Winding up order for Pars

Dunfermline have been formally issued with a winding-up order and have just eight days to save the club from liquidation.

Last Updated: 19/03/13 at 19:13 Post Comment   

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The First Division club need to settle a £130,000 debt if they are to keep going until the end of the season after the order was made public on Tuesday.

The club also owes money to other creditors - including Raith Rovers and Cowdenbeath - and players and staff have faced repeated wage delays in recent months.

A bid from a fans group, the Pars Community, to buy the club fell through over the weekend.

The fans want the current owner Gavin Masterton, who is owed a large portion of the club's £8.5m debt, to stand aside.

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