PLYMOUTH ALBION ‘A REAL PROPOSITION TO GO OUT OF BUSINESS’

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With Plymouth Albion facing an uncertain future, the financial problems at the club could see administration be confirmed in just over a week's time. Albion are eleven points adrift of safety at the foot of the table after failing to win any Championship games this season. Administration would see a 20-point deduction. The club has brought back former Chairman of Rugby Graham Dawe, who is also a major shareholder, on a voluntary basis to help Head Coach James Shanahan. Dawe has admitted it is a “real proposition” that the club could go out of business. Dawe spoke to BBC Radio Devon’s Gordon Sparks