Non-League Paper

YORK AND MCGILL ON THE ROCKS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 February 2018

THE York City Supporters Trust and owner Jason McGill are at a standoff after failing to reach an agreement over their shareholdings, which could leave the club’s future in doubt.
After financial problems with Hartlepool, Chester, Dagenham and Torquay have come to light, now another club is understood to be at risk if the two parties can’t come to terms.
McGill, whose company JM Packaging has been majority shareholder of the National League North club with 75 per cent since 2006, asked for the Trust’s 25 per cent share if he is to continue covering the club’s losses ...

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