I have just told you what is happening.

Another great gesture from one of the big clubs, this time going were it's deserved most!

It gets even better - even more generous from Warrington
They are send some seating tickets in the north stand end adjacent to the away supporters west stand.

After deduction of 10% the ticket prices, Bullbuiler should receive for each ticket:
Standing Adult.......... £16.65
Standing Concession.. £11.25
Seating Adult.............£23.85
Seating Concession.....£16.20

This really is a fantastic gesture by the Warrington club, and 100% of what they are donating will go to those in need.

To Warrington, I can only say

We have history of support from Warrington - when we set up Bullbuilder, we received considerable assistance and support from Roy Chicken and the Warrington supporters trust. Indeed, we based Bullbuilder very much on their model.

I suggest these sort of gestures, and what we saw with the pledge, show that there is a lot more mutual support within the game than sometimes we appreciate?

And they put the unpleasant postings on here of a small minority of nasty, bitter little people purporting to be supporters of certain other clubs into their proper context.

As we all brace ourselves for whatever more bad news there is in this farrago, the great thing about this is that the money is available, via Bullbuilder, to those who deserve it, whatever the news on the club itself may be. A brilliant idea and a fine gesture, thanks Wire.

Full marks to the Wolves, good luck to everyone at the Bulls

Thanks Wire, fantastic gesture. Can we encourage the same amount of support we had at Leeds and try to fill the away end

big thanks to all at the warrington wolves for this great gesture, making sure it bypasses the administrator and goes to the unpaid staff.

to the bullbuilder board members who have worked really hard behind the scenes to make this happen, the fans salute you !!

Absolutely wonderful offer from Warrington.

I bet Guilfoyle went mental when he heard about it - granted it won't be the same sort of money that the Leeds game would have generated, but even so, it could have been a nice little sum of free cash for him not to find.

Can I ask someone from Bullbuilder how this deal came about?
Good work to whoever did it.

All credit to the Wolves in this case - their idea, gratefully welcomed by BullBuilder. I believe their own Trust, Squadbuilder, probably had some role in promoting this. We have always had a good relationship with them and they have given us plenty of help and support, especially when first setting up.
For those interested, the BullBuilder comment is rlhererl.

It needed both a willing and generous donor, and a vehicle already established and doing the business able to receive and apply the donation. We had both in the Warrington club and the Bullbuilder Hardship Fund. All it then took was a bit of liaison between members of the Bullbuilder board and Warrington and the Bulls ticket office, and sorting out the logistics.

totally different pal.

not really as the hardship fund that you have is done by bullbuilder which if i remember correctly used our squadbuilder as a model and we helped you set up bullbuilder

I do not see what point you are trying to make?

When we set up Bullbuilder, we had very welcome input and guidance from the Warrington Trust, and especially Roy Chicken. We modelled our objectives on what the Warrington trust does, although all the set-up and documentation was down to us.

In the same way, I gave those setting up the Wakefield trust the benefit of our own experience.

That is how it works in the supporters' trust movement.

The Hardship Fund was a Bullbuilder initiative.