28 May 2009Livingston urge fans to make donations to improve financial position

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Livingston supporters are being asked to buy their season tickets sooner rather than later in a bid to try and help the club through its current financial turmoil.

The board at the Scottish First Division side has urged fans to spare some money for the club as they look to pay off investors, with their debt problems already leading to the possibility of falling into administration.

A message from the club's board on Livingston's official website revealed: "We ask you to buy, as soon as possible, your season tickets and/or make a donation at the reception desk in the stadium."

Meanwhile, the board added that the situation is only a result of "short-term cash flow issues", with approximately £500,000 already invested in the club.

Furthermore, the Scottish Football League has suggested that the club may be relegated to Division Three following allegations that players were not being paid wages.

Livingston previously went into administration in February 2004, before emerging from the position just over a year later.

Written by Terry Mitchell

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