Windsor and Eton face going out of business unless they can find £10,000 to pay to the tax authorities by November 10. The Royalists were promoted to the Zamaretto Premiership last season.
Windsor and Eton face going out of business unless they can find £10,000 to pay to the tax authorities by November 10. The Royalists were promoted to the Zamaretto Premiership last season.
The club has total debts of £137,000 of which £50,000 is owed to Revenue and Customs. The club hopes to raise £25,000 through selling highly rated striker Michael Chennells who has been on trial at Brentford. Suppporters have been asked to make pledges of £1,000 or £5,000 each. If £10,000 is paid next month, the club will be given 12 weeks to find the outstanding debt.
Once again this appears to be a club treating the settlement of its tax debts as an optional extra and then finding itself in serious difficulties.