Ched Evans deal off after row engulfs Oldham Athletic
Oldham Athletic has been at the centre of furious debate over the signing the convicted rapist Ched Evans.
Oldham Athletic has been at the centre of furious debate over the signing the convicted rapist Ched Evans.
Oldham Football Club director Barry Owen has resigned his post as chairman of the club's trust. In a statement he said it had nothing to do with the recent controversy over talks to sign convicted rapist Ched Evans.
"I leave knowing that I have tried my best for all fans and whilst I deplore the masses of abuse from a minority, some of which has been libellous and harmful to my family, I have always tried to be objective and work above that conduct. I only hope that my replacement is never in such a position".
The chairman of Oldham Athletic says the time has come for him to sell the club.
Hull boss Steve Bruce has revealed he contact Oldham Athletic to support their attempts to sign convicted rapist Ched Evans.
FA chairman Greg Dyke says there is "no basis" for the governing body to intervene in the case of convicted rapist Ched Evans.