Quote: Tony Fax "Why would Bradford and Fev vote against a lucrative deal, and why would it have lost bums on seats?'" Because they thought people would stay at home instead of going and paying through the turnstiles but they weren’t the only ones with the league being split. https://www.google.com/url?q=https://ww ... urfk5bo51f

Quote: Tony Fax "Why would Bradford and Fev vote against a lucrative deal, and why would it have lost bums on seats?'" Because they thought people would stay at home instead of going and paying through the turnstiles but they weren’t the only ones with the league being split. https://www.google.com/url?q=https://ww ... urfk5bo51f

Just posting what I’d read and included the link.

On attending where you had to pay I’m sure I read someone somewhere had been put off by the admission prices and was now becoming a armchair fan.

I think the user name was something like Foney Tax or similar.

Its hard to see the game continuing as semi professional at this level, teams losing money hand over fist. I think our average is down around 400-500 or so from previous seasons and the Wakefield game was the lowest attendance I have seen from Fax fans in a long time. Without a money man most teams are basically insolvent unless they are fortunate enough to own their own ground.

I honestly just don’t know what’s going to happen but as you say the empty terraces can’t be disputed.

Fax could be one of the first to go as we’ve got serious challenges in the board room, on the field with performance and off the field with the stadium issues all here at the same time.

Maybe so, but I think Fax will always be around even if it's a mid table League 1 club.

Still waiting for London and Warrington to file their accounts (they're both overdue - maybe the IMG should deduct them points?) then I'll summarise the SL clubs.

https://halifaxpanthers.co.uk/panthers- ... -panthers/ Looking bleak for us.

https://halifaxpanthers.co.uk/panthers- ... -panthers/ Looking bleak for us.

We can all see that virtually all the RL clubs, including Super League, are insolvent. The sport as a whole has been sleep walking into oblivion. Wait for others to follow.

Probably the best option would be to go into administration otherwise it's just throwing good money after bad, kicking the can down the road, with the same outcome. Then start with a clean slate in League 1, get rid of the white elephant and tap the Council for a much smaller new stadium which should pay for itself through additional income streams.

The debt has become far too large - £540k in 2023, probably much worse now. Cannot possibly see the club digging itself out of this huge hole.

There is no way the council would sell the shay site for housing/ shopping or what ever and then plow that revenue into a new stadium. Even if that stadium is smaller. One the council sell the Shay, and I feel they will sooner than later, they will be done with supporting professional sport in this town.

From the statement the tax man is the main debtor they want to serve first. However in your initial post TF you stated the money owed to the tax man was 47k alone. Goodness knows what it is now.