Totesport.co.uk – Alan Lewer
www.totesport.co.uk – Weymouth gaffer Alan Lewer anticipates the bulk of his first-team players to depart after the club neglected to pay them up by Monday’s midnight deadline.
The players, who previously came forth and supplied a 14-day demand to be paid, have not picked up any earnings at all in 2009.
Lewer told BBC Radio Solent he awaits to be informed that the club will be entering administration or liquidation in the near future.
Just about the whole first team declined to play on Saturday, and the club’s youth team suffered 9-0 to Rushden.
A Football Association spokesman has affirmed they’re looking into unusual wagering practices encompassing the match at the weekend.
They will talk to all parties affected in an investigation which will in all likelihood take a lot of months.
In the meantime, a few of Weymouth’s squad are acting rapidly to guarantee their futures with different clubs.
The Rushden match was also due to be the concluding of Lewer’s tenure as the manager as he had already warned the board that he would be departing, but after Saturday’s loss he declared he wouldn’t leave behind the club in the mire and would attempt to fetch players in.
Chief executive Gary Calder is also throwing in the towel at the Terras.
And for some time, Weymouth’s players have been permitted to leave behind the club whenever they pick up offerings of employment.
The club, which has debts of roughly £300,000, has released a million shares, worth 50 pence apiece, in a crusade to conjure up finances.
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