The Football League has placed a transfer embargo upon Chester City after a recommendation from the PFA.
A statement from the PFA today read:
Advice to PFA members regarding Chester City FC
In response to recent reports with regard to Chester City's attempts to sign players for the 2008-09 season, the PFA wishes to clarify the situation to ensure that all members are fully aware of the issues that the club is currently facing.
The PFA has provided financial assistance to the club for some time to assist in the payment of players' wages.
The majority of the players currently at the club have not received any payment for two months, or more.
The PFA have, therefore, advised the Football League of the monies outstanding to the players, and the Football League has applied Regulation 46.1 and placed an embargo upon the transfer of any registration by the club until such times as the payments due to the current playing staff are made.
It was felt it was incumbent on the PFA to advise its members of the potential difficulties that this club is facing at the present time.
How many more clubs will hit money problems, when will the FA step in and help by not giving all the money to the prem teams.
