THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK
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Macclesfield are the latest club in danger of being wound up. HMRC being paid late or not yet been paid, depending what you read, and players not been paid for April.
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Macclesfield
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Blueronron
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Read somewhere Sol Campbell will stay next season but will leave if under the same problems
Must admit he has done a brilliant job with them, 7 points adrift when he took over
Must admit he has done a brilliant job with them, 7 points adrift when he took over
Ricky Otto
President⭐
I'd take Sol Campbell as manager here! He really feels like he has a point to prove and I think wherever he ends up he will do well.
I wouldn't want to be the first club to sack him!
Update...
Bury's case adjourned until mid-June to allow the club to be sold / pay-off debts, £277k still owed to HMRC! Plymouth apparently in talks with Bury's manager Ryan Lowe.
Ebbsfleet case also adjourned to a later date, all players currently available on free transfers
Gateshead settled outstanding tax bill but staff and players remain unpaid for April. Meantime, local council have banished them from the International Stadium due to unpaid rent bill.
Bury's case adjourned until mid-June to allow the club to be sold / pay-off debts, £277k still owed to HMRC! Plymouth apparently in talks with Bury's manager Ryan Lowe.
Ebbsfleet case also adjourned to a later date, all players currently available on free transfers
Gateshead settled outstanding tax bill but staff and players remain unpaid for April. Meantime, local council have banished them from the International Stadium due to unpaid rent bill.
tia
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I think Bond will get the job.Sol Campbell has done a fantastic job at Macclesfield 7 points adrift when he took over and off field issues but still kept them up
RobM
55 years as a supporter!⭐
Desperate times, you really can't see a way out for them. - sadly a few others might go the same way. Average attendance close to 2,200.
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Possibly but could they manage to compete against those clubs that remain full-time?
Most the clubs promoted from non-league in recent times into the EFL are those with the lowest (average) crowds in EFL1 / EFL2 and have lower income. The gap between the various leagues seems to be getting wider every year.
Most the clubs promoted from non-league in recent times into the EFL are those with the lowest (average) crowds in EFL1 / EFL2 and have lower income. The gap between the various leagues seems to be getting wider every year.
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