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Lee Power apparently preparing to sell Swindon Town, court told
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Clem Morfuni reiterates desire to buy Swindon Town at TrustSTFC meeting
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The County Ground Photo: TrustSTFC SWINDON Town Supporters Trust and Swindon Town Official Supporters Club have written a joint letter to the FA and EFL asking the governing bodies to avoid punishing the football club should any of the FA’s charges regarding working with intermediaries be proven. On April 7, 2021, Swindon Town Football Club, owner Lee Power, First Touch Pro Management, and it’s director, Michael Standing were all
accused of breaching regulations on working with intermediaries to fund Swindon, sending Town fans into a spate of worry regarding the fate of their club. Therefore, just days after the charges were brought about, TrustSTFC and the OSC collaborated on a letter that pleaded with the FA not to punish those who were merely caught up in the crossfire.
Power and Standing charged by FA over intermediary regulation breaches SWINDON Town, the club s owner and chairman, Lee Power, First Touch Pro Management, and its Company Director, Michael Standing have today all been charged by the Football Association over breaches of regulations on working with intermediaries. A statement released on Wednesday evening by an FA spokesperson reads: “It is alleged that Swindon Town FC, Lee Power, First Touch Pro Management and Michael Standing breached Intermediary Regulations in relation to the ownership and/or funding of Swindon Town FC. “Swindon Town FC, Lee Power, First Touch Pro Management and Michael Standing have until April 22, 2021 to provide responses to their respective charges.”
SWINDON Town manager John Sheridan admitted he is considering resigning from his role after a 3-1 defeat at home to Gillingham on Saturday.
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