A UK parliamentary committee has concluded the expulsion of Bury FC from the English Football League was due to "failings at every level of football governance", and said "reparations" should be paid to Bury players and staff who lost jobs. The report by a select committee, chaired by Labour MP John Mann, found that the club had been unfairly targeted for its failure to comply with FA rules on financial fair play.
A UK parliamentary committee has concluded the expulsion of Bury FC from the English Football League was due to "failings at every level of football governance", and said "reparations" should be paid to Bury players and staff who lost jobs. It also called for a significant overhaul to the regulations determining club ownership.