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Not for us, but for Bury. i was credit checking a potential customer and decided to nosey onto BFC's file and was (or maybe not) supprised to see a new CCJ for circa £22k lodged only Wednesday this week. looks like they are in need of a bumper crowd tomorrow to settle some bills
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tomorrow can't come quick enough on 00:22 - Apr 30 with 9349 views
I think that the delayed accounts are due Friday. Wonder if they will be published?. Previously Day has said that the losses were being "brought under control" and were likely to be 1.5 million rather than 2.5. Be interesting to see if he has managed this.
tomorrow can't come quick enough on 18:47 - May 20 by deeplishblue
I think that the delayed accounts are due Friday. Wonder if they will be published?. Previously Day has said that the losses were being "brought under control" and were likely to be 1.5 million rather than 2.5. Be interesting to see if he has managed this.
Not due until 30th May and I can’t see them being in a rush to put them out ahead of a Bank Holiday weekend!
Given our accounts were approved at the recent AGM a simple comparison of positions will prove what good stewards we have across our club.
I’m prepared to offer odds on at greater than a £10m difference between our respectively published net asset/net liability value for the league 1 2016-17 season.
Remember these figures are a year old!
George Bernard Shaw had it right:
"He who can does; he who cannot, teaches."
https://www.visittheusa.co.uk/
Yes folks, it’s that time of year that all fantasy foitball players dread, the day where you are allowed no more changes and have to submit your team for auditors to see.
It’s deadline day for bury FC to submit their annual accounts to Companies House.
Readers await the sequal to 50 shades of greed published in 2017 but may have to wait a bit longer while the website is updated especially on a bank holiday weekend.
tomorrow can't come quick enough on 09:12 - May 25 by Daley_Lama
ITS DEADLINE, DAY!!!!
Yes folks, it’s that time of year that all fantasy foitball players dread, the day where you are allowed no more changes and have to submit your team for auditors to see.
It’s deadline day for bury FC to submit their annual accounts to Companies House.
Readers await the sequal to 50 shades of greed published in 2017 but may have to wait a bit longer while the website is updated especially on a bank holiday weekend.
tomorrow can't come quick enough on 09:12 - May 25 by Daley_Lama
ITS DEADLINE, DAY!!!!
Yes folks, it’s that time of year that all fantasy foitball players dread, the day where you are allowed no more changes and have to submit your team for auditors to see.
It’s deadline day for bury FC to submit their annual accounts to Companies House.
Readers await the sequal to 50 shades of greed published in 2017 but may have to wait a bit longer while the website is updated especially on a bank holiday weekend.
tomorrow can't come quick enough on 13:34 - Jun 3 by Daley_Lama
Bury now flagged as
Accounts Overdue.
Quell Suprise
No surprise at all, but what are the sanctions for failure to do so within the allotted time ? Will they simply extend the deadline to allow 'extra time' for the accounts to be produced ?
What can the FL do, if a club fails to satisfactorily show that it is solvent and able to continue trading ?
It is an offence under the Companies Act to continue trading whilst insolvent. They must surely be reaching the point of no return.
“It is easier to fool people, than to convince them that they have been fooledâ€
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tomorrow can't come quick enough on 15:46 - Jun 3 with 6781 views
tomorrow can't come quick enough on 13:34 - Jun 3 by Daley_Lama
Bury now flagged as
Accounts Overdue.
Quell Suprise
I’m still going for Monday 2nd July.
My hypothesis:
1) The balance of the EFL money for this season and the first slug for 2018-19 is due then. 2) I expect players to be signed and then a pre-pack administration. 3) The points penalty will be swallowed but the administration will allow circa 80% debts to be written off - secured on the ground and owed to the pyramid of companies behind the Chur. 4) bury to come out of administration the week before the season starts. 5) A decent League 1 squad - will have a crack at winning League 2.
If they go into admin before 30th June they won’t get the EFL monies.
To extend your accounting period and file late accounts say the numbers must be really bad.
