52k would go a long way towards paying for that would it not?

You tell us, you appear to be the expert..... unless you meant to add a £ in front of the 52k or would you just like us to all guess what you mean ?

I reasoned it must be this years rent and there was a time frame to pay it in.

If it is rent overdue from previous years that is owed and what is due from this year it should be payed, why should it not be.

Again though I don't know all the facts and spend most of the time looking at what is happening on the field and playing front and know less about what is going on off it.

The rent is from Sept 12 to Oct 13 that is owed...... Not sure on payment arrangement though in place

Good luck with your 11 plus.

Cricky no wonder we are behind 52k (supergeoff sic) for just one month?..

Read again John lad!! Sept 12 to Oct 13 is 1 year and 1 month...!!

Oh the irony of what you said to Mr T Hall.

Egg on face.

As I have said before, TA has made it publicly known that Halifax RLFC rent arrears were to be 'tagged on' to his purchase of The Shay. I have no idea what, if any, arrangement has been made since the council rejected the bid.

Complete joke though. HRLFC are allowed to fall massively behind on their rent in the expectation that it would be added onto a separate company's purchase of the stadium.

It wasn't the rugby club who were buying The Shay though, was it????

There was no quiet 'understanding' that Abbott would get The Shay, was there (until those pesky FCHT fans ruined the whole damn thing)????

Remember - [u2 weeks away[/u.

Ssssssssssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

You would find a fight in an empty room.
Run along the school bells gone.

5 minutes on shaygirls.net shows what passes for humour in their pre-pubescent world. They'd still go into near fatal fits of giggles at knock knock jokes.

They are now trying to outdo each other with (very feeble) attempts at 12 days of Christmas with a Fax theme. Still, it fills the time until they go down to sign on.

£52k in arrears - £2million written off.

I know where i'd be in a slanging match on this playing field.
FCHT are a new club and therefore have been playing at the Shay for less time than HRLFC.
FACT

