The key question here is which 'creditors' are in fact being 'paid'.

If one allows for 'the brewing storm' the true club debt will we are very confident now exceed £1M. In almost all instances insolvent businesses underestimate (or even do not know) the true magnitude of the sums owed to creditors. A current debt of circa £1M is more likely to be closer to the mark, and that does not include AC's alleged large debt which we aver is no more than convenient accounting chicanery.

Another scandal is also (allegedly) sadly brewing - accurate details of the club's top six creditors.

Put up or shut up

Not Evans. He's signed up for a year.

An obvious question you probably should have asked him is if (some of) the money from the sale of those players is being used to pay this month's wages, what are the Club going to use to pay November's?

Well, there won't be much to find as we only have about 8 players

Having re-read the relevant section in the Op Rules (highly recommended bedtime reading for insomniacs!) it would appear that you are correct in that offsetting payment for players on DR is only allowed if the parent club is a Championship club. However, there is specific mention of C and L1 clubs including any payments made to the parent club for, or match payments to, players on loan or DR to them. I very much doubt Fev have had all the DR players for free (Singleton, and quite possibly C Smith, an exception as that really was as a favour to Leeds), much cheaper than their actual real cost yes. I'd be surprised if anyone other than a few at both clubs know the reality of the agreement.

I thought contracts ran till 30th November?

Ah yes, Roger did correct me on that previously

That's correct Mr Dog.

It's only from the December pay date that the club will see its commitment to wages significantly decrease.

Possibly not the ones that have been transferred?