These are the amounts of CCJ's that are still owed however the tax bill is not listed but they would be foolish to wind up a company that has made a payment proposal.

In the last 24 months there have been:
3 unsatisfied CCJ(s) at a cost of £15,623
6 satisfied CCJ(s) at a cost of £39,240

The last unsatisfied CCJ was issued on 24 May 2013

Issued Description Value
26 Jun 2013 Winding Up Petition
05 Jun 2013 Winding Up Petition
24 May 2013 County Court Judgement £2,903 NORTHAMPTON
08 Apr 2013 County Court Judgement £4,231 NORTHAMPTON
27 Feb 2013 Satisfied CCJ £4,614 GLOUCESTER
23 Feb 2013 County Court Judgement £8,489 NORTHAMPTON
21 Feb 2013 Satisfied CCJ £4,877 NORTHAMPTON
30 Jan 2013 Satisfied CCJ £3,938 NORTHAMPTON
19 Jan 2013 Satisfied CCJ £10,001 WAKEFIELD
08 Jan 2013 Satisfied CCJ £9,932 NORTHAMPTON
29 Nov 2012 Satisfied CCJ £5,878 NORTHAMPTON
12 Nov 2012 Winding Up Petition Rescind
27 Sep 2012 Winding Up Petition

The accounts ending 31st January 2013 will show how you are doing and you started with debts of nearly £ 1.3 million which is a lot for a new company. Good luck.

So where did you get the info regarding£1.3 million from Illy?

That was the amount on the recorded accounts wasn't it?

Don't know mate, that's why I asked.

I think he was more commenting on how the instructions were clearly laid out for everybody.

The last (and in this case first) set of financial results stated spirit of 1873 lost £1.2 million. I assume that is what the poster is referring to. These figures are readily available to the public.

Where can I see them ?

Quote: Sandal Cat "Where can I see them ?'" you need to register on a site like this:- companycheck.co.uk/ Its usually a couple of quid per company and there is hundreds of sites to choose from.

Quote: Sandal Cat "Where can I see them ?'" you need to register on a site like this:- companycheck.co.uk/ Its usually a couple of quid per company and there is hundreds of sites to choose from.

Just wondering, did i get slated for something less than all this

From memory the club has a 500k interest free loan from West Yorkshire Windows, which has to be paid 'when the club can afford to do so'. So whether this actually would show on the sheet i'm not sure as it doesn't class as owing within a year? Somebody with more knowledge than me of this will be able to explain better.

No, you said we could be in Administration by the end of the week which was a rumour without any hard evidence.

All I have done is quoted figures that are in the public domain to demonstrate that if our debts are owed to Andrew Glover or his Company then the situation is no different to Castleford and many other Super League Clubs who are in debt to their own Directors.

The point I'm making is that debts to your owner who is unlikely to pull the plug is different to owing money to to an aggressive creditor like HMRC who will wind you up if they are not paid.

Sorry if I was not clear in the way I put it.

You are correct. If AG has done this it would show on the P&L sheet as "directors loans". The net worth of minus (-) £1.2m is the worrying bit.

I don't know how well qualified you are as an accountant Tigerade but, analysing accounts is a job for the experts.
For example are the new stands a straight forward cost or capital investment ?