live broadcast bar February 19th According to Sky Sports, recently, a fan named Est.1885 raised funds to buy the home court of the English League One team Berry.
Berry was fired from the league in 2019 due to financial issues, ending their 125-year league history. But this acquisition means that Berry is about to be reborn. Est.1885 wrote in a statement: “We are pleased to announce that we have purchased Gigg from the Chairman of Berry Lane Stadium, now a community asset and has no liabilities. In addition, we have obtained commercial authorization from the Berry Club. During the fundraising process, we have received funding from the British government, the United States and some local people, who are all donated for public welfare purposes, and they only want to see football return to the stadium. In addition, we want to thank the volunteers who volunteered to help the renovation work. Now 500 people have signed up, and we have received donations from many local businesses. In the next few days, we will announce the specific details of the renovation project. "
Berry Club was founded in 1885. At the beginning of the 2019-20 season, they were suspended for failing to complete the first five league games under the schedule. Soon after, they became the second team to be expelled from the league after Meadstone United. Gigg Lane Stadium is one of the oldest professional football stadiums in the world and has been used in football since its completion in 1885, and now it is back in the hands of those who truly love football.
In addition, the Est.1885 organization also stated: "HTM5 As we enter, the Berry Club will return to the next stage of the game, but there are still many details to deal with. Gigg Lane Stadium is in better condition than we expected. We will announce a specific timetable in the near future. We will strive to build it into the best and largest stadium in the district in a short period of time. In the next few days, we will announce the name change of the Berry Club, the team's future plans, and the operational transition plan. We will be committed to reaching a consensus with the Berry Club on these issues. From now on, all major decisions about the club will be decided by member votes, and we will announce the latest membership plan next week. If you want to participate in the club's future decisions, we are very welcome to join us and become our member. We will communicate with members regularly. "
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