Non-League Paper

FUTURE IS IN YOUR HANDS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 March 2018

By David Richardson

SPOTLIGHT: York’s existing home Bootham Crescent and chairman Jason McGill

Jason McGill

YORK CITY Supporters Trust members are set to make a major decision regarding the club’s future on Thursday evening.
A special general meeting has been called where 910 members will vote on whether to hand over the Trust’s 25 per cent shareholding to JM Packaging, the business owned by York chairman Jason McGill, in return for him to continue funding the National League North club.
In doing so, JMP will hold 100 per cent of the club’s shares.
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