Boro withdrew from the Southern League on January 18 having been kicked out of Liberty Way by landlords Arden Tigress – Mark Lowther and Neil Robinson, a former vice-chair of Nuneaton RFC, the rugby club based at the stadium.
Jimmy Ginnelly, Boro’s owner and manager until recently, stepped back to prompt a return but the stalemate continued.
A rescue led by Birmingham-based businessmen Gary Holliday and Steve Harris centred around buying the ground but Arden Tigress “would not engage”, leading sponsor and vicechair Ian Cook to stop play amid unmanageable costs.
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