Interesting comments re Cardiff's house of cards.

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Cant see why anyone should worry - If Langstone lose - no problem we carry on. If Langstone win Sam Hammam takes over - it always was his debt and his money anyway so who cares - he'll never get it back if he forces administration and gets 10p in the pound. If the case is deferred - we carry on. Even if the worst happened - we lose 10 points and are debt free - and early enough to make up the points.- we'd only be 6 points adrift of 21st place. We had all the same garbage in 2005 and sold half the team and results improved so much we finished higher than ever. No worries - just watch.</p></div></td></tr><tr><td class="user_info"><span /></td><td class="post"><div class="relative_wrapper">

Sid - an optimistic post but on the pitch Jones' team of overpaid misfits are struggling to get a point a match. That's relegation form without the additional handicap of losing 10 points!</p></div></td></tr><tr><td class="user_info"><span /></td><td class="post"><div class="relative_wrapper">

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The talk around the press rooms is that you will most likely go into admin after the prelim hearing on Monday. If it is deferred then you will be placed into admin straightaway. If they say langstons case is cast iron you will go into admin. If they think there is a case to answer and it goes to the court then you might be ok as it could take years. In all probability you will go into admin. You will be 6 points adrift and in normal circumstances this is not unsurmountable but you will lose your best players, will not be able to bring players in and worst of all will be left with players who are on too high a wage to get rid of aka fowler, sinclair, hasslebank. Just take it on the chin this season and enjoy life in league One .</p></div></td></tr></tbody></table>