The full extent of the troubles faced by Worcester Warriors has been revealed following a harrowing report from the club's administrators.
The former Gallagher Premiership outfit, who went into administration in September, face debts of more than £30 million. The club's creditors received the findings via a report sent in by Begbies Traynor, a group of licensed Insolvency Practitioners.
The report also discloses that former owners Jason Whittingham and Colin Goldring, who have come under a barrage of criticism from fans, claim they are still owed more than £2m by the club's companies. There is however, ongoing negotiations with a consortium over the potential sale of the club.
