Representatives of the Football Conference met on Wednesday, 26 September 2012, with representatives of Walsh Taylor Business & Corporate Recovery, the Administrator of Truro City Football Club, and its Legal Advisor.
The Administrator and her Advisor have been advised by the Football Conference that, to be guaranteed the clubs continued membership of the competition, the Football Conference Board requires the Administrator to satisfy certain criteria by 5pm on Thursday, 11th October 2012.
The matter is now in the hands of the clubs Administrator to meet these requirements.
The Football Conference will not make any further comment during this commercially sensitive period for the club
Theyve lost players, out the fa cup, owe money, sold ground, players have given them till Tuesday to pay wages or they are off and now the league have stepped in saying satisfy us within 2 weeks.... or.
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Alexander O'Neal 1987 "I'm fed up cos all you wanna do is criticize "
Representatives of the Football Conference met on Wednesday, 26 September 2012, with representatives of Walsh Taylor Business & Corporate Recovery, the Administrator of Truro City Football Club, and its Legal Advisor.
The Administrator and her Advisor have been advised by the Football Conference that, to be guaranteed the clubs continued membership of the competition, the Football Conference Board requires the Administrator to satisfy certain criteria by 5pm on Thursday, 11th October 2012.
The matter is now in the hands of the clubs Administrator to meet these requirements.
The Football Conference will not make any further comment during this commercially sensitive period for the club
Theyve lost players, out the fa cup, owe money, sold ground, players have given them till Tuesday to pay wages or they are off and now the league have stepped in saying satisfy us within 2 weeks.... or.
I can't see how the League can't not get involved in the matter at this late stage, seeing as the club have publicly said that next Tuesday's game against Bath City is likely to be their last.
Ex-Truro City manager, Steve Massey, is keen to be involved in any rescue of the club, but has said that he can't solve the issue on his own and has appealed to others to come in and help him.
Debts at Truro City are now reported to be around the £700,000 mark.
It's a trek , not just for supporters but clubs , The M5 stops at Exeter , it hideous A and B roads into Cornwall from there and the train into the Westcountry is as expensive as the Orient Express .. they would never have survived anymore promotions financially and would have needed probably a similar gate that Torquay get (2000-3000 home , 200-400 away) to keep afloat and push on as a club from the Westcountry .. the Conference South is a stretch for them at best, the running of the club has been a shambles , it's a city and deserves a decent club. ... Shame as hate to see a club go under , feel sorry for their supporters , despite being a bunch of Pasty-F*ckers they made far more of an effort at PVR with numbers and banter then some clubs in our league far far nearer with supposed big aspirations who brought 7 people and huddled in a corner.
