Non-League Paper

FANS PAVE THE WAY FOR DALE BIDDING WAR

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 March 2024

By Neil Harvey

SHAREHOLDERS of Rochdale have agreed to dilute their holdings and create nine million new shares in the club, thus allowing American group World Soccer Holdings to launch a takeover bid.
The Texas-based group signed a letter of intent to purchase the National League club last week but they now face competition after a second company, The Football Club LLC, announced their intention to place a bid.
Shareholders voted on a number of proposals at an extraordinary general meeting on Thursday after chairman Simon Gauge revealed the club needed a cash injection of £2 mi...

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