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TAKE A HIT OR WE’LL GO BUST

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 February 2024

Dale’s fate in hands of fans, sayss chief
By Jon Couch

CHAIRMAN Simon Gauge has warned shareholders of Rochdale they must accept “a big hit” on their investment or face the prospect of the club going into liquidation by the end of March.
Gauge has ploughed in £566,000 in the past few months to keep the fan-owned National League club going, but has revealed the cash-strapped club no longer has the cash revenue needed to stay sustainable.
Dale were relegated from the Football League last season after 102 years and have had to undertake serious cost-cutting m...

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