Bolton Wanderers bid to avoid administration in the High Court has been adjourned until March 21. The Sky Bet Championship club were in the High Court on Monday over an unpaid tax bill of £2.2m, they failure of which to settle could lead to the club placed into administration and deducted 12 points.Solicitors representing Bolton outlined the current situation involving a buy-out of the club led by former striker Dean Holdsworth and Registrar Clive Jones refused to grand a winding-up petition from HMRC at this stage. Bolton owner Eddie Davies said: Were very grateful to the High Court for giving us an extra 14 days to complete the deal and were hopeful of completing it this week. Itll definitely be this week.When that goes through, Sports Shield (Holdsworths consortium) will be the new owners of the club. We said we would survive and we will survive; the club and the consortium have worked very hard to get this one over the line.Weve had a lot of criticism in the local press but weve worked very hard to do this and itll be done this week. Well have the funds to see it through the end of the season.Holdsworths bid to save Bolton Wanderers from administration remains in the balance, with the Football League yet to ratify the sale of the club.In February, Bolton owner Eddie Davies agreed to sell the club for £7.5m to Holdsworths Sport Shield Group Consortium.However, Sky sources understand the Football League is unhappy with the promise of future payments from the prospective owners to Davies, which are subject to Boltons TV and sponsorship revenue over the next five years. Bolton could be placed into administration - a penalty which would incur a 12-point deduction - if they are unable to agree an extension with HMRC or pay the bill outright.A winding-up petition against the club was refused in February after Boltons lawyers successfully made the case that the club was making an effort to sell shares and raise money. Also See: Bolton video Bolton fixtures Bolton stats Bet ￡5 Get ￡20 Free Vapormax 2019 Sale . He says so-called TRT is only one problem and he wants to go even further than the ban. "Its about time," St-Pierre told reporters at a promotional event in Montreal on Friday. "I think its a good thing. Nike Vapormax 2019 Heren Sale .ca NHL Power Rankings for the second straight week, ahead of the Pittsburgh Penguins and Colorado Avalanche. http://www.vapormaxsalenederland.com/vapormax-plus-goedkoop-kopen.html .C. at the helm of the top team in the Eastern Conference. His tenure as the GM in Vancouver was all too brief. 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Friday night in Grand Prairie, Tex., the Goldeyes got a great start from Matt Rusch, a homer from Josh Mazzola, three hits from Leonard Davis, a three-run sixth inning and a lock-down ninth inning from closer Patrick Keating to open the 2013 American Association season with a 4-2 win over the Grand Prairie AirHogs. “We were hitting on all cylinders,” said Goldeyes pitching coach Jamie Vermilyea on TSN 1290s post-game show. “We were throwing strikes, getting hits, playing defence. It was a good performance.” Indeed it was. The Goldeyes trailed 2-1 heading into the sixth when Mazzola homered and the Fish put up a three-spot and took the lead for good. The inning opened with a double from Fehlandt Lentini and after Nick Liles flew out, Davis singled home Lentini. Davis then scored ahead of Mazzola, who hit the game-winning two-run bomb. Meanwhile, as Davis and Mazzola each drove in two runs, the pitching staff was terrific. 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Then we got an inning each from four relievers and now, if we need to, we can run them all out there tomorrow night.” Vermilyea was extremely impressed with the prowess of Davis, a former Washington Nationals minor league player of the year. The Goldeyes DH went three-for-four, drove in a pair and scored one. “Leonard Davis is getting better every day,” said Vermilyea. “Hes getting his timing down, hes really starting to hit his stride. Leonards looking good.” Rusch (1-0) got the win for Winnipeg. The man who earned the victory in the final game of last falls playoffs is off to a great start. Keating got the save, as five Goldeyes pitchers did not walk one AirHogs hitter. Starter Derek Blacksher (0-1) took the loss for Grand Prairie. He lasted just five innings, walked none, struck out one, and allowed four runs. The Goldeyes and AirHogs go at it again Friday night in Grand Prairie. The game can be heard live with Paul Edmonds on TSN 1290 beginning with the pre-game show at 6:30 p.m. ' ' '