Of course it doesn't.
But in situations like this, I tend to believe respected journalists more than the average, head firmly buried in the sand, supporter...

I really don'y know why Mick gets all the stick. If you simply look on him as another poster then treat his posts accordingly. Some seem to think that because he has a bit of an inside track then anything he says is like the word of god coming down the mountain on stone tablets. It is not beyond the wit of some people to actually use third parties to feed false information to the masses.

In fairness, I have oft defended Mick on here but it seems to me that he has been completely out of order in this case. He has had more different stories than Dickens during this period of admin and, as has been seen in local media, people will pick up on this and print it as some form of gospel.

I concede that there is too much "lazy journalism" out there but it does not help when someone (who you could perceive as being somewhat "close to the club" due to his radio work) is Twattering loads of supposition and presenting it as fact.

Well the administrators have just released a statement saying there's to be an announcement on the sale in the next 48 hours. The way the release is worded sounds much more positive than "the club is going into liquidation"

I agree. No one is giving stick to the other two who broke the "liquidation story". If it turns out to be false, then I hope everyone is back on here giving them grief too.

And if it's true, apologies all round to Mick then I should imagine?

Quote roofaldo2="roofaldo2"Well the administrators have just released a statement saying there's to be an announcement on the sale in the next 48 hours. The way the release is worded sounds much more positive than "the club is going into liquidation"'" www.bradfordbulls.co.uk/news/pos ... f-the-club

Quote roofaldo2="roofaldo2"Well the administrators have just released a statement saying there's to be an announcement on the sale in the next 48 hours. The way the release is worded sounds much more positive than "the club is going into liquidation"'" www.bradfordbulls.co.uk/news/pos ... f-the-club

I've been rethinking the last two years and come to a surprising conclusion: The reason why the atmosphere is so flat at home games is not due to the standard of rugby being so bad it's just that it all seems so anti-climatic after the goings on in the close seasons.

TBF the 2 journos mentioned said the club COULD be liquidated. That was after the players were sent home after speaking to the administrator which i believe to be correct. Mick said it WILL be Liquidated Friday.

Well it will be liquidated on Friday, if all the buyers drop out.

And if a buyer is found they won't be... So Mick isn't correct.

He put the tweet out as the Bulls are going to be liquidated on Friday, end of.

People's lives and Christmas wages are hanging in the balance. I think his behaviour has been disgusting in this admin quite honestly.

OK, I understand what you are saying. I just get the feeling that the staff have been so calm through all this that they probably know more than Mick about what is happening and so will take anything he says with a pinch of salt.