Actually I feel quite nostalgic about the loos....

Four generations of my family have had a slash in there.

Maybe that's the sticking point...are the bidders flushed enough!

We had new loos when we moved back from VP, fwiw.

Somewhere I have a photograph of an as-yet uned in bog.

TBH the bogs behind the popular side are a bit minging. They need a bloody good clean at the very least. Some soap and hot water wouldn't go amiss either.

It is like having a slash in a darkened air raid shelter but it doesn't need to be a palace.

I understand perfectly, thank you. There is no need for personal insults, I'm sure you are not a typical Bulls' fan. The point I was making was in relation to asset stripping. There are no assets to strip even if the bidder does manage to obtain the lease without planning permission for the development of the ground. That is no forgone conclusion but if a plan was accepted and the ground developed that could net the person taking over the club a tidy sum but could hardly be called asset stripping.

So is the RFL wrong to be concerned? Would the game not miss the club if it went into liquidation?

If you're sick of reading about all this there are other boards you can go to.

Who's said that. Why do people constantly just make up what people actually say just to try paint them in a bad light. No one is saying we're bigger than the sport. Would RL still carry on if we're liquidated? Of course it would. Would it be a blow to sport if Bradford were to fold. Yes.

The sport overall is hemorrhaging fans at an alarming rate. The RFL are losing funds from sport England due to declining participation numbers. It would be a blow to the sport to lose a club that has a very solid fan base and is one of the best clubs at developing juniors in the country? Yes. RL can't afford to lose any club whether it's Bradford, Sheffield or York.

I agree about the corrupt owners. We're more desperate than anyone to have an honest owner.

Can we get a few 'cut your cloth accordingly" quotes in before page 250?

At least they're not as bad as Keighley's

I can take my red, amber, and black tinted glasses off but it makes little difference to my view. The plight of Bradford is one of many symptoms that indicate a game in difficulty. Equally in saying that the game is poorer for not having a strong Bradford is in no way the same as saying Bradford are the be and end all. Surely only the most parochial of tits would argue the state of Bradford is anything other than damaging to RL in this country.