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I think directors of limited companies become liable for debts if they continue to trade insolvent, which Notts have been doing for at least a month now. My guess is the Haydn Green estate have given a deadline after which they'll seek to put the club into administration and it will be out of...

Thankfully the vast majority recognised him as a sh*t.

It's widely thought he'll make a bid for the club if we go into admin. Seems like we might finally be approaching a resolution on this? The court was told this morning that the sale agreement is being drafted and there's a definite change in the tone of Hardy's statements: we've gone from vague...

Thank you for sharing this. Just in the process of writing an email for my MP and local councillors about all this and this is good information to add.

More details on the fraudster's links with the consortium. Seems he's got far more to do with it than just being an adviser (as I think most fans already suspected): https://www.nottinghampost.com/sport/football/football-news/exclusive-evidence-places-fresh-scrutiny-2969073 It's pretty...

There's also the possibility that the rival consortium are the ones who did the research and fed it to the press. You can see the logic behind that - it effectively backs Hardy into a corner by severely undermining the fall back option. Who knows. We're certainly fairly close to a resolution on...

That's...not a particularly reassuring statement. Surely the response to finding out that a bidder is being advised by someone who defrauded pensioners is to immediately cease talks?

Just in case there was any risk of the takeover quietly wrapping up, one of the prospective buyers (who thankfully have never seemed to be the front runners) are being advised by a convicted fraudster. There's always something else at this club.

Between us we're making a great start to life in non-league.

Notts have rarely had spectacular problems (with the exception of the six months of Munto). It's more that when clubs like Blackpool/Leyton Orient etc. resolve their issues they tend to settle down. At Notts it's been one thing after another off the field nearly continually for two decades.

Well we got an extension from the court to 10 July so that's one immediate problem fended off. Now we just have to convince the NL's AGM that we'll be good to go in August. :woot:

Our off-field history in the past twenty years would have been too outlandish for Dream Team.

Oh I agree. I more meant that Hardy has never really exhibited the malevolence that Haslam did with the Stags. Haslam was out for himself with little regard for Mansfield's interests. I have no doubts Hardy cared about making a success out of Notts - his downfall was that he wanted to be at the...

It's really sad, and completely unnecessary. If the club is sold to competent owners in the next few days he could legitimately say he was a well meaning chairman who actually delivered some tangible improvements to the club off the field, but was found desperately out of his depth in the...

He's deleted his new account now, but he's been posting under the guise of a Notts fan (or 'County fan' as he's been putting it - a classic give away that you're not in fact a Notts fan :ffs:) and arguing with people who've criticised him.

His latest Twitter antics aren't funny. I'm really concerned about his well being. He seems to have sacrificed his mental health for a football club. He needs to sell up so we can all move on and he can hopefully get some help.

What a football club we are all. There's always something else absurd going off.

This is the main reason we need our own thread. We're a magnet for chaos and I've no doubts some real tinpotery will ensue.

The season ticket price changes also implies something is in the air (although exactly what I have no idea).

The last time we played in a Magpie Cup we lost 7-1 at home to Newcastle so I'm quite apprehensive about this.