Bates wants help for stricken clubs

Leeds chairman Ken Bates has called on the Football League to set up a ’taskforce’ to help prevent more clubs going into administration.

Bates wants help for stricken clubs
Tue, 19 Feb, 2008 - 13:48

Leeds chairman Ken Bates has called on the Football League to set up a ’taskforce’ to help prevent more clubs going into administration.

Coca-Cola League One clubs Luton and Bournemouth have been placed in the hands of administrators this season, while League Two side Rotherham – who went into administration in 2006 – have filed a notice of intent.

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