Reading hit with winding-up petition by former chief executive

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Re: Reading hit with winding-up petition by former chief executive

by Extended-Phenotype » 21 Dec 2025 11:22

stealthpapes Done some reading, yeah, there’s something potentially serious in here.

In Reading FC’s case, Mr Howe has reportedly obtained a County Court Judgment claiming he’s owed almost £100,000. This CCJ is a critical step — it proves the debt exists in the eyes of the law, making it much easier to justify a winding-up petition.

Once a petition is issued, the company has just seven days before it’s advertised in The Gazette. After advertisement, the company’s bank accounts are typically frozen, making it virtually impossible to trade. A court hearing follows roughly four to eight weeks later, where a judge will decide whether to wind up the company.


Sigh. Well, I presume Couhig would sooner pay up this relatively small fee than have the accounts frozen for a couple of months.

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Re: Reading hit with winding-up petition by former chief executive

by WestYorksRoyal » 21 Dec 2025 11:53

I guess the question is which company hired him to make the sale? Obviously it was Dai and Pang's decision, but if the contract was with RFC then surely we have to pay him?

Whereas if it's a Dai HoldCo, good luck :lol:

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Re: Reading hit with winding-up petition by former chief executive

by Snowflake Royal » 21 Dec 2025 12:11

WestYorksRoyal I guess the question is which company hired him to make the sale? Obviously it was Dai and Pang's decision, but if the contract was with RFC then surely we have to pay him?

Whereas if it's a Dai HoldCo, good luck :lol:

Also, Couhig would presumably have an argument that Howe didn't actually facilitate the sale, he helped try to squash it only for Dai to lose in Court.

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