Valeri Belokon has sent in the bailiffs

Bailiffs visit Blackpool's Bloomfield Road


Valeri Belokon has begun legal enforcement against the Oystons by sending bailiffs to Blackpool’s Bloomfield Road stadium.

High Court judge tells Oyston to pay up now – or Latvian can take his pick

Two vans, four bailiffs and representatives from Belokon's lawyers Clifford Chance were situated outside the Blackpool Football Club Hotel, where Owen Oyston's offices are based.

His penthouse is also situated in the same area of the stadium as is Denwis Limited, an Oyston-owned company whose principal business activity is described as the ‘letting and operating of own or leased real estate'.

The bailiffs departed Bloomfield Road at around 1.45pm and headed towards Oyston-owned Quernmore Hall.

Owen Oyston was ordered to immediately pay up the £25m he still owes Belokon after missing January’s deadline to pay his second installment of £10m.

Vans parked outside Blackpool FC Hotel Justice Marcus Smith made it clear that should the money not be forthcoming, Oyston would face the consequences of enforcement action being taken to make him sell his assets. It is believed Oyston failed to meet a 5pm deadline last Friday and enforcement is now underway.

Read more at: https://www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk/sport/football/blackpool-fc/update-bailiffs-sent-to-blackpool-football-club-1-9047973

Only a matter of time before bailiffs turn up at Home Park looking for Brent in light of how many deliberate Bankruptcies he has engineered elsewhere...

I see the Herald has now followed this story

Tgwu wrote:

I see the Herald has now followed this story

They (The Arold) really are lazy bastards. Nearly every story they put in their rag re Argo is either lifted from here, Pisstwatti or free chat.

Rumour as it that the oystons have been trying to hide assets left & centre after the first 10mill instalsment..i soon expect the obligatory bankruptcy to follow...while the oystons are drinking pina coladas sunning thereselfs & laughing on some south americian beech somewhere

Anyone would think professional football was corrupt what with all these dodgy stories.

I would of thought the money belonged to Blackpool fc. The world of football is full of corruption and laudered money.

And plenty of puss weak apologists who let the fine gentlemen get away with it.