I think it said on the BBC website that Bury would be allowed back into the football league pyramid,but at a suitable level to match their current situation and finances (from season 2020-21).What physically happens to Bury FC if the league rightly boots them in to touch on Friday? Can Dale and his backers make a killing with the land? The scum who couldn’t relocate Hereford United to a field just allowed the club to get wound up in the courts.
Jill Nevile resigned as company secretary this week. I know a few Bury fans and feel for them but the main culprits in this are the EFL, who seem to be happy to allow any chancer to own their clubs, and Steve Dale, the owner. If they were in a temporary fix and needed a bit of cash to help them out but were otherwise well run by a responsible owner, there'd be a case for helping them out. But the owner and EFL should be the ones carrying the can for this.I should imagine that MCFC would be vilified by the RDAHMeedya for bailing out Bury. Mrs Neville ought to be phoning the multimillionaires in the Gobshites of 92 for a few bob.
Sadly this is the case, it seems. He's seen an opportunity to make some cash and is taking a football club down to get it. Best chance for Bury is to just go under and re-form. I'd be interested in helping a new club but won't consider lining the pockets of chancers like the last two. It'll be hard for the fans but in the long run they'll end up with a better club.Stuart Day was the previous owner who racked up the debt, he did a runner and sold to Steve Dale for a quid in December. This person is only there to benefit himself.
Didn’t Dale turn down an offer to buy out Bury this week, if he bought them for a quid then whatever was being offered wouldn’t he have made a tidy profit, should have done the right thing and accepted it. Isn’t Dale also really ill at the moment surely he doesn’t need this hassle.Stuart Day was the previous owner who racked up the debt, he did a runner and sold to Steve Dale for a quid in December. This person is only there to benefit himself.
Didn’t Dale turn down an offer to buy out Bury this week, if he bought them for a quid then whatever was being offered wouldn’t he have made a tidy profit, should have done the right thing and accepted it. Isn’t Dale also really ill at the moment surely he doesn’t need this hassle.
Difficult to say if he'd have made a profit or not. The CVA documents has him making a claim of £3.68M and a company called RCR Holdings which was set up 2 days before the date of the CVA which looks like it has taken over the £7M+ debt claim of Mederco, which is the previous owner's company. I'm not an expert but this sounds dodgy as ...Didn’t Dale turn down an offer to buy out Bury this week, if he bought them for a quid then whatever was being offered wouldn’t he have made a tidy profit, should have done the right thing and accepted it. Isn’t Dale also really ill at the moment surely he doesn’t need this hassle.
Isn't he a property developer? You could get a fair few houses on the Gigg Lane site. Needs the council to come out and make a covenant on the land saying it must always be used for sporting reasons and will never be allowed to be built on. He would sell it for 50p if they did that...Didn’t Dale turn down an offer to buy out Bury this week, if he bought them for a quid then whatever was being offered wouldn’t he have made a tidy profit, should have done the right thing and accepted it. Isn’t Dale also really ill at the moment surely he doesn’t need this hassle.
Sounds like a very dodgy character.Difficult to say if he'd have made a profit or not. The CVA documents has him making a claim of £3.68M and a company called RCR Holdings which was set up 2 days before the date of the CVA which looks like it has taken over the £7M+ debt claim of Mederco, which is the previous owner's company. I'm not an expert but this sounds dodgy as ...
Incidentally, when he was looking to buy Widnes Vikings, the deal fell through when the council wouldn't let him purchase the club's stadium. He also seems to have set up and closed quite a few building development firms. Read into that what you will.
Difficult to say if he'd have made a profit or not. The CVA documents has him making a claim of £3.68M and a company called RCR Holdings which was set up 2 days before the date of the CVA which looks like it has taken over the £7M+ debt claim of Mederco, which is the previous owner's company. I'm not an expert but this sounds dodgy as ...
Incidentally, when he was looking to buy Widnes Vikings, the deal fell through when the council wouldn't let him purchase the club's stadium. He also seems to have set up and closed quite a few building development firms. Read into that what you will.
Agree. I feel for the fans but a phoenix club will get my support rather than throwing cash at this guy. He might even have bought the club in the hope a benefactor comes along with £1million but as he hasn't filed any accounts yet we don't know what dividends/expenses he's taking out of the business so don't know how good a businessman he really is.And that is the problem I keep going on about. We could give them 40 million to see them right for this season and a fair few others but if the club is not run properly, crooked or otherwise, we will just have wasted 40 mill and without me or Ric getting sued, I wouldn't give this fellah a penny.