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NOW IT’S TIME FOR A REAL SHAKE-UP

Bury fans urge change in how football is run

ECSTATIC: Swansea’s Wayne Routledge celebrates his late winner at Leeds
PICTURE: PA Images

WAYNE’S WORLD AS THE SWANS GO TOP
INSIDE: DUNLAVY: CULTURE OF GREED COSTLY AND SHARPE: SALARY CAP IS NEEDED
DEVASTATED Bury fans are calling for massive changes in how football operates after seeing their beloved team booted out of the Football League.
After a takeover fell through on Tuesday, the EFL withdrew the Shakers’ membership, bringing the curtain down on their 125- year League tenure.
The fans, who have been left without a team...

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