Oldham Athletic are aware of a winding-up petition brought against them by Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs
Saturday 18 June 2016 16:26, UK
Oldham are aware of a winding-up petition brought against them by Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs and insist they are "dealing with it".
The Sky Bet League One club, who remain without a manager following John Sheridan's recent departure for Notts County, claim the liability on which the HMRC petition is based was paid in full last month.
A statement published on oldhamathletic.co.uk said the Latics' legal advisors were addressing the petition which was scheduled for Monday, June 20.
Oldham, whose current chairman Simon Corney formed part of a group which bought the Boundary Park outfit in 2004, finished 17th in League One last season and former Leeds boss Steve Evans has been strongly linked with the managerial vacancy.
