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Originally Posted by Exile on Spencer St
I'm afraid I think you're right. I've thought for some time that 'administration' was and maybe still is the goal of the board. Maybe it's all they think could ever be achieved; and the longer the crisis can be strung out, the better. What's a ten point deduction if you can leave all your creditors behind and start all over again, for a few more years? May as well owe £308miilion as £308K if the belief is that 'administration' will wipe out the debt.
Trouble is Stanley, unlike some other big city clubs that have 'chosen' that route, can't look to a guaranteed future fan base come-what-may.
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WE HAVE A WINDING UP ORDER AGAINST US WE CANNOT GO INTO ADMINISTRATION. If the winding up order goes ahead Stanley will close immediately. If we are wound up on Wednesday we will not play Salisbury in the FA Cup, they will get a bye and we will not play any more matches in the Football League. Maybe that's why they haven't announced the prices for the game - just in case we are wound up.