http://www.themillers.premiumtv.co.uk/page...~818231,00.htmlThis sheds some light on the situation. Seems they didn't do a full check and have no contingency to pay the Revenue before the winding-up order. League rules relate to a club going into a CVA during the course of the normal playing season (stupid, what if they are in the play offs?) but the meeting is the day before the cut off. They seem to be relying on the appeal taking it beyond that date, which is plain wrong. It shows they are using the rules to gain an advantage. I guess the 5th is being used to try and ensure an agreement is sorted before the end of the week (Sat not being a working day) and in time for to stave off the winding-up order.
Brings into play the prospect of the Revenue using them as an example still though.
It's clear from their own statements that they are using the league rules and bending them to their advantage. Surely any penalty, even if appealed should still be applied to the original date?