Non-League Paper

SPIREITES SALE PUT ON HOLD

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 January 2020

Fans’ takeover hits snag
By David Richardson
CHESTERFIELD owner Dave Allen still By David Richardson wants the fans to take ownership of the club despite a takeover stalling, while the club revealed losses of more than £1.8 million this week.
The Chesterfield Community Trust entered into a period of exclusivity with Allen at the end of December to thrash out a deal, but one of the group’s funders has pulled out, leaving them currently unable to complete the transaction.
The exclusivity agreement has been legally removed and other parties are now able to negotiate with Alle...

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