Thanks, still I wonder if the club no longer exists then what does that mean to that clause? Maybe that's why some people wanted to see Bury go bust? Sorry all ill informed speculation I know but something stinks.

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Not sure how this can be when it's mortgaged to the hilt.

Just heard the Chairman of Accrington Stanley on the radio. Heard him before seems a well grounded individual who talks a lot of sense.

It's a right old mess at Bury they've had one more than one dodgy owner. There's a whole load of financial stuff around the stadium and the car park. His advice to the supporters walk away from Gig Lane it's not worth it, start with a clean slate somewhere else in Bury.

He feels that clubs should not be allowed to get into debt in the first place and that the EFL needs to tighten up the rules. He also pointed out the the current owner Steve ? bought the club for £1 and then told the EFL. How can that be right the EFL need a golden share in each club so any sale can only happen after they approved it.

Anyway fingers cross they come back stronger.

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Allegedly I say.
Steve dale,the bury owner,has been involved in some capacity with 51 companies. Of that 43 have gone bust.
What exactly was the due diligence carried out on this clown when he bought bury fc for £1.
I thought they had 21 days to check credentials of the buyer(s).
Maybe not.

So where was this bidder a week ago.
Looks like they were angling for the best deal by delaying.
Sad as it is bury are gone and rules were followed by the EFL by the looks of it.

Just had a look at the club's accounts and the contrast between lower league clubs and clubs like ours is apparent when you look at Bury's turnover for the year of £4.6m which is about what Wilf Zaha earns in 10 months