Just been talking to a player and they no just as much as we do. Not good

Most of those have already been trotted out on the thread on the VT

You're right,it's totally irrelevant about the railway station, just like it being irrelevant that it's a baffling dilemma that someone in a small town like Leigh have bankrolled the club, but not in big city like Bradford.I just don't see why pumpy should compare Leigh to your failings. BTW- I'm not offended in the slightest.My team will be playing superleague rugby next season.

Good luck you lot.
Hope you survive this mess.

We have a guided bus service from Manchester Piccadilly to Leigh bus station for all visiting fans.

I'm not right about that, for no less a reason than that's not even slightly what I said.

Now, if you don't mind. This is about us. Not the things you incorrectly perceive as having been said about you.

If you'd be so good as to fsck right off that would be lovely. Thanks.

I fully understand your bitterness.

You are misrepresenting Pumpy. He CONTRASTED Leighs success with Bradfords failings. Compare means state the similarities, contrast means state the differences.

Does this thread [ihave[/i to become about Leigh?

Pumpy stated....

What baffles me is not that you have a backer. It's the dilemma of how if Leigh can find a bit of wealth in a small town, how come there's literally not a penny to be found in Bradford or for that matter anywhere for the Bulls.

So in CONTRAST this statement is totally irrelevant. I'm sure there are many small towns,or villages in the country with very wealthy people,but that doesn't mean a thing.

No it doesn't paul, well said. Hope the club can sought out this mess.

From the outside looking in, is there a possibility that this is some kind of strategic thinking? That they're getting wind that the case might not go their way, so they adopt a strategy that offers some protection or buffer in the event that they are hit with an immediate demand for £350,000, given that the application is to wind the business up? It messes up next season but somehow preserves the club for longer than that?

I said it earlier this year, but the mess is partly the fault of the Middle 8 system. How can a club budget for the season? If they aspire to compete with the Super League clubs, they have to spend money. Without a big backer, if they don't make the Middle 8's, they are screwed.

What the middle 8's will become is whipping fodder for the Super League clubs, all building to a one-off game at the end of it. For teams like Batley and Fev, it's just an unexpected financial boost before the whipping. Leigh are an exception because of their financial clout and what was, pretty much, a bottom half Super League team. A club like Bradford either end up settling for the Championship by budgeting for failure, or else risk going bang when they don't make the four.