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Any prepared to look into what’s happened, including Companies House.

Is it worth people highlighting this, to the authorities, to look at?

Doesn’t look great to me, but Hopefully this is being investigated by the authorities, or if not, should be.

Let’s hope that the Administrator gets to the bottom of all these issues, and makes sure that everything has been done legally.

It’s this RVL Development company. Did the club sell the land to them, and were shareholders consulted. I think that, this is stopping any sales of the clubs assets.

How does promotion and relegation work in this format?.

If the previous Directors have the money to put an offer in for the clubs assets, how come they didn’t have the money to pay off some of the debts?. All this is of course, is complicated by that other company claiming to own some of the clubs land. Either way, it’s not looking good at this stage.

Just trying to ascertain if the new Councillors had any interest in the Rovers. Hate Reform, but we need any help that we can get at this stage.

It looks the end unfortunately. The last real hope was the other bidder.

Maybe under Labour, but noticed in a recent post that the Reform councillors didn’t even mention us.

Isn’t some of the land supposedly owned by a different company?, and perhaps that’s what’s causing the issues with the potential buyer pulling out?. I might be wrong, but that’s how I read it, in the Administrators report?.

He could buy the land/stadium, but not get the licence. He’d then rent the stadium to the club.

Isn’t Campbell still interested?.

I think that the above is the best situation we can hope for. I’d be sickened if the previous directors, end up owning the land and ground though, having put the club into administration.

I noticed that. That bloke has rather a colourful past as well. Surprised that he passed Reforms ‘Vetting’ process