The Group of Debt
43 Football Clubs That Have Undergone Insolvency Procedings Since 1992
1. Aldershot (1992)
2. Barnet (1994)
3. Barnsley (2002)
4. Boston United (2007)
5. Bournemouth (1997 and 2008)
6. Bradford City (2002 and 2004)
7. Bury (2002)
8. Cambridge United (2005)
9. Carlisle United (2002)
10. Chester City (1998 and 2009)
11. Chesterfield (2001)
12. Crystal Palace (1999 and 2010)
13. Darlington (1997, 2003 and 2009)
14. Doncaster Rovers (1997)
15. Exeter City (1994)
16. Gillingham (1995)
17. Halifax Town (1999 and 2002)
18. Hartlepool United (1994)
19. Hereford United (1998)
20. Huddersfield Town (2003)
21. Hull City (2001)
22. Ipswich Town (2003)
23. Leeds United (2007)
24. Leicester City (2002)
25. Lincoln City (2002)
26. Luton Town (2003 and 2007)
27. Maidstone United (1992)
28. Millwall (1997)
29. Northampton Town (1992)
30. Notts County (2002)
31. Oldham Athletic (2003)
32. Oxford United (1999)
33. Portsmouth (1999)
34. QPR (2001)
35. Rotherham United (2006 and 2008)
36. Scarborough (2000)
37. Southampton (2009)
38. Stockport County (2009)
39. Swansea City (2001)
40. Swindon Town (2000 and 2002)
41. Wimbledon (2003)
42. Wrexham (2004)
43. York City (2002)
Friday, February 12, 2010
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5 comments:
You could treble that figure with non-league clubs.
Ain't that the truth, Jeremy...
Whats sad is that if many Premier league clubs such as Manchester United, Liverpool & Arsenal have unbelievably heavy debts & sooner or later they may catch up with them.
I heard on the radio recently, there were only three clubs in top 2 leagues, Championship & Premier League without debts, they were Scunthorpe, Wolves & Man City.
I'd expect to add Portsmouth to this list soon. Cardiff & Southend as well.
Jeremy: Bottom of the Conference Chester City are a terrible example of non-league clubs that will soon be gone completely, like Accrington Stanley were for a while.
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