JuanPabloAngel
Alert Team
Eh? How do you mean?
Translation: we don't really know anything apart from the stated facts so why is everyone (or at least, a number of Vital users) getting their knickers in a twist.
Eh? How do you mean?
So still no officially confirmed news besides a missed tax payment, a CEO fired and the head of football fired?
Why is everyone’s skivvies in such a bunch then?
There appears to be willing buyers. But not, yet, ones acceptable to Xia. Is it because they're dodgy, or they don't fit in with his own personal goals?
So still no officially confirmed news besides a missed tax payment, a CEO fired and the head of football fired?
Why is everyone’s skivvies in such a bunch then?
Administration would be a disaster, the administrators duty is to act in the best interests of the creditors until they find a buyer as they would look to make the club financially appealing to buyers they would probably sell off any player that would raise a fee.
Add that to the automatic 12 point deduction and relegation would be almost a certainty.
I'm afraid so mate suppose us supporters who were lucky enough to be in the clock end in 81 and in Rotterdam in 82 still owe the club in spades.Me I will go down with the good ship Aston Villa I have to for my late uncle who introduced me to Villa Park and who had a fatal heart attack whilst driving back on new years eve after being tonked off Ian Wright's Arsenal and the great Villan mates I have lost over the years and I just couldn't turn my back on my current mates some who I went to school with.No I'm afraid I will be there every game again next season no matter what, no matter how many I have clock up count me in.
Sacked on what basis ?
What a joke the club has become
Hi to you tooHi Gator
Yes, my VV name says what you are saying. I was in the clock end at Highbury in 81 and at Rotterdam in 82. We cannot just up sticks and do other things as we are devoted to the cause. I was on the Holte End the day were relegated to the 3rd Division, so I have seen dark days too.
We will come through the current crisis and will return to glory once again.
VTID
Best interests of the creditors are unlikely to be served by a fire sale. The club is more financially appealing if it can avoid sinking below a certain level. Keeping a seriously competitive squad makes the club far more attractive to purchasers. Basically, all the club needs is a certain infusion of cash to continue as a viable going concern. That can most easily be done by a sale to someone who can provide that cash, both now and as regards medium term needs. Administrators look first for the most positive approach.
The 12 point deduction would almost certainly scupper promotion hopes, but of itself would take us nowhere near relegation. It's decimating the squad which makes relegation a clear possibility.
All of that would be lovely if the process of administration worked like that in the real world; it doesn't. I'm not trying to cause a fight, I just have experience here.
The appointed administrators do NOT often work in the 'best interests' of all creditors. They should but they don't because they can get away with it. They often work in the interests of their close contacts in banks and other professional service firms (lawyers, accountants and investment firms); those interests could not be further removed from the emotions of an historic football club.
Just ask those businesses which were 'advised' by the restructuring units of banks whose stories have been tracked and are now causing waves;
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...rty-parliamentary-group-on-fair-a8419261.html
Administration would be catastrophic IMO.
He wasn't in a role to be "noticed" although the dramatic improvements of the youth and scouting set-up and the acquisition of some very good players springs to mind.
Which "Villa men" do you suggest? The only one's that have had semblance of success in football or at the club have either retired or walked away from the game many moons ago.....
Round was doing a very efficient and professional job, and just as importantly was the ONLY member of the board with any practical football knowledge to advise and guide the idiot owner. With him gone we have a 25 year-old "super fan/personal assistant" and a Chinese lady who has an undefined role and to my knowledge has zero years of football knowledge or experience.
Brian Little, Ian Taylor and others have been marginalized by Xia in a similar manner to that used by Ellis to marginalize the entire European Cup winning squad and staff...
So still no officially confirmed news besides a missed tax payment, a CEO fired and the head of football fired?
Why is everyone’s skivvies in such a bunch then?
It was tongue in cheek, yes.
Some sense at last , the truth is none of us know what is happening and the press are making shit up because there is no communication from the club ,