Give me a breakdown of your funding baring in mind the price of land has dropped dramatically and the 2 million off the council is just a loan i.e to be payed back

Could you please furnish us with a copy of your balance sheet and profit and loss account.....
Bit silly really
The Cas BOD have those facts.
The loan is to be paid back, but it is still there, I don't think it has to be paid back instantly.

Don't drag this topic into the mire of Funding and Stadia alone though...

We are discussing Superleague places at risk.

Land deal was in place 2 or 3 years ago. Price agreed then.
Next.

Of the 3 looking at the chop i would say we have the best case

We have better crowds than wakey and salford
Better youth development than both
Better on field success in this franchise period than salford and equal (average league placing) to wakey
Less debt than wakey and salford
Less overseas players than wakey and salford

I've left grounds aside because all clubs beleive they are getting one now which should cancel each other out if true (though in our favour we will own ours and wakey will rent theres, not sure about salford).

2 million from council
6 million from ground sale
The rest from waystone, naming rights and grants.

hth

Don't even bother with him mate. He only posts on here about the stadium, trolling.

Other posters have commented but how are Bulls flying under the radar?

Not a clue. Bulls are going un-noticed because of past performances.

Personally i don't think any of the 1st division teams are good enough to replace either Cas or Wakey.

Sadly as it currently stands I think Widnes have more to offer than Wakie.

On what do you base those thoughts on?, a better stadium and er what else exactly.

I don't want to get into a slanging match, this is just my honest opinion as I see it. But Widnes do have a backer with considerable wealth too, rather than a bloke with an IVA to his name. I know this may change if and when Wakie find a new owner. But as it stands, at this point in time they are a better prospect. Yes, their team is not up to standards but they will have plenty of time to sort that if and when they get the nod.

Better youth academy, probably bigger crowds, able to spend the salary cap etc.

I think the one thing we can all agree is that the time for talk has been and gone.
The measuring contests are a thing of the past, now it's time for action.

Over to Sir Rodney and Jack Fulton, show us your cards!

The time for talking went three years ago. The next few weeks - and indeed months - will shape both clubs' futures.