Insurgam! A Players Strike At Plymouth?
Sometimes, help can come from the most unexpected of sources. Last Friday, it was announced to a mixture of joy and relief probably more of the latter than the former, considering the shenanigans of the last few months that Plymouth Argyle Football Club had been saved. After repeated broken deadlines and wage deferrals for the longest-suffering staff in British football, we were told in an official statement that, "Bishop International Limited has secured the necessary funding and everything is agreed between the numerous parties" in order to complete the sale of the club and its ground to the Gibraltar-based company, who would take ownership of its Home Park ground and bring in Peter Ridsdale as the Chief Executive of the club.
Twohundredpercent @ Sep 1, 2011 12:54 PM EDT | Blog Profile
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