And who was the creditor who refused to negotiate with Lineker and co, and
finally forced Leicester into administration?
He was a player who had been sacked for breaking a team-mates jaw, then on a
technicality managed to win his case for unfair dissmissal. Thus he was owed
compensation, and his agent (Eric Hall) issued a winding up order against
Leicester.
The player's name escapes me though...
Tim W.
Paul Cundell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
IMHO there are some quite major differences between Leicester's rescue and
Leeds'.
Leicester City's board put the club into administration because budgeted
monies (i.e. ITV Digital) were not received and only after they had spent 3
months trying to restructure their debts. Finally entering administration
when talks with creditors failed to reach a conclusion
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