Nailswortholdbull feels that Monday is a big day for HUFC 1939 Ltd., and for all of those involved.
It'll be interesting to see whether:
1. There is yet another adjournment to the Martin Foyle (and others) winding up order, or whether,
2. The judge in charge realises that the CVA application is both illfounded and unachievable, and whether,
3. He (or she) and HMRC, and all the other creditors see through TA & Co, and realise that they do not have the means to adhere to the terms of a CVA.
4. There will also be the opportunity to see whether the Southern League is prepared to act IN THE INTEREST OF IT'S MEMBERSHIP, by expelling a club who are under a transfer embargo, have no legally signed players, have not fulfilled their obligations regarding payment of football creditors, and, worst of all, because there has been no injection of capital, and no likely sources of profit for the coming season, would be unlikely to be able to fulfill their whole season's fixture list.
5. We should also be made aware of why the Southern League's secretary is making calls to HUFC's unpaid employess, on behalf of the current HUFC board, when his obligation is to his entire membership (of the SL), and NOT to Tommy Agombar, or any other individual.
6. We might, also, find that Hereford Council has had sufficient time to consider all aspects, moral, ethical, financial, and, I fear, political, and might have made a decision regarding Mr Agombar (& company's) retention of the ES leases.
There again, of course, once more the ball could be kicked into the long grass, and the fact that Tommy & Co have fooled everybody again, by paying SOME of the creditors, SOME of their money, and, in one instance at least, into SOMEone else's bank account. You could only draw 2 conclusions from the latest pathetic effort. Either, they don't have sufficient funds to pay everyone in full, or, it's a token gesture, designed to make the powerrs that be think that they INTEND to follow through and be good boys
Question is, come Monday, will all the aforementioned still believe that Tommy & Co mean what they say?
1. There is yet another adjournment to the Martin Foyle (and others) winding up order, or whether,
2. The judge in charge realises that the CVA application is both illfounded and unachievable, and whether,
3. He (or she) and HMRC, and all the other creditors see through TA & Co, and realise that they do not have the means to adhere to the terms of a CVA.
4. There will also be the opportunity to see whether the Southern League is prepared to act IN THE INTEREST OF IT'S MEMBERSHIP, by expelling a club who are under a transfer embargo, have no legally signed players, have not fulfilled their obligations regarding payment of football creditors, and, worst of all, because there has been no injection of capital, and no likely sources of profit for the coming season, would be unlikely to be able to fulfill their whole season's fixture list.
5. We should also be made aware of why the Southern League's secretary is making calls to HUFC's unpaid employess, on behalf of the current HUFC board, when his obligation is to his entire membership (of the SL), and NOT to Tommy Agombar, or any other individual.
6. We might, also, find that Hereford Council has had sufficient time to consider all aspects, moral, ethical, financial, and, I fear, political, and might have made a decision regarding Mr Agombar (& company's) retention of the ES leases.
There again, of course, once more the ball could be kicked into the long grass, and the fact that Tommy & Co have fooled everybody again, by paying SOME of the creditors, SOME of their money, and, in one instance at least, into SOMEone else's bank account. You could only draw 2 conclusions from the latest pathetic effort. Either, they don't have sufficient funds to pay everyone in full, or, it's a token gesture, designed to make the powerrs that be think that they INTEND to follow through and be good boys
Question is, come Monday, will all the aforementioned still believe that Tommy & Co mean what they say?