Bury - the end?

[cheshiregreen]

Dale has again left them in the poo.

Bloody shame especially as there were some Shakers at Salford on Tuesday, friendly and enthusiastic in their support of our team.

https://amp.theguardian.com/football/20 ... ssion=true

 

[IJN]

I would have thought that is great news. The moron then will have nothing to do with Bury FC.

Then the Phoenix can rise again without any input from that piece of tissue.

A club can never die, it will just find itself in a different place.

 

[cheshiregreen]

But he walks away.

The IPA confirmed this week it had concluded its investigation, having determined there was “insufficient evidence on which any disciplinary action could be founded”.

 

[Stuart House]

Dale seems only to be dragging it out because he is the mother of all £$%%%^$£%^, and because he can.

He actually paid a few quid to HMRC last week to avoid a winding up petition.

 

[Keepitgreen]

Bury’s owner Steve Dale has defaulted on the company voluntary arrangement (CVA) he agreed last summer to settle the club’s £5m debts, having failed to provide the money required to fund it.

No great surprise there. Just another company to add to his list of failures. Let's hope a phoenix club can get up and running.

 

[Argylegames]

Another kick in the guts of the poor Bury fans. :furious:

 

[gaspargomez]

According to this article "43 of the 51 companies Dale has been associated with have been liquidated".

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football ... debt-save/

 

[Knibbsworth]

Anyone know why the Nevilles don't bother with their hometown club ?

 

[Willis88]

Anyone know why the Nevilles don't bother with their hometown club ?

Probably got Salford on the cheap, non-league club with no ambition so would have been easy to get. I imagine Bury + all the debt it had would have been a waste fo money