FC Wrexham said it ' can the hands up ' to what owes it the Treasury FC Wrexham from her Majesty's revenue and customs with a liquidation order issued.They owe a statement on the Club's website says HMRC "just under ￡ 200,000" and that they will do anything to secure the future of the Club.
The Club, which is for sale, says the gates of 4,000 survival needs.
Last month Wrexham FC supporters' trust (WST) said it with Stephanie Booth businesswoman, work on a joint bid purchase had joined the Club.
, Ex-footballer Ashley moved his bid Ward formerly.
In the meantime, businessman Stephen Cleeve has on his interest in fans the Red passion website described.
The club said in a statement: "Wrexham football club would like to assure its supporters and business partner, that of having issued HMRC that current owners do all within their powers that secure future of the Club was with a winding up order today."
", A source of great disappointment and frustration is that HMRC should take this action at all, if rejected offers to honour our commitment over a period the revenue from the hand."
"The Association ' holds his hands ' in full belief that this situation was allowed, escalate, and acknowledges that football clubs in General understand the it now something of a zero tolerance relationship between them and HMRC."
"But as mentioned, Wrexham Football Club, to keep, through channels of communication open at all times have submitted a number of proposals to resolve this issue."The club said attendances masses of around 4,000 rose of late but were needed "to a chance of meeting their current budget".
"Cash flow problems have constant headaches in the running of the Club," added the statement.
Owner to show called for fans, their "appreciated" support for the remaining two fixtures, starting with Saturday's home furniture against Kettering in the Blue Square bet Premier.
"If the Club a funding pot delete that debt could access, then the Club future in one fell swoop, able to secure", said the statement.
Continue discussions with potential parties the Club purchase.
'No plans, you walk away'MS booth said it way of submitting a completed offer just a few weeks.
She added that the only way of saving for the Wrexham FC (WFC) "Wrexham supporters trust, their ￡ 378,000 now to invest" was.
"This money was specifically raised for investment in WFC of hundreds of fans and now is the time for them to do this," she said.
"This not now almost certainly WFC leads liquidation."
She said she had "no plans to walk" and it was their intention to still "deliver WFC in community ownership to ensure that the race track Stadium for the people of Wrexham is stored".
She added that it was "a valued asset for use by the whole community and not only for 3,000 soccer fans", although the football team and for the Crusaders will continue to have use of this unique local setting.
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