I wonder how many of these companies could do with you fighting their corner too


Halifax Town creditor claims summary report

Armstrong Watson, Victoria Place, Carlisle, 1,350;
All-Glass, Ripponden Mill, Mill Fold, Ripponden, 165;
Arrowmax Structures Ltd, c/o DLA, Fountain Precinct, Balm Green, Sheffield, 4,952.61;
Bradford MDC, Sports and Leisure Service, Aireworth Road, Keighley, 2,551.99;
Bear 21, c/o Davenham Trade Finance Ltd, PO Box 765, 8, St John Street, Manchester, 53.32;
Mr R. Bland, Brow Cottage, Clay House Lane, Greetland, 17,750;
B and S Coaches, Rochdale Road, Walsden, Todmorden, 1,875;
Belvec Ltd, The Weavers/Shay Banqueting, Shay Stadium, Halifax, 770.16;
B. Fielding Associates, New Road, Halifax, 1,000;
Brentwood Market, Unit R5, Tenterfield Business Park, Halifax, nil; Brighouse High School, Finkil Street, Brighouse, 173.51;
British Telecom, BT Business Division, PP 9A Telecom House, 35, Lisbon Street, Leeds, 784.26;
Dr R.T. Brown, Landemere Syke, Northowram, Halifax, 1,963.28; BUPA Hospital, Staines, Middlesex, 3,265.90;
BMW Financial Services (GB) Ltd, Europa House, Bartley Way, Hook, Hampshire, 12,125.69;
Julia Brierley, Free School Lane, Halifax 900;
Bobby Barr, Highroad Well Lane, Halifax, Nil;
Coach Options, 768, Manchester Road, Castleton, Rochdale, 5,690;
Calderdale MBC, Chief Finance Officer, Princess Buildings, Halifax, 517;
Computec, Unit 14, Moorlands Business Centre, Balme Road, Cleckheaton, 176.25;
Mr D. Cairns, 23, Nelson Street, Sowerby Bridge, Halifax, 9,338;
Calder Cabins, Unit 8, High Level Way Industrial Estate, Queens Road, Halifax, 3,145.49;
Calderdale Council, Director of Finance, Princess Buildings, Halifax, 587.11;
City Graphics (BFD), 200, Pasture Lane, Clayton, Bradford, 500;
Comcen Computer Supplies Ltd, Bruce Road, Swansea Industrial Estate, Swansea, 235.
Ms D. Clayton Smith, Hollybank Road, Lindley, Huddersfield, 825;
Russell Church-Kenningham, Green End, Clayton, Bradford, 137;
D. Cairns, Keswick Close, Siddal, Halifax 2,000;
DM Posters, Balmoral Drive, Hindley, Wigan, 564;
Dunn-Line Holdings Ltd, The Coach Station, Park Lane, Basford, 2,810;
Ian Entwistle, Millmoor House, 45a Colders Lane, Meltham, 220;
Fraser Eagle Coaching, Pendle Court, 4, Mead Way, Burnley, 3,875;
Fit 4 Sport, Unit 2, Millking Green, Hartshead Street, Lees, Oldham, 352.27;
Mrs A. Firth, High Lane, Norton Tower, Halifax, 2,932.47;
Fat Cat Trading Company, Albert Street, Hebden Bridge, 169.20;
Football Association, 25, Soho Square, London, Nil; Roy Ford, 49, Jepson Lane, Elland, 1,200;
Football Trust, 25, Soho Square, London, 56,000;
Geoff Ralph Association, Clare Road, Halifax, 27,108.75;
HT Direct Limited, Beetham, Water Hill Lane, Warley, 564;
HM Revenue and Customs, Durrington Bridge House, Barrington Road, Worthing, West Sussex, 242,613.64;
Mr R. Ham, Cotes Garth, Wombleton, York, 20,000;
Mr A. Hall, 21, Riverdale Court, Salterhebble, Halifax, 17,601.00;
Mr R. Harrison, 7, Cliffe Cottage, Cliffe Hill Lane, Warley, Halifax, 18,096;
Halifax PLC, Trinity Road, Halifax, 916.75;
Hipperholme and Lightcliffe, Stoney Lane, Lightcliffe, 4,944.33;
HM Revenue and Customs, Durrington Bridge House, Barrington Road, Worthing, 243,058;
Hall Decorating and Painting , Turner Court Works, Hall Street North, Boothtown, 414;
Janice and Richard Holden, 88, Alban's Road, Halifax, 300;
R. Holmes 13, West Place, Wimbledon Common, London, 15,000;
A Hall, Parish Lea, Gibraltar Road, Halifax, 2,000;
Intrak Sound and Light, 6, Delany Drive, Freckleton, Preston, 5,640;
Mr P. Jewitt, EMS Ltd, 2, Church Street, Dewsbury, 3,966;
Jacamast Ltd, Colne Bridge Works, Bradley, Huddersfield, 193,034.31;
J. Eastwood and Son, The Warehouse, Lower Lister Lane, Halifax, 23.50:
J. Nixon and Co, Head Office, Water Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, 2,136.36;
Keele University, The Income Office, Finance Department, Keele, 2,548.29;
Kirkdale Laundry Services, 526, Gibbet Street, Highroad Well, Halifax, 464;
Keller Engineering, Thorpe Arch Estate, Wetherby, 5,522.50;
Loomis UK Ltd, 5th Floor, City Gate East, Tollhouse, Nottingham, 230.39;
Lupton Fawcett Solicitors, Yorkshire House, Greek Street, Leeds, 500;
Lloyds TSB Bank, Commercial Street, Halifax, 75,417;
Ian Maclennan, The Consulting Rooms, 23, Anson Road, Manchester, 190;
Mr R. Moreland, Hornbeam House, Langford, Market Drayton, Shropshire, 7,203;
Metro Sports, Metnor House, Mylord Crescent, Killingworth, Newcastle upon Tyne 338.40;
Milans Wine Bar Hotel, 6-8, Carlton Place, Halifax, 176.25;
