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4 minutes ago, notts-joe said:

I have no idea what you are referring to, yet if I have ever suggested things based on what I heard - I would always advise to take them as a pinch of salt. ;)

That's a fair point, it could be a number of things.

Any one fancy a drive to the local salt stores to get 50 tonnes in???

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If that would be true, 100% blame would be on the Trews, how could it not? He hires and fires the managers/staff, he sets the budgets, he manages the finances.... how could this be blamed on anyone else?! 

However, I don't believe Ray would not put is in administration when we won L2 only to put us in it when we return. It would take a massive tantrum, toys out the pram etc... not to mention the damage to his reputation of putting a club in admin when the results weren't going his way. 

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That's a big drop in odds. Wouldn't Mr Trew lose money if the club went into administration? He'd be forced to sell at a knock down price. Wouldn't make much sense.

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12 minutes ago, Dripsey3 said:

That's a big drop in odds. Wouldn't Mr Trew lose money if the club went into administration? He'd be forced to sell at a knock down price. Wouldn't make much sense.

Indeed it would, very risky putting a team into administration and I cannot make sense of it.

I do not see why? It would mean the Ladbrokes deal is probably all gone and that was supposed to be planned to see-out our return back to League One. Whereas now, it looks like it may be required to push on next year.

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1 hour ago, Super_Danny_Allsopp said:

If that would be true, 100% blame would be on the Trews, how could it not? He hires and fires the managers/staff, he sets the budgets, he manages the finances.... how could this be blamed on anyone else?! 

However, I don't believe Ray would not put is in administration when we won L2 only to put us in it when we return. It would take a massive tantrum, toys out the pram etc... not to mention the damage to his reputation of putting a club in admin when the results weren't going his way. 

I would be more inclined to believe it if was nearer to the bottom or close to the season ending, yet some mean bugger is trying to ruin our Christmas!

That's put that to bed then, onwards and upwards.

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20 hours ago, Notts26 said:

didn't he do similar to Lincoln city he's the only person who knows what's going on behind scenes we are just assuming and speculating  our thoughts 

No

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