National League Updates 2019/20 Season II

[dixienormous]

Originally Posted by Redordead

Stockport County FC, which currently competes in the Vanarama National League, are pleased to confirm the sale of the Club to local businessman, Mark Stott.

https://www.stockportcounty.com/club...ampaign=buffer

Meanwhile, over in Wrexham a certain few who call themselves fans' continue to starve the life out their club.

[sparky]

Originally Posted by joe

Well that’s silly. We all know you’re nailed on to do a Bury if you let one of those nasty pesky business men take control of the club.

They are doomed. Only fans can.

[Wiltshire_Red]

Originally Posted by Redordead

Stockport County FC, which currently competes in the Vanarama National League, are pleased to confirm the sale of the Club to local businessman, Mark Stott.

https://www.stockportcounty.com/club...ampaign=buffer

It will never catch on, too radical an idea

[OneLoveWrexham]

Originally Posted by Redordead

Stockport County FC, which currently competes in the Vanarama National League, are pleased to confirm the sale of the Club to local businessman, Mark Stott.

https://www.stockportcounty.com/club...ampaign=buffer

Bury

[DenbighRed]

Just clocked that Kings Lynn Town are top of the Conference North under the stewardship of one Steve Cleeve. Every chance they'll be playing at a step higher than us next season. Not saying he was the messiah, but he was given very short shrift from most Wxm fans I know.

This steadfast refusal to countenance any kind of private investment whatsoever is what is killing this club. Don't think that's being overly dramatic, the club is dying in front of our eyes.

[EnglishRed]

https://www.chesterfield-fc.co.uk/ne...t-re-accounts/

Sobering reading

[marathonplny]

Clearly an unsustainable club

[Prodigal Dragon]

Originally Posted by EnglishRed

https://www.chesterfield-fc.co.uk/ne...t-re-accounts/

Sobering reading

That looks unsustainable. Hope they can turn things around but, like us, relegation would be the final straw.

[Red Light]

Originally Posted by marathonplny

Clearly an unsustainable club

Not necessarily - but they are surely not operating at a sustainable level - relegation from the football league and two relegation battles will have reduced attendances but it's no use spending the same outlay as when they were in L2 - clubs have to cut their cloth accordingly.

They have a fantastic new modern stadium which should be the envy of every club in the National League - but similar to Bury and latterly Macclesfield, those in charge simply have to get the books balanced. Some clubs seem to be able to manage it properly - others simply can't - Bury were a prime example and Macclesfield continue to dice with death - they have had plenty of warnings - even when they went up as Champions they were not paying their staff - perhaps some clubs are gambling on the outcome - overspend on players in the hope the gamble comes off - but what if it doesn't ?