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So, Bury, the serial overspenders are in trouble again?
So, £2.5 million losses for the season (2015/16) is good, as they lost £3 million the year before?
How much of the total debt is related to the £7 million the current owner has "invested" to keep the club running?
How much of this is a non-story, is the club allowing winding up orders to be applied, then paying the debt in order to spread the idea that the sale of Gigg Lane and movement to a new ground needs to be pushed through?
If they move, what other projects are incorporated into the deal? Who owns these, Bury FC or Stewart ("kassam?") Day?
I have admired David Conn's journalism in the past, especially on this subject, but I feel that he has only asked half the questions here
Bury them?
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Yes, not as thorough or investigative by DC as his past work, especially on Leeds, Pompey and, most tremendously, Notts County.
Still, shows what a shady and unsavoury business property and football has become. We need to get these robber barons, who drain and don't create, out of football.
Still, shows what a shady and unsavoury business property and football has become. We need to get these robber barons, who drain and don't create, out of football.