SHAKERS officials are confident the club can still be saved today after being given a stay of execution just three days before their D-day in the High Court writes Chris Hall
Creditors were due to recoup their share of a £1million mortgage on Monday by forcing the sale of Shakers' Gigg Lane ground and ultimately bring about the end of the 117-year-old club.
But Manchester-based Robson Rhodes stepped in at the last minute to freeze all legal proceedings for a period of two weeks while they attempt to secure outside investment which will guarantee Bury's survival.
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