By Theo Joyce
LEAGUE TWO
MACCLESFIELD’S problems continue to mount up after they were charged with misconduct over the non-payment of players.
The EFL has a n n o u n c e d the club have now been referred to a disciplinary c o m m i s - sion, which has the power to impose “a full range of sanctions” if the club are found guilty of misconduct.
A league statement read: “The EFL recognises the impact the non-payment of wages has on the health and well-being of those involved and has been engaged in discussions with Macclesfield Town and the Professional F...