Non-League Paper

ROBINS CHIEF IS STUNG OVER MISSING ADAMS SELL-ON FEE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 June 2017

By Sam Elliott

IT’S BEEN A BATTLE! Ilkeston are facing a rocky future but the club remains hopeful of a takeover
PICTURE: Mike Capps

NIGEL HARROP points to the ‘missing’ £200,000 from the Che Adams sell-on they were owed for the reason Ilkeston were wound up in the High Court as the club remains on life support.
The Robins face closure for the second time in seven years after a ruling on Monday instructed the Evo- Stik NPL club to cease trading.
Their licence has been revoked by the league following their numerous failings and the future remains unclear, despite c...

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