Kettering's fans are to meet on Friday night to discuss their plight, with the club due to face the taxman in court on Monday.
Meanwhile, talks on Darlington's future have stalled with former owner Raj Singh apparently digging his heels in over a deal for his debt. He was believed to have agreed to have asked for no money in exchange for a five year block on development plans at the ground, but is still believed to be chasing a cut from any future redevelopment. There is currently only one bid on the table, from developer Paul Wildes, with the deadline for bidders to come forward having passed.
At Kettering, they face the taxman on Monday owing a reported £35,000 with currently no plan in place to pay the money. They have also been handed a deadline of Sunday to pay Southend Manor £4,000 in gate receipts from their FA Cup match three months ago. Fans will stage a meeting at Nene Park on Friday to consider the state of the club and whether the situation is salvagable.