Mel Green Construction, Parkfield Garage, George Street, Elland, 262.35;
Nations Healthcare Ltd, Park Road, Eccleshill, 293.75;
National Insurance Fund, Redundancy Payments Office, Ladywell House, Ladywell Road, Edinburgh, 47,160;
Network Lifts, Kirkfield Industrial Estate, Kirk Lane, Yeadon 11,850.60;
Online Computer Supplies Ltd, c/o Royal Bank of Scotland, Smith House, PO Box 50, Elmwood Avenue, Feltham, Middlesex, 206.80;
Petron Design Ltd, Webster Mills, Webster Street, Dewsbury, 70.50;
Mr S. Peacock, Caterleisure Ltd, 197-199, Main Street, Wilsden, Bradford, 60,763;
J. Pugh Lewis, Pilsley, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, 1,086;
PPP Healthcare, Philips House, Crescent Road, Tunbridge Wells, 97.68;
Premier Sports Medicals, York House, Grimsdyke Road, Middlesex, 365.06;
Printability 2000 Ltd, Concept House, Westwick Park, Broombank Road, Chestefield, 9,205;
Mr G. Ralph, Yarborough Croft, Northowram, Halifax, 340,000;
Rastrick High School, Field Top Road, Rastrick, Brighouse, 2,820;
Rayroy Products (Slapton)Ltd, Unit 1, Hillcroft Works, Stewkley, Soulbury, Leyton Buzzard, 312.08;
Reydon Sports Plc, Unit 17, Easter Park, Nottingham, 258.54;
R.M. Barnett Ltd, The Barn, Towngate, Hepworth, Huddersfield, 195,921;
Radcliffe Plant Hire, Queens Square, Leeds Road, Huddersfield, 269;
Michael Riley, c/o Wilkinson Woodward, 11, Fountain Street, Halifax, Nil;
Mr R. J. Crabtree, Broadwood, Cragg Vale, 22,000;
SW Business Services 15/17, Carlton Street, Halifax, 53.06;
Spencer Wilson and Co, 15/17, Carlton Street, Halifax, 5,547.18;
Shay Stadium Trust Ltd, Shay Stadium, Halifax, 14,100;
Sarah Scott, c/o Gary Kirwan, The Chartered Society of Physios, 14, Bedford Row, London, Nil;
Mr S. J. Shaw, consultant orthopaedic surgeon, 7, Moor Park Avenue, Preston, 740;
Scottish and Newcastle Retail Ltd, Riverside House, Riverside Way, Northampton, 432.60;
Security Services, 546.55;
Sportskit Pro Soccer, Unit 7, Airfield Way, Christchurch, Dorset, 537;
St John Ambulance, South and West Yorkshire, Healey Road, Ossett, Wakefield, 1,316.
Studd Menswear, 10, Old Hall Street, Middleton, Greater Manchester, 146;
Smith and Curry, 9,794;
T-Moile UK, PO Box 719, Camberley, Surrey, 226.27;
3A Building Supplies, Link Business Park, Knowle Lane, Huddersfield, 174;
Team Premier Ltd, Team Premier House, Unit 11 Metro Centre, Ronsons Way, St Albans, 742.32;
The Design Sauce Ltd, Trinity House, Robbey Close, Linby, Nottingham, Nil;
The Sports Cabin, Westgate, Halifax, 1,086.90;
The West Yorkshire Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Centre, The Old School House, Towngate, Wyke, 340;
The Yorkshire Clinic, Bradford Road, Bingley, 985,14;
TM Newburn Power Rental Services, PO Box 224, Halifax, 264.37;
Trimillin UK Ltd, Unit 16, St James Industrial Estate, Westhampton Road, West Sussex, 292.55;
Trinity Insurance Advisors Ltd, Trinity House, Harrison Road, Halifax, 1,299.59;
Turnstile Service 2000 Ltd, Swan House, Bonds Mill Estate, Stonehouse, Gloucestershire, 1,815.30;
Tarmac Precast Concrete Ltd, Tallington Factory, Tallington, Stamford, Lincs, 30,820.45;
The Harris Partnership, Project Manager, 24, St Johns North, Wakefield, 4,894;
D.C. Tait, Yew Mount, 196, Halifax Road, Brighouse, 42,000;
UK Sports Products Ltd, 8, Newham Road, Bedford, 214.53;
Vision Colour Print, Adwalton Business Park, 132, Wakefield Road, Drighlington, 6,341;
Village Press, The Nook, Sowerby Bridge, 72;
Wilkinson Woodward Solicitors, 11, Fountain Street, Halifax, 881.25;
West Yorkshire Police Authority, Finance Department, Laburnum Road, Wakefield, 4,468.34;
Wakefield MRI Centre, Aberford Road, Wakefield, 310;
West Riding Organics, 147, Brights Building, New Mill Road, Honley, Holmfirth, 381.88;
West Yorkshire Metro Ambulance, Threelands, Bradford Road, Birkenshaw, Bradford, 381.88;
Walker May, The Stone Yard, Bedford Street North, Halifax, 765;
White Young Green, Regatta House, Clippers Quay Salford Quays, Manchester, 25,000;
Mr A. Watson, Hill Top Mount, Leeds 725;
Westgrove Street PI and C, 3, Clare Road, Halifax, 30,000;
Anne and Peter Wood, Lindrick Way, Bradshaw, Halifax, 300;
David Wills, c/o James Chapman and Co, 76, King Street, Manchester, Nil;
Mr R. F. Walker, Stoneleigh Barn, Brighouse and Denholme Gate Road, Shelf, 42,000;
W and D Properties Ltd, 5, Yarborough Croft, Northowram, Halifax, 34,000;
Xara Sportswear Ltd, Suite F, Riverview House, Frairton Road, Perth, 19,739.82;
Zurich, Froomsgate House, 1, Rupert Street, Bristol, 213.85.
Total 2,007,846.50.

