Farsley Celtic Back In Trouble Farsley Celtic's future was last night again thrown into doubt after it was revealed the taxman will not support the Company Voluntary Arrangement designed to save the club.

The Conference North outfit came within minutes of folding last month after their Throstle Nest home was locked by administrators only for a consortium led by president John Palmer to ride to the rescue at the last minute.

Celtic had been served with a winding up order by the Inland Revenue over an unpaid bill of around £200,000 and docked 10 points for going into administration.

It was hoped, after the dramatic turn-of-events on September 4 when the Leeds club was saved, that a CVA could be agreed to pay off creditors.

However, yesterday's news from administrators, accountancy firm, Mazars that the taxman had confirmed in writing that they would vote against the proposed CVA has now cast into doubt the 101-year-old club's future.

Talks are now planned next week between Mazars and the Conference league officials.

Robert Adamson, joint administrator of Celtic and partner at Mazars, said last night: "We have received written notification from HMRC that they will not support the proposed CVA."

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