STAND UP READING AND Cambridge United for Scrooge-like tendencies towards a fellow in trouble.
They were the only two clubs out of 15 who refused to write off any debt owed to them by Exeter City under the terms of a corporate voluntary agreement.
In Cambridge’s case, the sum involved was only £938. Even Brighton & Hove Albion, not exactly the most cash-rich club and one with its own troubles such as being homeless, agreed to write off half of the £7,638 it was owed.
By so doing, Brighton and 12 other clubs ensured that Exeter could pay its own players. Perhaps they don’t celebrate Christmas in Reading or Cambridge.
They were the only two clubs out of 15 who refused to write off any debt owed to them by Exeter City under the terms of a corporate voluntary agreement.
In Cambridge’s case, the sum involved was only £938. Even Brighton & Hove Albion, not exactly the most cash-rich club and one with its own troubles such as being homeless, agreed to write off half of the £7,638 it was owed.
By so doing, Brighton and 12 other clubs ensured that Exeter could pay its own players. Perhaps they don’t celebrate Christmas in Reading or Cambridge.