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Scarboro have finally exited Administration, but have admitted they are considering whether to go part-time next season.
Following a hearing today in Leeds High Court, the club satisfied the conditions for exiting Administration just a month before the Conference AGM. However chairman Malcolm Reynolds has acknowledged that they are considering a move to part-time football, telling the official Scarboro site: "If we are relegated then there is a compelling argument for turning part-time. On the other hand we could stay full-time for one more year and have a real good go at bouncing straight back into the Conference. We have to look at what Northwich have achieved. They dropped into the Conference North and have bounced back in style. I'm sure they will be up there in the Conference next season as well.
"Turning part-time wouldn't really affect the wage bill as such, but we won't be able to afford the £30,000 per month that we finished the season on. We can't carry on with a bill like that because the club can't cope. One advantage of turning part-time will be the logistics of things because we wouldn't have the problem of players travelling over to Scarborough every day for training."