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Ex-Newcastle ace Bernard slammed for ‘f***ing awful’ running of ‘worst team in England’ as they exit league

Published on November 08, 2022 at 09:26 PM

FORMER Newcastle defender Olivier Bernard has been hammered for his running of Durham City after they withdrew from all competitions.

This comes after they made a disastrous start to the season.

Olivier Bernard purchased the club back in 2013

The Frenchman is current owner of the 11th-tier club, who shipped 128 GOALS and scored just twice in 13 games before pulling out.

Bernard confirmed the news on Twitter by saying: “As from today Chris Tanner and his Zenit team will no longer be part of the Durham City Football Club.”;

As a result, angry fans have been demanding the ex-Toon Army star to sell up.

That’s because the Division One Wearside League side, who have suffered two relegations since he purchased the back nine years ago, have tasted victory ONCE since 2019.

One supporter said: “Sorry, but the way the club is being run if f***in awful.”;

Another angry fan admitted: “Please sell to the fans. We’ve been through enough already. No more experiments.”;

A third simply responded: “What a mess.”;

A fourth added: “Hope ya happy what a shower of s***e you have caused. Unreal.”;

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Bernard confirmed in his statement that an update on the future of the club will be provided soon.

“I will give you more information asap on the new direction shortly,”; he said.

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