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18 Jan 2010
The Football League has blocked the sale of troubled Stockport County, leading to the football club's administrators demanding clarity on the situation.
John Titley and Paul Reeves, directors at Leonard Curtis, were appointed as joint administrators when the club collapsed last April.
The Football League Board met on 14 January to consider the proposed transfer of the Football League Share to the Melrose Consortium.
“Unfortunately, we understand that they were unable to recommend that the Football League Share be transferred at this time as there were still some issues to be resolved," the administrators said in a joint statement.
"We have requested that the Football League confirm what matters remain outstanding and have offered our assistance to both the Football League and the Melrose Consortium to resolve these matters if possible."
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