Agree and how many of those clubs would be on the verge of administration on half the Sky money.
I think they are on reduced money next season as well(correct me if I am wrong) so could be in even more difficulties next year.

It is clear Bradford is in a mess, there owner has just pumped money into the club, just to keep it afloat, how long will he do this or can he afford to do it. I wonder if the answer for Bradford and other clubs in trouble is not to look for a sugar daddy, but turn into a club run and owned by its supporters. But I do fear for Bradford, the people of Bradford appear to have walked with there feet, who can blame them after what happened with all the money they gave to the club last year.

When all the dust has settled it would be interesting if a journalist with full access to the books could do a book on where it all went wrong and what other clubs could learn

The answer is not more investment, it's understanding that you cut your cloth to suit your means. The Bulls have a wage bill that is simply unsustainable at their current level of income.

Yep. It's about reducing expenditure and working harder and smarter at increasing income. Leeds did 2 or 3 years ago, hence the big profit last year.

So why did you buy a season ticket if you wanted top make a 'charitable donation', why didn't you just put £60 in an envelope and hand it to the club?

What the Bulls need is a wealthy backer - that'd sort them out.