Couple of interesting quotes from history;

rlRFL and caisleyrl

17th May
Solly also said the RFL would have no issue with Caisley, a player agent and practising solicitor, returning to play a pivotal role at Odsal.

“Chris has worked as an agent in rugby league since he stepped down as Bradford chairman in 2006,” he said.

“There’s nothing stopping him returning to club management and, as the club’s major shareholder, he’s going to be playing a pivotal role whether he’s on the board of directors or not.

“He’s assisting with the review that is being carried out and is probably determining himself whether he has the energy or the resource to step in as a director and drive the business back into health."

rlhttp://www.therfl.co.uk/news/article/25054/caisley-looks-to-lead-bullsrl

9th May;"Former Bradford Bulls chairman Chris Caisley will return to Odsal tomorrow to help secure the future of the beleaguered Stobart Super League club.

Caisley’s successor Peter Hood and fellow director Andrew Bennett, who were expected to be voted out of office later this month at an extraordinary general meeting, both jumped today before being pushed.
That has cleared the way for Caisley to end his six-year exile, although he will not necessarily return as chairman.

...Former general manager Gary Tasker has been earmarked to play a role in the review while former coach Brian Noble could become involved further down the line, which would put the future of current coach Mick Potter in doubt. "

Adey, it was in no way meant to be a dig at you or other members of your board. I fully appreciate it is a fairly thankless task trying to run a Trust and persuade even a small minority of the fan base that it is worthwhile. I know that our board are very grateful for the help you gave to us when we were establishing our Trust.

I guess the question I was asking was around how much help or not you had received from SD bearing in mind when we were setting up this is what they advocated for us, although we were not established in time to actually do anything about it.

Sorry if I caused offence, it was not meant. I guess having been through tthe Administration thing ourselves and having had to listen to people painting us a less than true picture of the actual circumstances the club was in, it all seemed a bit familiar.