According to their forum they have been given 21 days to prepare for a CVA. So that takes us to the end of July and just a few days before the season kicks off

Last edited by Charlie Bird (07/7/2014 4:32 PM)

Just taken a sneaky look at the Hereford Times and apparently Hereford Council have called in the 2 leases that are linked to HUFC's ground Edgar Street, because the club have defaulted yet again by not paying creditors within the agreed time. Apparently the lease(s) state that if the club is not run in quote 'a fit and proper way' then the council are obliged to re-call the lease(s). So where does this leave HUFC as they prepare for life in the SPL ? No ground, certainly no players, supporters boycotting the club, and loss of all credibility in the footballing world. Can't see them starting the season to be honest.

Just picked up on your thread Charlie Bird, and have taken a quick look at the HUFC Fans Forum. Clearly the new owners are keeping a very low profile, and all the talking seems to be coming from the HUST. Vatious poster on their Forum are attaching a link from the secretary of the Southern League, who is to coin a phrase 'monitoring the situation', and stand firm that HUFC must pay all creditors by the end of July before they can participate in the SPL fixtures. My concern is for all other clubs in the SPL, because should HUFC comply with this ruling and are able to start the season, this faction called HUST will descend on each away fixture in their hundreds and cause untold disruption. Their intentions are to mingle with the home fans and genrally make a complete nuisance of themselves. Home teams will need extra security/police prescence for added control of these so called fans. Reading some of the comments from these vile people, I'm not sure they are actually football fans at all, and clubs may relish the prospect of hundreds of extra away fans for the HUFC fixture, but at what cost ? I'm sure our board of directors are watching this unfolding scenario very carefully.