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Hearts have issued a plea for "emergency backing" from it's fans after being hit with a winding up petition from the taxman for £450,000. After originally issuing a statement claiming they had sufficient income due from TV revenue, matches, and transfer income to cover the demand, they later issued a revised statement warning that their game on November 17th could be their last with the taxman expecting repayment in just eight days. They are also in dispute with HMRC over a £1.75million demand over a series of loan players from their owner's Lithuanian club.
Kettering have sorted out their problem of having no electricity at Nene Park - by moving Saturday's game to Corby's Steel Park. The switch, supposedly for a single match, will see the club celebrate it's 140th anniversary with it's first game in a month. Welsh Premier side Llanelli have been hit with a winding up petition from the taxman. It is just three months since they last had to face the taxman, paying up just prior to the matter being heard in court, with the latest date set for November 19th.
Alfreton have agreed to release midfielder Jake Moult so that he can join loan side Altrincham on a permanent deal. The 23 year old joined the Robins at the start of the season after 18 months with the Reds. Mansfield have released non-contract midfielder Solomon Taiwo, with Stags boss Paul Cox saying he will axe more of his underperforming squad. 27 year old Taiwo made only one appearance for the Stags.
