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Stewart’s Law to ask court to dismiss WUP proceedings - settlement reached with SUFC

If the WUP is dismissed then how can the National League demand a Bond as what would the reason for it be?
The bond is to satisfy the National League we can make it through the season, totally separate from the embargo/WUP. The bond will not be needed if the club is sold to COSU, if the club remains in Rons hands we need to pay the £1 million bond.

The WUP sounds as though Stewarts are happy but we haven't yet cleared PG Site Services, if we can settle with them then we just need the WUP officially to be dismissed and then the embargo should be lifted I would imagine. but the bond is separate.
 
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Actually just read the NL statement again and it mentions proof of funds for the forth coming season - does that mean they've asked every club for this!!!
They haven't, but they'll point to the fact they did a very similar thing to Wrexham in 2011. That bond was only £250k (just under £400k when you account for inflation) but I'm not sure if our balance sheet is worse than Wrexham's was:

 
They haven't, but they'll point to the fact they did a very similar thing to Wrexham in 2011. That bond was only £250k (just under £400k when you account for inflation) but I'm not sure if our balance sheet is worse than Wrexham's was:


So inflation is 300%
 
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