Hello and welcome to the price of football the show that looks at the money behind the beautiful game

with me Kevin Day and Liverpool University's Kieran McGuire

Keer and I was gonna say technically it's Friday morning, but it's not it is it is Friday morning but it is it is Friday morning so you may only be with

me in spirit because you're on the way to Berlin for the Euro final but you're lucky

you were with me physically when we did this interview

We always like to bring you an interview of a Friday

And this concerns a club we have been talking about

With some trepidation for the last well getting on for two years Keering and that's Morcombe we spoke to Richard Allen who's chair of the

Shrimp's trust and a passionate

Walker fan to find out what's been happening at the club and what could be

happening in the future. This is what he had to say in a really interesting interview.

Richard, thank you so much for joining us this morning.

I would say I'm looking forward to getting some insight into the situation,

but to be honest, I'm probably nearly as depressed about the whole thing as you are

having researched it, but none of the questions I'm going to ask

you have got short answers suddenly so let's ease ourselves in a little bit Richard with

you telling us a little bit about yourself about about the Shrimps Trust and about your role within that.

Yeah, I'm, well obviously rich. I've been chairman of the Sports Trust for the last year or so.

We've, I actually helped set up the Shrimps Trust

seven or eight years ago when we had our last issue with ownership through a chap called Diego Lemos and that then dragged on for

the best part of six to 12 months which then went between

Diego Lemos a chap called Abdul Rachman al-Hosimi, to Graham Bernard, to somebody else, and then

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