Clubs in crisis

Scott · Post by **Scott** » Fri Mar 22 2013 9:11 am

Lee K wrote:
Glyn wrote:Worcester having an on-field crisis...

http://www.worcesternews.co.uk/sport/10 ... ite_slump/

With a run of defeats you can see how their manager came to be linked with Telford...

Top journalism though, quoting from the fans' forum and Facebook.

Gizza job, I could do that...

Worcester plan to sell 1, 500 season tickets next season for Â£ 100 each playing at Kidderminster. Even at that cheap price they're living in cloud cuckoo land if they really think they can manage that!

I can see them being one of these clubs that leaves their ground when no new one is built and ends up floating around the local area looking for a ground to play at. I should imagine the fanbase will dwindle down as they will get fed up of the trip to Kidderminster. Interesting to note that the supporters group have started to look at alternative grounds and developments already.

Bob C · Post by **Bob C** » Fri Mar 22 2013 9:23 am

Scott wrote:
Lee K wrote:
Glyn wrote:Worcester having an on-field crisis...

http://www.worcesternews.co.uk/sport/10 ... ite_slump/

With a run of defeats you can see how their manager came to be linked with Telford...

Top journalism though, quoting from the fans' forum and Facebook.

Gizza job, I could do that...

Worcester plan to sell 1, 500 season tickets next season for Â£ 100 each playing at Kidderminster. Even at that cheap price they're living in cloud cuckoo land if they really think they can manage that!
I can see them being one of these clubs that leaves their ground when no new one is built and ends up floating around the local area looking for a ground to play at. I should imagine the fanbase will dwindle down as they will get fed up of the trip to Kidderminster. Interesting to note that the supporters group have started to look at alternative grounds and developments already.

Don't forget they will not be getting the use of Kiddie for nothing. quite expensive I think,

Scott · Post by **Scott** » Fri Mar 22 2013 10:00 am

Bob C wrote:
Scott wrote:
Lee K wrote: Worcester plan to sell 1, 500 season tickets next season for Â£ 100 each playing at Kidderminster. Even at that cheap price they're living in cloud cuckoo land if they really think they can manage that!
I can see them being one of these clubs that leaves their ground when no new one is built and ends up floating around the local area looking for a ground to play at. I should imagine the fanbase will dwindle down as they will get fed up of the trip to Kidderminster. Interesting to note that the supporters group have started to look at alternative grounds and developments already.
Don't forget they will not be getting the use of Kiddie for nothing. quite expensive I think,

Exactly Bob, the money will start to dry up even if they do get the 1,500 season ticket holders they are after!

Glyn · Post by **Glyn** » Fri Mar 22 2013 1:34 pm

Couldn't they groundshare at Evesham??

Glyn · Post by **Glyn** » Fri Mar 22 2013 7:45 pm

If the game's off tomorrow and you've got a couple of hours to kill, you can read this and become an expert on the4 Pompey saga

http://pompeyownership.wordpress.com/20 ... -question/

Glyn · Post by **Glyn** » Tue Mar 26 2013 4:47 pm

Dunfermline have applied to go into admin today

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21936883

Coventry are in the High Court today and the situation there is so complex I'd need a week off to try and make sense of it all...

Glyn · Post by **Glyn** » Tue Mar 26 2013 6:36 pm

Follow this man for all the news on the CCFC High Court case

https://mobile.twitter.com/NickClitheroe?p=s

Lawyer has described it as a "fairly catastrophic insolvency"

Glyn · Post by **Glyn** » Wed Mar 27 2013 12:38 pm

Perton Pitman wrote:
Glyn wrote:Gloucester City need to raise Â£25k to see them through the season...

http://nonleague.pitchero.com/news/tige ... um=twitter#_

I'm afraid I gave up after para 37, but it can't be doing them any favours playing in BSN, can it?

...or playing home matches in Cheltenham

Doors "thrown open" tonight!

http://nonleague.pitchero.com/news/tige ... um=twitter

Glyn · Post by **Glyn** » Wed Mar 27 2013 12:53 pm

Remember when RC Warwick went under?

Ditto now their American sister club...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-21951752

I was wondering how you run up $10m of debt to the IRS

Ah, that's just interest and penalties!

Perton Pitman · Post by **Perton Pitman** » Thu Mar 28 2013 9:45 pm

With today's news concerning Dunfermline and Coventry one has to wonder how many more clubs will suffer the same fate. Time for the sport (at all levels) to sort itself out before clubs disappear completely. QPR would be a good place to start, but certain non-league clubs need to look at themselves. Short term success is all well and good, but owners have a duty to fans to ensure that they are in a decent stake once they have moved on

Perton Pitman · Post by **Perton Pitman** » Wed Apr 10 2013 1:57 pm

Bury need Â£1 million to survive. How have they got into such a mess??!!