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Theres some good people in there that got shat on and would have struggled because of their lack of payment.

On the plus side it looks like they kept their rent payments up to date, either that or the council simply wrote them off.

They owed Calderdale Council £587,11 and the Shay stadium trust £14,100

Maybe as rugby fans we should all be emailing Councillor Swift demanding if the £587.11 was owed due to rent.

I don`t think they paid their rent to the Council then , it was paid to the SST so hence the £14,000 owed to them and was probably one of the reasons why they had to wind up due to lack of funds.

I like this one, Football Trust, 25, Soho Square, London, £ 56,000;

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www.theshaymen.net/ipb/index.php ... ers-trust/[/url Words fail me at the moment .

Firstly, either we're a new club and "you've been playing at The Shay longer than us" or we're a continuation of the old club in which case you can try to throw the past at us. Can't have it both ways I'm afraid.

Secondly, if you're dragging up the past, a big chunk of those liabilities were caused by the failure of the rugby club to invest the Thrum Hall money in The Shay as promised. You'll find that's the reason why The Football Trust were on that list.

Thirdly, the SST didn't go bust at all.

Fourthly, look at Johnny Freeman Fan Club's signature. "Learn from the past". You seem to be using our previous problems as some kind of justification for being £250,000 in the red and over 12 months in rent arrears. We're a prime example of what happens when you don't pay what you owe or ignore the warning signs and just expect things to 'sort themselves out'.

So moving to the ever more relevant present why not worry about your own 6 figure liabilities, stop burying your heads in the stand and demand answers from your club as to how the debt is going to be managed.

Good luck.

You going to be letting of flares again like idiots tomorrow? Maybe one of your lot will get arrested or banned like a number of others have in the past.

Or having a go at the Italian RL team who have nowt to do with any of this, totally moronic and an embarrassment to Halifax.

Quite agree, as the Italian team arrived on the Saturday for a training session the AFC Halifax Town "supporters" were getting in to their taxi's for the trip to MK Dons, there behaviour was a disgrace.