Stirling Ablion FC reject takeover bid from fans

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Fans of Stirling Albion FC (a Scotland Second Division club) have had a substantial bid to buy the club rejected by the current owner.

The offer, from the Stirling Albion Supporters' Trust, which met the sale price (thought to be £300k) placed on the club by current owner Peter McKenzie, has been rejected.

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