When will Bury apply for a place in the National League?

Fans took to tweet their thoughts including their support towards James Frith for the hard work, but there was some who suggested that the situation was in fact not unfair as Andy Burnham stated…

More buyers funny how not one has bought the club

— dougie alexander (@bfc72) September 28, 2019

James really appreciate all your’s and rescue boards hard work ?? I would just ask, if there are credible buyers, why no efforts are being made to buy the club, why are they waiting in the wings? Is it dependent on the league we enter? As to whether or not they buy us?

— boddies5 (@boddies5) September 28, 2019

Totally agree! EFL needs sorting out for sure, but right now need to focus energy on new club and getting the council to prevent redevelpment of ground by refusing housing planning

— Richard Todd (@badjabill) September 28, 2019

In James we trust ? #keepthefaith

— Stuart Yates (@Stuartleeyates) September 28, 2019

I hope this continued effort is successful but also that it doesn't lose much of the good will generated recently. Now maybe time to spend the effort on a new club, saving Gigg and agreeing who will take the club forward.

— Steve Pilkington (@spilko1) September 28, 2019

Personally we’re dead with a court hearing next month and not likely to be adjourned this time we have to IMO start again maybe or apply for conference and highly unlikely to get in that

— Johnny Hewitt (@JHewitt_17) September 27, 2019

Darlington
Halifax
Hereford
Chester
Accrington
Scarborough
Maidstone
Newport
Wimbledon

There is a few reasons why Bury can not be treated any differently

— Alun Armstrong's Black & White Army (@darlofan) September 27, 2019

@groundhopper23: Where the authorities need to get their act together is in having proper controls in place to prevent the likes of Dale taking over a club at 24 hours notice with no checks whatsoever. Surely 10 minutes on Companies House would have revealed a history incompatible with ownership

@hraarmstrong: Why should #BuryFC jump the queue ahead of good, honest and well-run clubs that pay their creditors in full – just because they won the FA Cup more than a century ago?

@NotJosButtler: It’s not unfair. The only thing unfair is league 1 which has had its integrity questioned by Bury and Bolton being so badly mismanaged they can’t field proper teams, giving some clubs an advantage

@TroupyTRFC: You’re so off message here. To reprieve Bury in any way shape or form would be a kick in the teeth for fans of all properly run clubs and BFC’s long list of debtors.

@SHarfitt: It’s not unfair. It would be unfair to the clubs who follow the correct financial rules and to the non league pyramid to let them stay. Why didnt you get involved when steve dale bought the club? Vote chasing politician.

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