| Bolton on the brink on 19:39 - Mar 19 with 3825 views | thornabyswan |
Somebody will save them hope so anyway.
Aldershot were the last to go under.
But if they did go under we would be in 18th 6 points above the drop. |  |
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| Bolton on the brink on 20:06 - Mar 19 with 3729 views | Professor |
| Bolton on the brink on 19:39 - Mar 19 by thornabyswan |
Somebody will save them hope so anyway.
Aldershot were the last to go under.
But if they did go under we would be in 18th 6 points above the drop. |
If they did go under, then surely it would be 2 to go down. Ipswich plus one | | | |
| Bolton on the brink on 20:14 - Mar 19 with 3693 views | plasjack |
Stop the panic, how many teams have won against Bolton?. |  | | |
| Bolton on the brink on 20:18 - Mar 19 with 3671 views | Oldjack |
| Bolton on the brink on 20:14 - Mar 19 by plasjack |
Stop the panic, how many teams have won against Bolton?. |
Championship table with Bolton removed
Norwich City - 72 points (-6)
Sheffield United - 68 points (-6)
Leeds United - 67 points (-6)
West Brom - 64 points (-3)
Derby County - 56 points (-0)
Middlesbrough - 55 points (-3)
Aston Villa - 54 points (-3)
Preston North End - 53 points (-4)
Bristol City - 51 points (-4)
Nottingham Forest - 51 points (-4)
Birmingham City - 50 points (-0)
Sheffield Wednesday - 49 points (-6)
Brentford - 46 points (-3)
Hull City - 45 points (-6)
Blackburn Rovers - 44 points (-3)
Stoke City - 43 points (-4)
QPR - 41 points (-3)
Swansea City - 41 points (-6)
Millwall - 36 points (-1)
Reading - 36 points (-1)
Rotherham - 35 points (-1)
Wigan Athletic - 35 points (-4)
Ipswich Town - 23 points (-1) |  |
| Prosser the Tosser dwells on Phil's bum hole like a rusty old hemorrhoid ,fact
You Greedy Bastards Get Out Of OUR Club!
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| Bolton on the brink on 20:20 - Mar 19 with 3662 views | Garyjack |
| Bolton on the brink on 20:14 - Mar 19 by plasjack |
Stop the panic, how many teams have won against Bolton?. |
They wont go under, but it has been calculated, and we would be 6pts above Wigan who would be 23rd.
Derby would actually go up 3 places to 5th. |  | | |
| Bolton on the brink on 20:20 - Mar 19 with 3661 views | plasjack |
| Bolton on the brink on 20:18 - Mar 19 by Oldjack |
Championship table with Bolton removed
Norwich City - 72 points (-6)
Sheffield United - 68 points (-6)
Leeds United - 67 points (-6)
West Brom - 64 points (-3)
Derby County - 56 points (-0)
Middlesbrough - 55 points (-3)
Aston Villa - 54 points (-3)
Preston North End - 53 points (-4)
Bristol City - 51 points (-4)
Nottingham Forest - 51 points (-4)
Birmingham City - 50 points (-0)
Sheffield Wednesday - 49 points (-6)
Brentford - 46 points (-3)
Hull City - 45 points (-6)
Blackburn Rovers - 44 points (-3)
Stoke City - 43 points (-4)
QPR - 41 points (-3)
Swansea City - 41 points (-6)
Millwall - 36 points (-1)
Reading - 36 points (-1)
Rotherham - 35 points (-1)
Wigan Athletic - 35 points (-4)
Ipswich Town - 23 points (-1) |
Have a break, we are safe as houses. | | | |
| Bolton on the brink on 20:21 - Mar 19 with 3655 views | Oldjack |
| Bolton on the brink on 20:20 - Mar 19 by plasjack |
Have a break, we are safe as houses. |
 famous last words | |
| Prosser the Tosser dwells on Phil's bum hole like a rusty old hemorrhoid ,fact
You Greedy Bastards Get Out Of OUR Club!
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| Bolton on the brink on 20:22 - Mar 19 with 3651 views | Headmaster |
Why should we lose points through no fault of our own? Who makes up these stupid rules? |  | | |
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| Bolton on the brink on 20:39 - Mar 19 with 3597 views | plasjack |
| Bolton on the brink on 20:21 - Mar 19 by Oldjack |
famous last words |
50 points are historically safe from relegation in the Championship, we will be ok. | | | |
| Bolton on the brink on 10:07 - Mar 20 with 3187 views | Tom1912 |
If a team drops out without completing their season, removing their results is standard practice. Not much else you can do.
Wont happen though. | | | |
| Bolton on the brink on 11:32 - Mar 20 with 3100 views | Ace_Jack |
Ghost of Christmas future at this rate |  | | |
| Bolton on the brink on 19:17 - Mar 20 with 2843 views | Oldjack |
Bolton Wanderers will live to fight another day, after a winding-up petition issued by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) was given a two-week adjournment at the High Court.
Wanderers officials were up in front of judges on Wednesday morning, with the club facing potential liquidation over unpaid tax and funds owed a number of third-party creditors.
Presenting their case, a barrister representing HMRC revealed there was five supporting creditors, including Macron - kit manufacturers and former stadium naming rights partner - who claim to be owed £194,753, while Westchurch Homes Limited - a firm who specialise in luxury property development - hold claim to £15,940.
The names of three other supporting creditors was not revealed.
Judge Clive Jones, who oversaw the events of March 2016, when Ken Anderson and Dean Holdsworth concluded a last-ditch purchase of Wanderers from the late Eddie Davies, was then advised by Hilary Stonefrost - in defence of the club - that a new bidder had surfaced late on Tuesday who had vowed to clear existing debts in full, with Heads of Terms already agreed.
Stonefrost would go on to request a two-week adjournment, which was subsequently approved by Judge Jones.
Bolton now have until April 3 to conclude a sale, pay off creditors and satisfy judges that they are a viable business moving forward.
The case continues | |
| Prosser the Tosser dwells on Phil's bum hole like a rusty old hemorrhoid ,fact
You Greedy Bastards Get Out Of OUR Club!
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| Bolton on the brink on 21:47 - Mar 20 with 2715 views | theloneranger |
| Bolton on the brink on 19:17 - Mar 20 by Oldjack |
Bolton Wanderers will live to fight another day, after a winding-up petition issued by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) was given a two-week adjournment at the High Court.
Wanderers officials were up in front of judges on Wednesday morning, with the club facing potential liquidation over unpaid tax and funds owed a number of third-party creditors.
Presenting their case, a barrister representing HMRC revealed there was five supporting creditors, including Macron - kit manufacturers and former stadium naming rights partner - who claim to be owed £194,753, while Westchurch Homes Limited - a firm who specialise in luxury property development - hold claim to £15,940.
The names of three other supporting creditors was not revealed.
Judge Clive Jones, who oversaw the events of March 2016, when Ken Anderson and Dean Holdsworth concluded a last-ditch purchase of Wanderers from the late Eddie Davies, was then advised by Hilary Stonefrost - in defence of the club - that a new bidder had surfaced late on Tuesday who had vowed to clear existing debts in full, with Heads of Terms already agreed.
Stonefrost would go on to request a two-week adjournment, which was subsequently approved by Judge Jones.
Bolton now have until April 3 to conclude a sale, pay off creditors and satisfy judges that they are a viable business moving forward.
The case continues |
Dean Holdsworth, played on loan for us from Watford at the start of the 1988/89 season. |  |
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