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Just do it! Morecambe fans urge owner to complete promised sale now

Morecambe fans have a simple message for owner Jason Whittingham ahead of tomorrow’s intended sale of the crisis-hit club: Get it done.
Morecambe fans protesting against their owners PICTURE: Alamy

By John Lyons

Morecambe fans have a simple message for owner Jason Whittingham ahead of tomorrow’s intended sale of the crisis-hit club: Get it done.
On Friday, a tumultuous week for the National League newcomers took another turn when under-fire Whittingham, on behalf of Bond Group Investments, announced they had agreed ‘final terms’ to sell the club to owners-in-waiting Panjab Warriors.
It was also stated that they ‘intend’ to complete the deal tomorrow.
It has left all with Morecambe connections on tenterhooks after previous false dawns, with the fans’ collective, the Shrimps Trust, say...

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