Published Date:
23 February 2010
By John Lomas
STAGS are hoping their complaint against Blue Square North club Northwich Victoria over money owed will see a cheque arrive at Field Mill very soon.
The Vics still owe Mansfield £4,000 wages for the time they had Jon D'Laryea on loan before they took him full time.
Ironically, they have since sold D'Laryea on to Eastwood Town for an undisclosed fee, believed to be around £10,000.
Their patience exhausted, Stags finally made a complaint to the Conference two weeks ago which has resulted in a £2,500 fine for the Vics and a warning that if they do not pay up by 31st March then they will be fined a further £,7,500 and deducted 10 points.
"We are now expecting a cheque from them by the end of next month and we also have a sell-on clause on top of that to come from Jon's move," said chairman Andy Perry.
"We are all finding it tough and £4,000 is a lot of money in anyone's books.
"Northwich agreed they would send us the money if we paid Jon's wages to him while he was on loan and then invoiced them, but they have not been forthcoming so we made the complaint.
"We have been very patient and they have had a windfall from two televised games as well as selling Jon."
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Last Updated:
23 February 2010 12:21 PM
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Location:
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