‘Nut job’, ‘Don’t be fooled’ – Plenty of fans react after Bury chairman’s latest statement

Bury’s creditors have approved a rescue plan proposed by the club, meaning a 12-point deduction next season.

It’s a step, albeit a small one, forward. They’re still set to face a High Court date over a winding-up order, but this latest move means they avoid administration and liquidation.

Unsecured creditors will receive 25% of the money owed to them, that includes HMRC, but football creditors will be paid in full – that means the players. The news has been welcomed by owner Steve Dale, but in a statement put out on the club website he blasted supporters who have rallied against him.

“The social media garbage pedalled by the same few is not needed and bears no relation to the truth, I can’t see how attacking my family has anything to do with Bury FC issues but again it’s the same mindless few. As for grizzly, I loved the one with the bear and his two cubs on a walk, apparently it was me and my boys in Prestbury! Quality.

“I am sure those of you out there who have children will understand how protective we are of our children especially when it’s nothing to do with them and the attacks are vile.

“At Saturday’s match, I witnessed disgusting behaviour from a handful of fans, I would like to formally apologise to Nantwich Town for this, and explain those few do not represent our Club.”

On what should be a positive day for the club, divisions are being highlighted and accentuated which is a real shame. Fans have, understandably, reacted to Dale’s post on social media.

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