probably drawn out of a hat.



hopefully richard wright and his opposite number at salford and wakefield have taken ino acount that their respective club even if they have a fully built stadium that this could happen (probably wont but stranger things have happened) and each club only builds with how much money they have at the time of building and dont bet on superleague money in the future akin to what leeds united did by buying players (and exotic fish) with champions league money that they expected to get.

so if there are no debts on a new stadium when the next round off liscences are dished out and either cas, wakey or salford lose out they can just hang around and do there best to show the rfl that they deserve to be in the superleague

but if they take crippling debts with them and the ground is theres all they could do really is sell it and lease it back

Merged the "What if?????" thread into the existing Franchises thread. Please check existing threads when posting to avoid starting repeat threads, as seems to be happening and awful lot at the moment.

You mean the Times not keeping Chris Irvine on a retainer as rugby league correspondent on relying on stringers and PA? It's not good, but it's not quite the end of the world either.

rlSee the discussion on the VTrl

Tetchy ..................... very tetchy indeed . so theres no debt and the Hull Daily Mail is the best , most informative rag in the world.

Hows that debt again ?

Just read all the rubbish posted by gingerspice i had to comment. I've only visited Craven Park once and would never go again after cutting my finger open on their portaloos i wasn't even allowed to go and clean it up in a sink.So i find it ridiculous for him to slag our toilets off.

But its the best ground in .................................... east Hull mebbe