grays in trouble

[seasidesteve]

the latest club to have severe money troubles cutting thewages in half and other measures to try and survive.another club that came up from nowhere on one persons money i think this ones been coming for a while with more to follow i recon

[StuyRandall]

the credit crunch could destroy non league football, no one has any money these days...

[seasidesteve]

i dont know about that stuy but i recon a lot of players will have to lower their wage demands from the championship down

[Broadstairs Dave]

Expect many clubs at all levels to start next season with points deductions, banks seem to be calling in big loans and overdrafts in all lending sectors even tho they are being serviced.The only winners are the administrators.

[Iris's Tea Hut]

Originally Posted By: Broadstairs Dave

Expect many clubs at all levels to start next season with points deductions, banks seem to be calling in big loans and overdrafts in all lending sectors even tho they are being serviced.The only winners are the administrators.

Some charge

[Pagey]

Iris, they take their money first. Revenue and Customs are put in with all the other creditors, it changed a while back.

 

 

[Andy .]

Maybe this is where the clubs down as far as us should take the advantage and use the disadvantage of clubs in crisis . If you are having to pay out a fortune to watch a club in the higher leagues and it becomes to expensive come and watch a lower league side . We all know there is a credit crunch so attendances are dropping at games in the conferance to the Championship and i myself know quite a few people that travel to London to watch there teams but find it very expensive going so this is where MFC need to take advantage of it and drag them to HDP , they still get to watch there football and there local team but for a quarter of the price . Up the Gate .