I gather that Bury own Gigg Lane, but that previous owner Day, may have taken out substantial loans against it, you can probably find them listed on the Companies House website. Think that the Local Council should start the process of listing it as an Asset of Community Value first thing in the morning, that's if they haven't done so already !
Not only did Steve Day take out loans against Gigg Lane (at 138% annual interest!) from a dodgy loan company but there has been massive further borrowing secured against Gigg Lane since Steve Dale took over. There's a mystery behind who exactly the latest lenders are why 40% commission payments have been made to goodness knows who for goodness knows what.
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With the likes of Local MPs and Andy Burnham weighing in, one can only hope it will be possible for the fraud squad to thoroughly investigate the whole murky cesspool created by these barstewards and for them to ultimately get their comeuppance .Not only did Steve Day take out loans against Gigg Lane (at 138% annual interest!) from a dodgy loan company but there has been massive further borrowing secured against Gigg Lane since Steve Dale took over. There's a mystery behind who exactly the latest lenders are why 40% commission payments have been made to goodness knows who for goodness knows what.
Bury’s demise is a grim warning that small-town Britain is still being left behind | David Conn
When I was growing up, Gigg Lane glowed with local charm. Now the club’s plight may be prophetic for a neglected region, says Guardian writer David Conn
Apparently Bury FC is owned by a company whose owner/figurehead is the partner of Dale's daughter. (Source: TalkSport).Not only did Steve Day take out loans against Gigg Lane (at 138% annual interest!) from a dodgy loan company but there has been massive further borrowing secured against Gigg Lane since Steve Dale took over. There's a mystery behind who exactly the latest lenders are why 40% commission payments have been made to goodness knows who for goodness knows what.
Bury’s demise is a grim warning that small-town Britain is still being left behind | David Conn
When I was growing up, Gigg Lane glowed with local charm. Now the club’s plight may be prophetic for a neglected region, says Guardian writer David Conn
Yes. Dale is rightly taking a whole load of stick, but nobody (except the Guardian) seems to be pointing the finger at Day, who started the whole sordid process.Not only did Steve Day take out loans against Gigg Lane (at 138% annual interest!) from a dodgy loan company but there has been massive further borrowing secured against Gigg Lane since Steve Dale took over. There's a mystery behind who exactly the latest lenders are why 40% commission payments have been made to goodness knows who for goodness knows what.
Bury’s demise is a grim warning that small-town Britain is still being left behind | David Conn
When I was growing up, Gigg Lane glowed with local charm. Now the club’s plight may be prophetic for a neglected region, says Guardian writer David Conn
Lock them up. Greedy Kants.
