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Must've been agonising to have been out of the spotlight for so long! This club demands attention. Credit to the new owners for making such a spectacular mess of things so quickly. That takes skill.

Disappointing to see the BBC getting the basics wrong, here. Kuljeet Singh Momi is neither the majority shareholder in Panjab Warriors nor Morecambe - he's not even the largest shareholder in PW. PW have bought about 76% of Morecambe. Momi owns 42.5% of Panjab, giving him about 33% of Morecambe. 1/

BBC SPORT

Main Entran Welcome to The Wright Stand

Kuljeet Singh Momi is the majority shareholder of Panjab Warriors

Various members of Panjab Warriors begin arriving in separate cars and enter the stadium for meetings.

Among them are Kuljeet Singh Momi - the majority shareholder in Panjab Warriors and therefore the club - and Ropinder Singh, who says he will become the club's CEO. Another has flown from Venice

Late afternoon, Monday 11th August, Jason Whittingham: "We will be appointing an Interim Board imminently to facilitate the final stages of the sale process." As of now, no directors have been appointed.

Key stakeholders of the club are regularly updated, as we along with our Advisory team engage with Buyers and remain fully supportive of the process.

We will be appointing an Interim Board imminently to facilitate the final stages of the sale process.

More to follow.

Jason Whittingham,

Bond Group Investments LTD

Goldring doesn't own part of Morecambe and has no right to act in a directorial or ownership capacity. He has no entitlement to be part of those negotiations nor approval of the relevant authorities. Which leads one to wonder if facts about Morecambe's ownership and finances have been concealed.

Jason Whittingham is perhaps the worst owner in English professional football. Morecambe deserves not just better than him - that's a low, low bar - but an owner set up to rebuild the club and then help move it forward. To my mind, all we really know about PW is they aren't Jason Whittingham.

With two months wages unpaid, outstanding Vat liabilities, and no communication between the owner and any prospective buyer, it seems hard to imagine what assurances financial or otherwise Jason Whittingham could give to the National League. And given that, the NL's options are limited.

I'm not lawyer, so I have no idea. I don't think he could afford to buy them out (he owns 80%) and nor are they objecting to any specific buyer - they just want it done. As to the delay, you may well be right.

Today in Morecambe: -the players, who've had only 1/3 of their June pay, have decided (rightly) to down tools until the club changes hands -the Supporters Trust say that the supposed new bidders have not been in touch with the National League and, essentially, accuse Jason Whittingham of lying

Summary 21/07/2025

The Trust would like to update members and fans alike on our actions, and the updates throughout the day/ over the weekend.

Bond Group

The Shrimps Trust understand that 'Jonny Cato' and consortium haven't been introduced to the National League. And evidently due to lack of update from Bond Group, a deal wasn't signed as promised, yet again. Tomorrow never comes with this man, it is always false promise, at convenient moments, to cause more delay, whilst our club slowly dies.

Every tomorrow that goes by, is another unpaid bill for our club staff. It's another reminder letter from someone they owe money to, through no fault of their own.

The only person to blame for that is Jason Whittingham. The knock-on effects of this for the staff at the club are huge. No more nonsense statements for the benefit of Sky.

No more dangling wages being paid in the cruel way you have over the past 3 weeks.

Sell the club. Jason.

Regulators

We have been in touch with the EFL, NL & FA over the weekend. We urge all parties to move on matters as quickly as possible, especially after the Panjab Warriors statement over the weekend. We are meeting with the NL on Tuesday and will provide an update. We have worked with Lizzi Collinge MP over the weekend to urge the need for expedience from the regulating bodies.

Panjab Warriors

We were pleased to see PW statement yesterday. As per our previous statements we have been working with PW in relation to their legal action and will continue to support their needs in these

matters.

Fixtures

Having made some enquiries we understand that the fixture on Tuesday has been cancelled as the players as a group have decided not to play until the current ownership position is resolved. The players along with club staff have not been paid for nearly 4 weeks. We support their decision.

Media

Thank you to all the media outlets for their support. We remain in touch with all contacts made and hope our story will continue to get more …

The first official communication from crisis club Morecambe in a week: the team's next pre-season friendly will be played behind closed doors. Presumably, because the club can't afford security and other matchday staff to allow the fans to be present.

Barrow AFC Fixture to Be Played Behind Closed Doors
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Morecambe Football Club can confirm that, due to ongoing circumstances at the club, our upcoming pre-season fixture against Barrow AFC on Tuesday 22 July at the Mazuma Mobile Stadium will now be played behind closed doors.
We understand the disappointment this will cause to both sets of fans, particularly those who had planned to attend and show their support. We all share your frustration and appreciate your continued patience and understanding during this time.

For context: the cost of the Club World Cup trophy that Trump stole, necessitating the creation of a new one, would clear Morecambe's outstanding player wages and Vat bill. What is no more than loose change to the top of football would rescue clubs at the bottom.

🚨 Exclusive 🚨 “We have only days left, literally days.” In their first public statement since resigning, I spoke to two former directors of Morecambe about the madness of the last month and their fears for the future of the club. theuglygame.wordpress.com/2025/07/14/w...

“We have only days left, literally days.”

With Morecambe caught in an ever-worsening financial and ownership crisis, two members of the board who resigned last week have broken their silence to talk about the madness of recent months and t…

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No news is bad news. On Wednesday, deadbeat Morecambe owner Jason Whittingham claimed he'd found a new buyer for the club and that there would be more news the next day. The only news that followed was the previous bidders, jilted rubes the Panjab Warriors threatened to sue. Since then, nothing. 1/

Had I not drawn it to their attention several months later, Goldring might still have been a director now. At all levels, then, the Morecambe story is one of administrative failure on an epic scale.

Yesterday, Morecambe's prospective owners blamed delays on Jason Whittingham and on Colin Goldring, the former co-owner. Goldring was a lawyer who was struck off by the SRA "for the protection of the public" after £8m of a foreign prince's money vanished... theuglygame.wordpress.com/2022/09/02/s...

Supercars, missing millions and fit and proper people

The co-owner of Morecambe was barred from acting as a solicitor in May after a blistering report into his conduct, but the EFL refuse to comment on why they were happy for him to remain in charge o…

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Interesting one, this. Panjab Warriors, the corporate vehicle that took ten months to get EFL approval to buy Morecambe, has just filed paperwork showing it's sold 15% of itself. This might suggest what was long suspected: that buyer Kuljeet Singh Momi couldn't get EFL approval on his own... 1/

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@uglygame.bsky.social Any thoughts on the onfirmation statement from Panjab Warriors on company house last night? find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/1583...