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Could that man with the paperbag please come now, not Thursday?.

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Doug, am I allowed my Mussolini analogy yet? If not, when?

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They took the gamble option in the remote hope some one else could better it or shake off the taxman again. Foolish indeed not to take ilyas seriously and the assf. Now as the 2 stupid directors have got their preference to take the club down :(. A few days more for what? No more knights in shining armour left? Please can we just for once have gods honest truth.

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Club statement
Accrington Stanley will send a representative to the scheduled High Court hearing tomorrow morning to request a very short further adjournment in order to bring in the full £308,000 owed to HMR&C.

The club had hoped to be able to draw a line under the situation today however due to delays on a couple of sources of funding we will require a further week or so to do this.

After taking advice from our legal team we are more than confident that this will not be a problem and look forward to announcing the settlement of the debt in full in the next few days.

Its easy People how much our we short, an approx would be nice

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Club Statement;

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erm that club statement is conflicting which is it a week or a few days to pay it of ? ?

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Its alright saying that we are 'more than confident' but thats no certainties, only thing anyone can do, well the fans, is sit around and wait...

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I am stunned. Don't know why when all we've seen so far has been incompetence and attempts at a cover up but I still thought that somehow the bill would be paid. Whatever happens now, if by chance we do get the extension and the money gets paid off, it's time for Mr. O'Neill to go.

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Deeply disappointed and absolutely drained of belief that they are going to try for an adjournment. I don’t see it happening I’m afraid, I think we will be wound up tomorrow.

Had this been the first or the second time I could accept the Judge would be likely to feel benevolent, but it isn’t, if this comes off I would be utterly surprised, many those companies before the court tomorrow will go out of business; I don’t see how Stanley can believe that they will be allow more time.

However, if the club does get a week’s adjournment I certainly would ask the both Mr. O’Neil and perhaps the Board consider their futures and get what’s left of the club up for sale. Mr. O’Neil failed the club by not ensuring that funds were readily available and I believe he should stand down as Chairman along with Ms, Lazarus.

I am deeply hurt by this turn of events having accepted the conviction of Mr. O’Neil and his word that this would end today.

This is an embarrassment and a disgrace, and for the directors too let this happen again is criminal.

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Totally predictable!

Yesterday it was all over bar the shouting. Today we need more time.

Given the track record of those running the club, who would believe a word they say? Lies (the 12 month agreement to pay-up) and half-truths from start to finish.

If we get Lord Chief Justice Gullible on the Bench tomorrow we might just avoid the winding-up order but don't hold your breath.

Get ready for Ramsbottom & Castleton Gabriels next season.

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I am extremely dissappoined to put it lightly.

I asked in person will I have a club to watch on Friday Night?

Direct Response. ...."yes, I'll see you at Grimsby"

Then this chuffin happens, what a joke.

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Who do you hang? The people who couldn’t be arsed to do their job properly in the first instance; the people who took on the debt in the self belief they could resolve the issue, the people who offered salvation and then withdrew their offers or the supporters that didn’t turn up and go through the gate.

But I accept your feelings.

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Come on Doug, please open your eyes. David O'Neill turned down the only option that could've saved the club outright.
No Stanley fan can forgive that.