Newcastle can be consider also...

Really? When did they go bankrupt....
They managed to buy some quality players over the past few years.... So they must have some money....

If mike ashley still d newcastle owner, I dun think they will go far either...

Well they are shining at the moment in the League 1. I think if they keep up the good work they will be promoted without a doubt

Hopefully, it was sad. I miss 'em they where title contenders

Roma are just corrupt.... All the money that is supposed to go to the club somehow never reaches where it is supposed to go....
I don't think they are really bankrupt, are they?

Do you really think that's it?
Generally bankruptcy in a team has to do with bad sponsorhips/ turnouts to the stadiums, as well as just the amout of money the president is willing to invest...

Yup.... Take a look at real, man utd or liverpool for example, they've got so much debts between them due to their current owner which bought the club by loaning the money from bank.... If they failed to win anything, they will be in serious trouble.... They must sell their star players to pay the debts like what leeds did, that's d start of the downfall.... Most of the team that d owner didn't loan d money from bank will stay problem free from bankruptcy...

Acmilan21, leeds had brilliant turnouts at their home matches. Many managers and players considered elland road the most difficult venue to play at. So the fans certainly cannot be blamed for the downfall of their club

Yeah, not doubting that, I'm just saying that generally that is the reason...

Wimbledon mainly went into bankruptcy due to the limitations of their area and stadium especially after the Taylor report following the Hillsborough Disaster. The report required all clubs in the top 2 tiers of English and Scottish football to have all-seater stadiums. Renovating Wimbledon's Plough Lane wasn't cost effective and there for the club's board proposed a move to Milton Keynes, some 56 miles north of Wimbledon. The club was relegated from the top flight in the 99-00 season and announced the move in 2001. The club then entered administration in 2003, sold almost all their players of value, moved to Milton Keynes, and in June 2004 reemerged as MK Dons, currently of League 1. In response to the move, fans started AFC Wimbledon in 2002 who now play in the Conference National

Well, I guess you can see that back then the fans really did matter.
In the present, it's all got to do with sponsorships and owners.... MK Dons are a decent side at the moment

Actually that article is 2001 if you read the date properly

Yeah I suppose they were. Doesn't change anything because they still have had financial problems.... I guess with the takeover of Al Fayed or whatever they are fine again...

Huge problems, they stopped construction on their stadium. For a few weeks players wages weren't payed it was a crisis

They are still in trouble. No talk doesn't really translate into problems solved. Predict Villa must go in order to resolve some money issues

They need to sell Villa, but only for a huge amount of money. They will then get out of debt. Silva as well maybe...