Think the only train trouble this Sunday is in Waterloo station less platforms available due engernering works ?

I don't think anyone is saying that administration is inevitable for AFC Wimbledon. Some of us are saying that a company making annual losses that the owners are unable or unwilling to cover will eventually fail.

2027 is when we have to pay about £2.5m bond redemptions but i don't know when Leddy. Do you need the time as well 🫠

Why does putting a predictive date on administration matter?

LD - by end of 2028 @ very latest.

Might of got that wrong about no trains Sunday in worcester park area. Seems to have changed from this morning

Quite a few people on here are talking as if us going into administration is a certainty. Anyone brave enough to put a date on when this will happen?

If you paid for a season ticket and debenture by credit card, given the amount was over £100, you should be able to claim against the credit card company on a pro rata basis for any unused amounts if the club went bust under s75 of Consumer Credit Act 1974. Hopefully, we never get to find out.

A lot of questions and concerns raised recently and where are the club comms? They should be ahead of this and providing all the information we could ever need. Instead we get the normal silence.

I wouldn't get any hopes up of recovering any money if the club went into administration like debentures. The preferred creditors may get something but everyone else will probably have to whistle for it. My concern when we go into administration is we are not brought out of it. I'm clinging to the hope that we have generated enough interest that "somebody" would take a punt, especially for the location, but is by no means a slam dunk. I hope when we go into administration we are still in League 1 as the penalty deduction will mean certain relegation. If we were in League 2 then that could spell the end as we would be on our way to the National League.

Thanks Mags and all. A bit longer yet then.

Yeah it’s the use of the word “right” that’s the kicker. You haven’t bought a seat or a ticket.

Interesting. I'm not sure it was sold that way!

No because a season ticket is a purchase of goods. A debenture is a loan.

Isn't that a bit like saying that a season ticket is no longer valid if a club goes into admin?

Debentures would be treated as low(est) priority by administrators.

The whole point of early bird discounts was to get the money for the ticket in before the close season where income is low. Allowing monthly payments on them was always a contradiction of that principle.

The debenture posts made me wonder whether they survive administration. I presume from an accountant's point of view they are seen as debts owed by the club and would not be at the front of the queue for repayment. True?

A4e, I thought the extra year was on season ticket, not sure about debenture.

Mags - yeah I thought we got 10 years (plus one extra, so actually 11), no?

Trigg - thanks 👍 and 6M I’m definitely waiting to do it by direct debit - they could have my first month’s payment tomorrow if they allowed DD for early birds, but they chose to not take our cash early…. 🤷🏻‍♂️🙄 I don’t even want an early bird discount, so they’ve shot themselves in the foot there… 🤦🏻‍♂️

My debenture was 10 years, another 4 to go.

I hadn't realised that the debentures are about to expire. I would have thought we who only have debentures would have been invited to buy season tickets for our seats. We wouldn't, but some richer people might.

Surrey Bob's misery completed !

Nelson arms usually show our games I believe