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Redraine · 05-06-2014, 17:45

It's now almost inevitable that the Bulls will be demoted to the nether regions of the leagues. The fans who raised about 78 grand to cover the HMRC tax bill are in a murderous mood regarding David Keyte who has consistently refused to engage with the fans organisation. The new investor was never going to come up with all the money required to survive in the Conference. Awful.

"Football Creditors Not Paid
By Bobo

The Bulls are understood to have not paid football creditors by today's 5pm deadline.

It is understood that the deadlock between Tommy Agombar and Dennis Strudwick continues with Agombar demanding written assurances from the Conference of the Bulls' survival in the fifth tier if they settled the bills. Strudwick is understood to have refused such assurances.

The matter will now go to a vote of the Conference board early tomorrow afternoon, with a unanimous vote sees the immediate expulsion of the Bulls. A split decision will see the Premier clubs vote on the Bulls' future on Saturday."

05-06-2014, 17:45	#42
Redraine Resting in Peace Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Clayton-le-Moors Posts: 3,271 Liked: 713 times Rep Power: 14170	Re: The end of Hereford United? It's now almost inevitable that the Bulls will be demoted to the nether regions of the leagues. The fans who raised about 78 grand to cover the HMRC tax bill are in a murderous mood regarding David Keyte who has consistently refused to engage with the fans organisation. The new investor was never going to come up with all the money required to survive in the Conference. Awful. "Football Creditors Not Paid By Bobo The Bulls are understood to have not paid football creditors by today's 5pm deadline. It is understood that the deadlock between Tommy Agombar and Dennis Strudwick continues with Agombar demanding written assurances from the Conference of the Bulls' survival in the fifth tier if they settled the bills. Strudwick is understood to have refused such assurances. The matter will now go to a vote of the Conference board early tomorrow afternoon, with a unanimous vote sees the immediate expulsion of the Bulls. A split decision will see the Premier clubs vote on the Bulls' future on Saturday."