Elston said " i have failed yet again but i'll continue to bluff my way through it and keep myself and the wife in a highly paid jobs"

Thanks for paying my wages chaps.

pathetic

It makes no difference weather they were in or not, bailiffs turn up with a live high court writ and if nobody is available or makes themselves available they seize assets to the approximate value of the debt.

Lol this forums getting worse and worse, bet the bailiffs haven't heard "the bosses not here" one before.

I suppose Trinity could've let them seize Vince Mellars and his contract. That would've settled debt or two.

I do wonder about players as assets actually.
I seem to remember from many moons ago, when I studied accountancy (badly) that players weren't regarded as assets on a clubs balance sheet but if they can realise a value there must be something in the contract itself that is of value on a BS.
The value of a club like ours this year with everyone on contract is more than the end of next year when half the team are off contract.
Problem is they are only a value if someone makes a bid, so it is argueable whether they are of any value before that point......and in addition, who could estimate the value.

Any accountants on here who know that?