Staff Pension Fund £424,352

That is a truly shocking amount :yikes: so is the rest tbh, 30k to Dixon how on earth has that mounted up? Circa 3mill in what 5years. Crazy. Tb will be happy he has proof for RFL supporting expansion clubs mind you!

But if Wrexham fans manage to get stadium transfer to Wrexham Village blocked they have / had nothing?

Doesn't matter. The mortgage is in the name of Wrexham FC who already own the ground, and Wrexham Village own Wrexham FC. It's perfectly legal, watertight, and already lodged with Companies House. What the fans are trying to block only affects whether Wrexham FC remain owners or become tenants. It has no effect on the deal with the RFL whatsoever.

So the new club are already £700k in debt before they're even a month old. Bodes well......

How much does it cost Leigh to rent the stadium given you feel £150k is worthy of comment and given that the asset is owned by the group that own both the RL & FC do you still maintain the asset cannot be used as security for the loan?

With regards to Moss and Roberts the club appears much more professionally run than in 09 whether that says more about Samuels or them being worse I wouldn't know, the difference is that this year all issues will lie at their door with no-one else to blame.

Wrexham Village own Wrexham FC who own ground but Wrexham FC is up for sale. If ownership doesn't cone under Wrexham Village LTD it would be lost with any sale. So Wrexham Village can't keep stadium & sell Football club in the scenario as mentioned!

Wakefield has put up a FAQ for the share schemeWhat will my money be spent on? The money will be used to allow the club to continue to trade within its expected cash flow for the foreseeable future. One of the primary purposes for the majority of this money is to settle an outstanding debt with HMRC.'" Yet only 3 months ago they announced this HMRC debt was cleared: www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/2010 ... -revealed/ Am I missing something here? Is this an additional debt or did the club lie to their fans about the debt being paid to create a 'feel good factor' and sell more Season Tickets?

Wakefield has put up a FAQ for the share schemeWhat will my money be spent on? The money will be used to allow the club to continue to trade within its expected cash flow for the foreseeable future. One of the primary purposes for the majority of this money is to settle an outstanding debt with HMRC.'" Yet only 3 months ago they announced this HMRC debt was cleared: www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/2010 ... -revealed/ Am I missing something here? Is this an additional debt or did the club lie to their fans about the debt being paid to create a 'feel good factor' and sell more Season Tickets?

This is EASY to solve

Get Muldaur & Scully to investigate.

Job done!!!

Unlikely.

I believe it was paid by Sir Rodney Walker but this has turned out to be a loan.It appears he expected to be reimbursed once the new stadium got the go-ahead but obviously this delay has complicated matters.
It always impresses me how much of their own money these ever so rich individuals put into sports clubs while those with considrably lesser finances put in a massive percentage of their disposable cash.

Still it's mildly amusing to learn about the debts amassed in North Wales and the Wrexham area by the rich individuals taking Crusaders in and out of administration.Equally amusing are the gullible people who believe these ever so rich individuals.

I think the Wakefield fans are waiting to establish the provenance of the latest debt to HMRC given as they have recently made last minute payments to stave off winding-up petitions

Eh?

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