Probably because they've tried talking to Dale, who is still holding out for a pot of cash, so they've gone direct to the EFL with proof of funds.
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Really sad news about Bury FC. Unfortunately they've just been run into the ground over the last few years.
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The root problem of all this is funding arrangements from TV money. Businessmen good and bad take business risks if the risk/reward profile is acceptable. Different investors have different risk/reward profiles but there are many out there so there is lengthy queue of investors prepared to take big risks if the reward is high enough. The reward to get into the Premier League is huge so investors are prepared to risk £5m, £10m, 20m to get a chance of promotion from the Championship. More recently we find that the extra £5m TV money plus other revenue increases is causing League 1 clubs to gamble £1m, £2m, £3m+ to get into the Championship. The EFL can clamp down a bit on director approvals but investors will still take risks to get rewards. It is the gaps between Championship and PFL revenues that is causing the risk-taking and also that between League 1 and Championship. Clubs struggle with the downside when the gamble fails and will continue to. Too many clubs are gambling but investors alwsy take risks with money to get a profit. That is their living. That is normal. It's the very uneven distribution of TV money that causes them to take the big risks and they won't stop while it remains. So, EFL,Premier League, FA, Sky, BBC, BT, PFA, Minister for Sport, what are you doing to try even out the distribution of TV money that is causing, and will continue to cause, all these problems? Fans need to organise to press home to these organisations that the uneven distribution of money to big greedy clubs is destabilising and unacceptable.
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Park bantam Regular StarterP.L.22/23 Entrant
The only good thing to come out of this is the legislative action that is going to follow. So that clubs can’t overspend to gain an unfair advantage on well run clubs. I am gutted for the Bury fans
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Stafford Bantam CaptainModerator P.L.22/23 Entrant P.L.23/24 Entrant Supporter P.L. 20/21 Top 30
Two reasons why the EFL may reinstate Bury:
- The offer, from SJ Global, came in before the deadline and;
- It appears the EFL may have contravened its own regulation 5.3 in expelling Bury, in that "no member may be expelled without the sanction of a special resolution passed at an Annual or Extraordinary General Meeting of The League".
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A failure to fulfil the first fixture of the season should have triggered an Extraordinary General Meeting of the EFL Clubs. By the time the meeting took place, no doubt further fixtures would have been either played and postponed and the Clubs themselves could have voted on whether or not to expel Bury. Same with Bolton.
Of course, if the EFL had robust systems in place, none of this mess would have been necessary. Bury (and Bolton) have to accept their share of responsibility for the position they are in and should be duly punished. However, I would argue that the single common denominator in these two Clubs' problems, along with those at Blackpool, Coventry, Charlton etc. etc. is a very weak EFL.Stop hovering to collapse... Click to collapse... Hover to expand... Click to expand...Storck likes this. -
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It appears the EFL may have contravened its own regulation 5.3 in expelling Bury, in that "no member may be expelled without the sanction of a special resolution passed at an Annual or Extraordinary General Meeting of The League".
Imagine if the legal challenge won, surely a vote of no confidence in the board would follow who have pushed it through "against" their own rules.Bronco likes this. -
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And it's almost impossible for things to be done to control it. Firstly it's like the transfer window change, if everyone does it then it's great but if other countries aren't suddenly there is a massive disadvantage to being stricter on these things. It needs to be a world football thing but getting clubs in the Premier League to agree on FFP regulations and punishments is hard enough, let alone all leagues in every country
And second you have clubs who will cheat their way around it. Take Man City for example who got around FFP regulations via various sneaky actions including
- Farmed almost all non-playing staff out to a 3rd party company belonging to the owners who lease it back
- The owners paid a 3rd party to buy the image rights at an inflated amount allowing them to put money into the club that they aren't allowed to do directly
- Signed sponsor deals at inflated amounts with companies owned by the owners or the owners family.
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