A sign of things to come this season regarding poor attendances, the Championship in particular with the IMG kick in the teeth continuing to alienate fans. Watching Match of the Day last Saturday, the pundits were delighted to see the likes of Bournemouth and Notts Forest doing so well in the Premiership giving the top a refreshing different look. "Super" League, however, are hell bent on keeping the status quo with the same old teams, slamming the door shut on everyone else. I hope they choke on their own greed.

If you believe the rumours,the playing licence is in the doormant company so we cant afford it to be wound up..

Can kicked down the road again....

[quote="Miserybusiness":35cmhnso]Can kicked down the road again....[/quote:35cmhnso] It's getting boring now , don't understand why it's taking sp long to resolve.

From the clubs website Halifax Panthers High Court Update: Positive Progress for Halifax Panthers High Court Update: Positive Progress for Halifax Panthers The Board of Directors are pleased to provide an update following today’s High Court hearing (29 January 2025) regarding the club and HMRC. Importantly, the winding up petition was not passed. The judge has directed both parties to submit additional evidence and documentation as part of the process. We want to reassure our supporters that this matter is being handled professionally, and the club remains in honour throughout. Day-to-day operations continue as normal, and our focus remains firmly on preparations for the season ahead. As always, we appreciate your continued trust and support and will provide further updates when appropriate. #Panthers2025 #BAWA #BlueAndWhiteArmy

What I’d like to know is “what would happen if the winding up petition had been passed”. Is the next step compulsory closure and cease trading immediately or because the club was advised by specialists that they had a strong case and it’s been genuinely disputed even though the judge ruled against the club can he grant a period of time to pay up?