Fladgate, Walker Morris and SNR Denton have all taken roles relating to the rescue of Plymouth Argyle FC from administration. The troubled football club has formally exited administration following its acquisition by Green Pilgrim, a company owned by Devon businessman James Brent, chairman and CEO of the Akkeron Group.
November 02, 2011 at 09:20 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Fladgate, Walker Morris and SNR Denton have all taken roles relating to the rescue of Plymouth Argyle FC from administration.
The troubled football club has formally exited administration following its acquisition by Green Pilgrim, a company owned by Devon businessman James Brent, chairman and CEO of the Akkeron Group.
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