George Bernard Shaw had it right:
"He who can does; he who cannot, teaches."
https://www.visittheusa.co.uk/
tomorrow can't come quick enough on 18:36 - Jun 3 by RAFCBLUE
I’m still going for Monday 2nd July.
My hypothesis:
1) The balance of the EFL money for this season and the first slug for 2018-19 is due then. 2) I expect players to be signed and then a pre-pack administration. 3) The points penalty will be swallowed but the administration will allow circa 80% debts to be written off - secured on the ground and owed to the pyramid of companies behind the Chur. 4) bury to come out of administration the week before the season starts. 5) A decent League 1 squad - will have a crack at winning League 2.
If they go into admin before 30th June they won’t get the EFL monies.
To extend your accounting period and file late accounts say the numbers must be really bad.
THink you've rumbled stewie there , RBlue!
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tomorrow can't come quick enough on 16:24 - Jun 4 with 6085 views
tomorrow can't come quick enough on 18:36 - Jun 3 by RAFCBLUE
I’m still going for Monday 2nd July.
My hypothesis:
1) The balance of the EFL money for this season and the first slug for 2018-19 is due then. 2) I expect players to be signed and then a pre-pack administration. 3) The points penalty will be swallowed but the administration will allow circa 80% debts to be written off - secured on the ground and owed to the pyramid of companies behind the Chur. 4) bury to come out of administration the week before the season starts. 5) A decent League 1 squad - will have a crack at winning League 2.
If they go into admin before 30th June they won’t get the EFL monies.
To extend your accounting period and file late accounts say the numbers must be really bad.
Its just a shoddy shoddy way to run a football club.
what a low life he truly is.
I really hope the web is so tangled it cannot be unravelled and they need to bite the bullet and start again in league 9 - ground sharing with Radcliffe Boro would be perfect.
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tomorrow can't come quick enough on 16:43 - Jun 4 with 6050 views
tomorrow can't come quick enough on 16:24 - Jun 4 by aleanddale
Its just a shoddy shoddy way to run a football club.
what a low life he truly is.
I really hope the web is so tangled it cannot be unravelled and they need to bite the bullet and start again in league 9 - ground sharing with Radcliffe Boro would be perfect.
The worry for me if I was a bucket is the complete lack of explanation behind it.
They've moved their year end but these accounts relate to the season ending 31st May 2017 where they just survived in League 1 under Lee Clark.
Since then they had a stab at the Championship signing silly players on silly money and went through a number of managers.
Either those 31st May 2017 are REALLY BAD or they can't actually be filed. And since accounts only ever promise a year from the point of the year end we've passed that date so it's no an issue.
These are being withheld from the market.
The 31st May 2018 accounts (due February 2020) may never ever need to be filed - especially if nature takes its course.
George Bernard Shaw had it right:
"He who can does; he who cannot, teaches."
https://www.visittheusa.co.uk/
tomorrow can't come quick enough on 16:43 - Jun 4 by RAFCBLUE
The worry for me if I was a bucket is the complete lack of explanation behind it.
They've moved their year end but these accounts relate to the season ending 31st May 2017 where they just survived in League 1 under Lee Clark.
Since then they had a stab at the Championship signing silly players on silly money and went through a number of managers.
Either those 31st May 2017 are REALLY BAD or they can't actually be filed. And since accounts only ever promise a year from the point of the year end we've passed that date so it's no an issue.
These are being withheld from the market.
The 31st May 2018 accounts (due February 2020) may never ever need to be filed - especially if nature takes its course.
Interesting reading. Surely the same applies to our friends down the road?
I can't understand why, given the financial history of our 'neighbours', there hasn't been more adverse publicity and probing about the way they are run.
I know David Conn wrote a fairly scathing and searching article a few years ago in a national newspaper, but the situation has deteriorated since then and yet, here they still are, smoke and mirrors, apparently dodging a bullet, though God knows how.
If the correct rules were properly applied, (as they should be) I'm sure the whole house of cards would collapse.
“It is easier to fool people, than to convince them that they have been fooledâ€
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tomorrow can't come quick enough on 19:34 - Jun 4 with 5823 views
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