Salisbury City administration history: every insolvency event since 1986

Salisbury City timeline

1. 3 September 2009 · Conference Premier · Administration · -10 points

   Salisbury City entered administration in September 2009, owing about GBP 200,000 to HMRC, and were deducted 10 points in the 2009-10 Conference Premier. They finished 12th but were demoted two divisions for failing to pay creditors in full by the second Saturday in May.

   Outcome: Survived. CVA with HMRC (Companies House: approved 5 Jan 2010; court approval reported 26 Feb 2010). Failed to pay creditors in full by the Conference deadline, so demoted two divisions to the Southern League Premier Division; FA appeal dismissed 10 June 2010.

   Sources: BBC Sport: Holmes upbeat on Salisbury future · BBC Sport: Salisbury City facing double demotion over unpaid debts · BBC Sport: Salisbury City lose their appeal against demotion

2. 13 June 2014 · Conference Premier · Expelled

   After finishing 12th in the 2013-14 Conference Premier, Salisbury City were demoted from the Conference Premier to the Conference South on 13 June 2014 for failing to clear football creditors and post a £50,000 bond, and were then expelled from the Conference altogether on 4 July 2014 after missing the second deadline. The club later went into liquidation.

   Owner at the time: Outail Touzar (98% stake, disputed) and Mark Winter

   Outcome: Phoenix club. Club later liquidated; Salisbury FC was formed in 2015 as a successor.

   Sources: BBC Sport: Salisbury City demoted Conference South after money issues · Kentish Football: Dartford reinstated into Conference Premier after troubled Salisbury City are thrown out · Non League Insider: How Salisbury City FC bounced back from liquidation