Non-League Paper

ARE LATICS PREPARING FOR REHAB?

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 June 2018

WORRYING news in a Daily Mail piece about Oldham Athletic.
The article paints a depressing picture about the Latics’ future, with poor ownership, unpaid wages, staff losing money and eye-watering debts.
It looks like they could be the latest big Football League name plummeting towards Non-League football.
As with many that has come before them, the authorities will no doubt turn a blind eye. Where were they when Leyton Orient were being shafted? Nowhere.
The EFL are able to let clubs slip out and become the National League’s problem. Former Conference chairman Brian Lee used to ...

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