Post by **Del** » Wed Apr 10 2013 3:19 pm

Read all about it!!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22095559

Don't FCUM ground share with them?

Perton Pitman · Post by **Perton Pitman** » Wed Apr 10 2013 3:35 pm

If FCUM weren't building a new ground I could forsee a situation where that situation is reversed a la Kingstonian / Wimbledon

Glyn · Post by **Glyn** » Wed Apr 10 2013 5:49 pm

Perton Pitman wrote:Bury need Â£1 million to survive. How have they got into such a mess??!!

As per the BBC link which Del posted, too few fans, too high outgoings and in a highly competitive area I'm afraid - when Neville Neville's lads were lads you'd support your local team but I imagine 98.76% of the football-supporting public of Bury would now be found at Old Trafford, or in the pub.... and indeed if it weren't for that lucrative groundshare with FCUM they might have gone bump already

There are so many clubs in crisis now, north and south of the border that I'd need to pack in work to find time to post all the relevant stories.

Those clubs which live within a realistic budget might not enjoy the highs (eg Truro, Portsmouth, Colne Dynamoes) but hopefully not the lows either.

The frustration, as we've often said, is that every season we seem to be competing on an uneven playing field (and it's happening again this term) with clubs who may go higher up the pyramid than us, but may not be around in 5 years' time...

Perton Pitman · Post by **Perton Pitman** » Wed Apr 10 2013 8:50 pm

...greater regulation, enforced salary caps etc may be the answer

Glyn · Post by **Glyn** » Thu Apr 11 2013 4:03 pm

More here on the Bury crisis - deja vu, it transpires...

http://twohundredpercent.net/?p=22618

Glyn · Post by **Glyn** » Sat Apr 20 2013 9:59 am

Rocester potless and managerless

http://www.nonleaguedaily.com/news/inde ... &nid=93133

Shame, it's a lovely little ground, but how on earth can a wee village like that expect to maintain a semi-pro club?

Especially as Uttoxeter (who, I have to admit, I didn't even know existed, until I latched onto them on Twitter) are firing on all cylinders just down the road...

Glyn · Post by **Glyn** » Mon Apr 22 2013 4:10 pm

Glyn wrote:Llanelli face third winding-up petition - I know I've used this line before, but if it were a horse it would have been shot by now...

http://www.welsh-premier.com/index.php/ ... witterfeed

RIP, subject to appeal - but since they're not going to get a domestic licence to play in the WPL anyway, and struggle to get 100 through the gate these days, is it worth it?

http://www.welsh-premier.com/index.php/ ... witterfeed

By the way, when Cardiff's promotion was confirmed last week, Conor MacNamara on Five Live said "my only concern is the effect this might have on clubs in South Wales playing in the Welsh League (sic)"

I was tempted to tweet him to ask him to name them....

Glyn · Post by **Glyn** » Thu Apr 25 2013 1:08 pm

Highgate United about to RIP....

http://www.nonleaguedaily.com/news/inde ... &nid=93262

Shame....

Glyn · Post by **Glyn** » Fri Apr 26 2013 1:29 pm

Just read on Twitter that Farnborough are going into administration.

Fancy.

#cheats

Have made my views known thereon....

cds · Post by **cds** » Fri Apr 26 2013 1:31 pm

More on it here

http://www.nonleaguedaily.com/news/inde ... &nid=93298

Hope that 'historical debt' didn't exist when they bought their way to the Zamaretto League title in 2010

Glyn · Post by **Glyn** » Fri Apr 26 2013 1:32 pm

cds wrote:More on it here

http://www.nonleaguedaily.com/news/inde ... &nid=93298

Hope that 'historical debt' didn't exist when they bought their way to the Zamaretto League title in 2010

You're not suggesting..... surely.....

Glyn · Post by **Glyn** » Fri Apr 26 2013 7:43 pm

http://www.footballconference.co.uk/new ... ws_id=9585

I'd say 100 points would be more appropriate.

Cheats

Glyn · Post by **Glyn** » Fri Apr 26 2013 8:01 pm

Glyn wrote:http://www.footballconference.co.uk/new ... ws_id=9585

I'd say 100 points would be more appropriate.

Cheats

Is it just coincidence, I wonder, that they've delayed going into admin and reaping the 10-point deduction until that leaves them just about certain nevertheless to stay up?

http://www.bluesqsouth.com/tables/0,20984,,00.html

Glyn · Post by **Glyn** » Sat Apr 27 2013 10:03 am

Hereford again.... but at least they're putting paying HMRC ahead of the players...

http://nonleague.pitchero.com/news/here ... um=twitter#_

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