No training ground as they lease it, nor ground as Morris owns it. No derelict chippy either! Only thing they have is players who they haven’t sold, hence why they’ve had to seek loans to keep going. Odd approach really as most of their players are out of contract in the summer anyway so now hold no value, even to new owners. I suppose the gamble is it may help keep them up, but given gambling to reach the promised land landed them in this mess it’s an odd approach by the administrators to carry it on. If I was a creditor, particularly hmrc and they’d made no effort to raise funds to pay bills i’d be furious and less likely to be flexible in any negotiation.
