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Coronavirus: EFL League One, League Two clubs could fold without Government bailout - MP


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Damian Collins MP: "In the next few weeks we could see five to 10 EFL League clubs going into administration... without Government stepping in, those clubs could go to the wall."

 

An urgent and substantial Government bailout is needed for clubs in the EFL Leagues One and Two, otherwise, up to 10 clubs could go into administration within weeks.

 

That is the view of former Chair of the Commons Select Committee, Damian Collins MP, and the co-owner of League One Sunderland, Charlie Methven.

 

In an interview with Sky Sports News, Collins said the parlous financial state of many League One and Two clubs even before the coronavirus crisis was worrying, but the impact of the pandemic was making the plight of clubs more acute.

 

Full story: https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/11992440/coronavirus-efl-league-one-league-two-clubs-could-fold-without-government-bailout-mp

 

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Don't know what you guys think but I personally don't think it's down to the Government or taxpayers to save football clubs.

 

Don't remember them doing anything for Bolton and Bury

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19 hours ago, mrbojangles said:

Don't know what you guys think but I personally don't think it's down to the Government or taxpayers to save football clubs.

 

 

Yes agree 100%.

But Loser Levy C/man of  Totts  F.C  would have a different view .

Loser Levy was preparing   a furlough application to pay his staff whilst earning 6 mil a yr plus   himself  !!!

It has been widely  speculated that Totts  FC  are on the brink of liquidation Etc Etc

 

and Loser Levey is cowering  like a sewer  rat????

 

 

  • Haha 1

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