) An excellent summation of the current situation - it has been a difficult couple of years and I agree in particular with your opinion on Guilfoyle who has had one of the strangest approaches to administration I have ever seen. He has allowed so many deadlines to pass and taken no action when others are ready to step in and obviously has some kind of agenda with the preferred bidder who he still maintains that he doesn't even know the name of. As you say we may not have a team next week but I only think we will as it is still an option to stay in administration for another year (would be another fun season!!)Big Boy wrote:Welcome to the forum PAFC (great name by the way
Personally, I think things are far from settled:
- Ridsdale still awaiting a court appearance on fraud charges.
- Heaney, whose only connection with Ireland is a pint of Guinness he drank once, is trying to con the FA by using Ridsdale as his puppet.
- AFIK the FA are still to be convinced by the conmen, and haven't handed over the Golden ticket yet.
- The Japs are still hovering in the form of Abe, or some similar name. All we keep getting are the same old stories (or should I say Jap lies) as last season - The money's with the solicitors - The money's coming next week etc etc
- Why do these sugar daddies insist on remaining anonymous?
- It's total brinkmanship, trying to play on Viv Pengelly's soft spot for the Green Army by getting the council to agree to decimating/developing Plymouth's prime parkland.
- Still not paying wages. It was because of that, they weren't allowed to sign players last season - what's changed this season?
- Guilfoyle - is he really stupid, or does he believe the fan base are. I thought the administrator was meant to be in charge. All this guy is doing is letting it last as long as possible to ensure he continues to rake in his extorionate fee for doing very little.
- The latest projection for buying the club is tomorrow - lets see what the excuses are tomorrow.
I could go on, and there are hundreds of questions being left unanswered. I still believe there's a real chance that they will not be turning out against Shrewsbury in 9 days time.
This is the 'honest' broker leading the Green Army's salvationMr Heaney's Cornish Homes (UK) Limited was liquidated with debts of £4.8million in 2008 – but he lent Truro City £1.4million the following year.
Basically, Heaney has until 5pm (UK time) today to borrow the money, or the Green Army will be liquidated.Mr Heaney, whose Cornish Homes (UK) Limited was liquidated in 2008 and who had a County Court judgement against him last month, is financing the deal with "borrowed funding", Mr Guilfoyle (the Administrator) has confirmed.
The End Is Nigh 
What do I have as signature now 
Administrator for doing such a wonderful job. This is despite 6 home matches and season ticket sales already this season. At least the incompetant Administrator is getting paid 
Then again, Big Boy, think about Thai ways. They won't put even a dog out of its misery. Life is suffering, as Lord Buddha teaches. I have noticed the same thing during so many previous seasons with the Gunners and particularly after one miserable visit to Manchester, not so long ago.Why oh why won't somebody put us out of our misery? If the Green Army was a sick animal, somebody would have put it down months ago.
