Nah sod that, I'd sooner keep my head in the sand + save a quid at same time.

For those who ACTUALLY KNOWwhat they are talking about, published accounts on their own mean absolutely booger all.

Now, toddle off back to your abacus & get counting those beans again.

No it wouldn't. Once they have been filed at Companies House they are in the public domain.

Why doesn't the club (or any club for that matter) just publish a summary of its accounts like many companies do? This would avoid the speculation and those interested enough having to go to Companies House to get the info.

Think this one's had it's time.