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Port Vale have confirmed receiving documents from supporters calling for an EGM. They have passed the matter to their solicitors for verification and are now expected to call the meeting within three weeks. Weymouth's owners have rejected a takeover approach from the club's main sponsor. An initial £25,000 offer for the club was rejected, but the size of a second offer has not been disclosed.
Hayes and Yeading have confirmed a groundshare agreement to use Woking's ground next season. Altrincham have received a cash boost after Man Utd confirmed they would continue to use their Moss Lane home for their reserve side next season. Crewe are trialling defender Ewen Moyes, nephew of David, and striker Astley Mulholland. Moyes is currently with Hibs, while Mulholland has scored 40 goals this season in the NPL.
Mansfield have appointed five new directors, including the trio who sold the club to current owner John Radford earlier in the season. All five have injected 'five figure sums' into the club. Former Bull Nicky Law will see his Alfreton side promoted to the Conference on Saturday with a win over relegated Redditch. They missed the chance last night after drawing 1-1 with Harrogate.
Tranmere attracted over 12,000 for their free admission match with Notts County last night. Bradford added 3,000 to their gate last night by offering £1 tickets to fans. Bradford have warned they will leave Valley Parade 'a shell' if they are forced to leave the ground over the rent demands. Co-chairman Mark Lawn say the club owns the fixtures and fittings and will sell the seats, generators, and even the lifts to leave the ground unusuable by anyone else.
Claims by Wrexham's owners that the club will be excluded from the play-offs due to their winding up order are said to be inaccurate, with the Conference yet to meet to discuss the matter. The Supporters Trust have confirmed that they are conducting due-dilligence on the club ahead of making a bid. Plymouth's players have turned down the chance of receiving 15% of their April wages, preferring the money to go to the office staff instead.
