Well Green say bugger all in League Express.

Is it not worth buying?

That's what I thought last week when I bought one .

No pal.

"During my time at the club I did not take a single penny from it," former Bradford owner Marc Green has told League Express this week

Irvine had to resign from from cronulla due to the drug scandal so has no direct links with the club

I couldn't say. As I said it was brief, but he seems like an intelligent bloke that wouldn't go into something unprepared and without a solid plan.

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He did not have to resign- he chose to.
It's clear from the reports on the NRL inquiry and judgement that he had no knowledge or involvement in the scandal.

If lamb/Irvine do get to reform a club I wonder if they'll need to do a deal with Mr Thorne for the trademarks and Web domain?

Apologies, he chose to resign due to the drug scandal that he knew nothing about while he ran the club

How much did Ken Davy sell your club's stadium shares to himself in secret for?

Not strictly true. He repeatedly mentions that club struggled financially due to falling gates and falling season ticket sales (amongst a couple of other things like poor performances).

In other words, he's blaming the fans. Again.

The bloke needs to just f u c k off now.

(The other things he blames, apart from the fans obviously, are poor performances on the pitch and relying on people who knew the game better than him which then made them make incorrect decisions. So Lowes & Ferres then)

So it's the fans, Lowes & Ferres' fault. Not Marc Green's one bit.

As a point of information, Stuart Duffy, for almost all the Marc Green era, was not part of the management team but worked part time in the football department. When everyone else had either resigned or disappeared he was asked if he would take the role of General Manager, which he has done throughout administration when he has been very much of a go between. As a further point of information he has not been media manager for a number of years.

More interesting in the paper are Martyn Sadler's comments. He mentions how League Publications are a major creditor of the Bulls (them being the company that produced the matchday newspaper). Says he's less than pleased about being left in the dark by the administrator in relation to the bids, says the creditors received no information at all about them and that the administrator seemed to spend an awful long time on holiday during the administration period.

Coupled with Green's comments about not being involved at all in any of the bids, or indeed with the club since the administrator was appointed, it does suggest that the creditors were not involved at all in rejecting any bids for the club. That was all down to the administrator, who didn't consult the creditors in the slightest.