Hereford United are back in the High Court this morning sometime after 10.30am.
They face a winding-up order brought by former manager Martin Foyle which is about unpaid wages. Queensway Publishing, who have printed the club's match day programme recently, have added their claim for payment to Foyle's order. Queensway is reported to be owned by the chairman of Braintree FC.
The hearing is listed as number 42 so, depending on how quickly the previous cases are dealt with, it's thought there may be news on the outcome around mid-day.
Meanwhile earlier this morning BBC Hereford and Worcester noted that the club might have decided to go for a CVA. BN had reported this possibility last Friday.
'Suggestions that the club's new board is considering entering a CVA (creditors voluntary agreement) or administration before today's hearing.
'Were they to do that then this would head off the threat of the club being wound up in the short-term.'
Meanwhile earlier this morning BBC Hereford and Worcester noted that the club might have decided to go for a CVA. BN had reported this possibility last Friday.
'Suggestions that the club's new board is considering entering a CVA (creditors voluntary agreement) or administration before today's hearing.
'Were they to do that then this would head off the threat of the club being wound up in the short-term.'