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Football club ‘very close’ to move out of administration

MAKING PROGRESS: Announcing news of the latest administration development at the fans’ forum last night, from left, Christine Balford, Andrew Wilson, Dean Windass, Graham Fordy, Raj Singh and Colin Todd

7:59am Tuesday 4th August 2009

DARLINGTON Football Club are “very very close” to coming out of out of administration after more than five months of uncertainty for fans, staff and players.

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Quakers can play, but cannot trade

11:05am Wednesday 22nd July 2009

DARLINGTON Football Club is expected to start the new league season still in administration, The Northern Echo understands.

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Quakers still waiting for League decision

11:01am Friday 17th July 2009

FOOTBALL League officials have denied they have come to an agreement with Darlington Football Club about the Quakers' future.

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Singh brings forums back to Arena

3:44pm Tuesday 14th July 2009

FOOTBALL fans will get the chance to quiz members of their clubs new regime including its manager and chairman.

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The full statement from Raj Singh

8:00am Wednesday 1st July 2009

DARLINGTON Football Club's chairman-elect Raj Singh outlines his vision for the future of the club in a statement he released this morning.

Supporter may have seat on new Quakers' board

8:00am Wednesday 1st July 2009

RAJ Singh, Darlington Football Club's chairman-elect, has made the first two senior backroom appointments of his tenure and outlined his vision for the Quakers.

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‘It’s green for go’ as creditors back Quakers rescue package

8:19am Friday 26th June 2009

NEW Darlington Football Club manager Colin Todd is ready to unveil his playing squad after the Quakers took another step towards exiting administration.

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Creditors deal means Quakers should escape further points deduction

12:34pm Thursday 25th June 2009

CREDITORS of Darlington Football Club have accepted administrators' proposals which are expected to enable the Quakers to start next season with no points deduction.