 on 28th October. I doubt that H.M.R.C. will accept part payment, however close to the actual sum the final amount may be. But there again, as our Chairman has stated and Yonmon continues to remind him....he will not allow the club to fold again. __________________ "Once in a while you will stumble upon the truth, but most of us manage to pick ourselves up and hurry along as if nothing happened" - Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill.