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They must have one of these as EFL won’t sanction the sale without one, the original takeover date was June 6th seems everyone did their part in the takeover process except Jason Whittingham did not transfer the shares to Punjab Warriors as agreed just to be clear about the money, the £1.7 million were interest free loans, the £630,000 payment was to previous creditors, the £3.8 million was the purchase price of the club

Good question, I don’t know the answer to that I can only assume that they thought because the sale had been agreed in principle and the EFL has sanctioned the takeover that they didn’t need to do any of that as they wasn’t expecting the current owner to go back on his word edited to add that for the EFL to sanction the takeover they have to see a signed sale & purchase agreement, even if this is signed by both parties it’s not effective until the transfer of shares has occurred which Bond Group have stalled on doing

No alarming concerns with Panjab Warriors, they haven’t owned a football club before but the owners are part of an alternative international football body called CONIFA — the Confederation of Independent Football Associations. They are the people that run the Panjab FA, they have experience in running international tournaments so do have plenty of experience in a football environment they have proven themselves as viable owners by showing they have funds available to the EFL who approved the takeover, so far they have apparently Paid approximately £3.8 million to Bond Group, Settled £630,000 in legacy loans & Provided £1.7 million interest‑free loan to support the club’s working capital needs until stopping payments two months ago when Jason Whittingham failed to sign over the club on the agreed day Morecambe does own the stadium but don’t own the training complex , the training complex is a partnership usage with Lancaster & Morecambe College who own the location Yes based on where the stadium is, it could be quite valuable if turned into a housing complex Unfortunately nobody but Jason Whittingham seems to know what the ultimate objective is although I think it’s clear to say he is very money motivated, I personally hope & expect a sale to happen in the next few weeks as there is no guarantee that the local council will play along in transferring any potential planning permission applied for to an housing project also that is a very long process that will cost money

I have this view on mine, I have the download button under mobile wallet link, all the other information is listed & I have numbers under the card Id as well

Just out of curiosity do you all have a number under the “Access Card ID (Bottom left corner of the card)” as I have a number there but I don’t qualify for a physical card

Apparently nobody with the name Jonny Cato appears on companies house, fans are very suspicious of him and rightly so in my opinion, it has been suggested that this “rival bid” was to extort more money out of Panjab Warriors this is Panjab Warriors last & latest comment on the situation, over the previous 14 months Panjab Warriors invested £1.7 million into the club, there is now 3 weeks remaining if the club is not sold in that period or Jason Whittingham suddenly becomes interested and pays all the debts that are outstanding which include 2 months of staff wages and £45,000 to HMRC then the club after 105 years will seize to exist due to him

If we go up, these poor overpaid players who contracts run out will just be given a new one as an reward

This was posted this morning regarding premier league transfers, quite a few in & out for various clubs £1.5 billion spent https://talksport.com/football/3215774/premier-league-done-deals-signings-transfer-news-manchester-united-arsenal-chelsea-liverpool/ this is for the championship £14.5 million spent https://www.sportsmole.co.uk/football/blackburn-rovers/transfer-talk/feature/championship-transfers-confirmed-ins-and-outs_574195.html

Just to update this topic as this is still ongoing despite the owner claiming to be signing sales agreement on more then one occasion, statement saying sale will complete on the 18th of July then complete silence until yesterday 27th July, today the National League has suspended the club from its cup competitions and league due to non-compliance by the current owner despite being warned this would happen last week 18th July An announcement had been planned for this afternoon, but due to false speculation about the buyer’s identity we have received consent to disclose the buyer’s identity. The consortium buying Bond Group’s interest in the club, subject to National League approval, is led by Mr Jonny Cato with an impressive group being built around him to develop the club over the coming seasons. Neither Jonny or his team have any connection to Jason or Bond Group of any kind and as before, nobody from the consortium has yet been named publicly. The current false speculation and guesses about the buyer’s identify are not accurate. Sales agreements will be completed today (Friday 18 July 2025) and will include a generous payment from the buyer to pay staff and players while the National League approval process is completed. We are grateful for this gesture of goodwill when the club and its stakeholders needed it most. This sale has progressed at a rapid pace and, once again, we are thankful to the buyer and his legal team for expediting the process to ensure the club’s status in the league was preserved. The buyers will engage directly with the National League and the fans to introduce themselves and share their exciting plans for the club. Further announcement to follow today. Jason Whittingham, Bond Group Investments LTD 27th July Bond Group Investments has continued to work with the Consortium led by Jonny Cato in their efforts to acquire the majority shareholding in Morecambe Football Club. Whilst talks are ongoing, it is clear that continual negative press statements impacting on the club, have given them cause for concern and pause. Alongside this, Bond Group had agreed to an offer, made by a Sikh representative of, and on behalf of, the Panjab Warriors, and are ready to sell on that basis. Despite numerous attempts over the past week to contact Panjab Warriors regarding their offer, and our willingness to complete, we have not heard from them. We now urge the Panjab Warriors to make contact in an effort to complete on the sale. Jason Whittingham, Bond Group Investments LTD 28th July The National League’s Compliance and Licensing Committee reconvened this afternoon to debate the on-going concerns surrounding Morecambe Football Club and its compliance with National League rules. Discussions regarding the Club's ability to meet its financial obligations for the 2025/2026 season have again taken place. It was decided further sanctions must be imposed, with the Club’s membership to be suspended with immediate effect. The Club will also remain under embargo ahead of the new season. Morecambe Football Club will also be removed from the National League Cup for the forthcoming season. The Committee will meet again on Wednesday August 20 to determine if outstanding items have been satisfied, and to decide the Club’s ability to retain Membership in the Competition.

Apparently they stipulate clauses, Forest didn’t make champions league so the blind trust is not needed so control goes back to him, interestingly tho there is a co-owner (Sokratis Kominakis), who was installed onto the board when the blind trust was activated

To avoid any doubt According to the club last seasons adult card won’t work, if you fall into any of the exceptions you will need a new card for next season previous seasons the option to download has been available even if you had a card, so if you are entitled to a card next season it’s not strange to also have a download option

Yes it will Yes the option has been there for the last couple of seasons

Based on the previous home cup games I fear you might be very busy receiving complains about issues

A family member is a massive fan of Elvis, they have been to Graceland numerous times even renewed their vows there and they enjoyed it and thought it was a great show

After closing it off for 3 weeks they reopened it again yesterday

And only 1 England cap before this competition

They did say that but apparently it was diluted enough by the PM to meet Uefa’s needs

Elon is too busy with Burnley https://www.cityam.com/burnley-and-elon-musks-x-sign-behind-the-scenes-deal/ Burnley and X Corporation have signed a multi-year deal that will see 20 episodes published fortnightly to give fans access to the Clarets’s Premier League season. It is hoped that the deal will expand into live streaming, giving fans unprecedented access to their team. Alan Pace, Burnley chairman, said: “We’re delighted to be partnering with X as we enter an exciting period for the Club ahead of our return to the Premier League. “Whether it be our now world-famous transfer reveal videos, or our incredible end of season dressing room celebrations, X has been home to some of our most popular and engaging social content.

Based on the last few previous cup games I’m expecting fairly substantial queues on the first game

Its because people like “Karen” who lives on the other bank of the river next to the ground complains about things like a generator running is making to much noise

Funny you should mention that because that is what the Ed Sheeran and Ipswich deal essentially is

The seat number on your season ticket is reserved and is yours and you just turn up on the day and sit in that seat What game are you looking at? If it’s the Fiorentina game on the 3rd of August then that game is not included with your season ticket purchase, check the Sheffield Wednesday or Birmingham City Nobody has received a physical card yet, you will know when others start receiving them as there will be posts on here with people confirming they have received one you say you can’t select his seat, what game are you checking that on? As I’ve already answered above if it’s the Fiorentina game you are checking If you have checked the other games and it’s available then you will need to contact the club’s ticket office

You can’t compare Stake.com with the possible new sponsor Kbet if it does turn out to be one of the options, Stake.com did have a uk license until a few months ago when they surrendered it, They have been around for more then a few weeks and are pretty far from being a fly‑by‑night operation

They normally are face value only but you are also allowed to list for what you paid for it as long as you can prove what you paid, when selling you have to fill in details and send twickets the pdf proof of tickets and cost so when someone buys the tickets get sent by twickets to the purchaser

He has been doing that with a private company