Going sideways on this topic, the Spirit of 1873 Ltd, who own Wakey lost over £1.2M in their first year of trading. Some new leaf there! That's not sustainable even with the alleged development on the horizon.

Grim at Sale as well menmedia.co.uk/manchesterevening ... nt-at-fans

Grim at Sale as well menmedia.co.uk/manchesterevening ... nt-at-fans

How mad would it be to go to a new stadium with large debt hanging round your neck.

Yes, even Arsenal have had to tighten the purse strings since their move from Highbury so imagine the fiancial pressure RL clubs are under in these circumstances.

sounds pretty bad - I would imagine there are is at least another SL club bad news finance story as well that will emerge befiore the start of the new season

Wood even spent Christmas Day and Boxing Day talking to potential new investors,( more like having xmas dinners with them ),,,,, Rugby League chief executive Nigel Wood is working around the clock to try and rescue Salford City Reds. menmedia.co.uk/manchesterevening ... ource=t.co

Wood even spent Christmas Day and Boxing Day talking to potential new investors,( more like having xmas dinners with them ),,,,, Rugby League chief executive Nigel Wood is working around the clock to try and rescue Salford City Reds. menmedia.co.uk/manchesterevening ... ource=t.co

Cos he'd give up his Christmas feast to try and save a non super league club.

Interestingly, Salford are included in the Championship club U20 fixture list rather than the SL U19 fixture list.

Are Halifax in the SL u19 fixture list?

you never know..

Errrrrr no !

Wakefield currently breaking even, an only spend about half the cap, an they honored there debts, a team on the up an who do not really on a benefactor. Even though they have had a little money put in to give them a boost, but it has become sustainable business.