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Barrow AFC Embargo Lifted

The Football Conference have lift the registration embargo placed on Blue Square Bet Premier club Barrow.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 January 2013

THE Football Conference have lift the registration embargo placed on Blue Square Bet Premier club Barrow.

The Bluebirds were prevented from signing any players or extending existing deals last week after it was discovered that they had an outstanding National Insurance bill.

That has now been paid off and the club can once again add to their threadbare squad.

A statement on their website confirmed: “Following the payment to PAYE of outstanding monies, the Football Conference lifted the club’s registration embargo at lunchtime on Wednesday.

“The club is now free to transfer or sign new players and extend existing deals if applicable.”

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