removed Caisley

Maybe wondering why he has no friends any more?

Anyway...





Although the article does NOT say "...or former shareholders", so its not quite as unequivocal as it first sounds.

I do think he's being incredibly naive if he thinks the news isn't going to leak - already more than two people know and two people is a quorum for leaks..

I went out with a girl called Salome once and though she did like to wear more clothes than was strictly necessary she was more revealing than some of the posters on this thread!

It does raise an interesting question though if the new company decides it is undercapitalised and looks for more investment/investors?

History must be wrong then

Bradford Northern's support declined rapidly in the 1963 season, attracting a record low crowd of 324 against Barrow. Northern went out of business on 10 December 1963 having played just 13 matches; winning 1 and losing 12, scoring 109 points and conceding 284.

Sorry for not agreeing with what you posted so no doubt that makes me BOTH stupid and a troll. (Note to self.........Always agree with what is posted on here )

I think it's disgusting how much help expansion clubs like Bradford and Wakefield have been given whilst older clubs like London are left to struggle on alone in their distant isolation.

This will be final post on here (I'll still be an ardent reader).

My personal view is that any former directors/shareholders who believed/fell for the detrimental propaganda (that very nearly destroyed this great club) I wouldn't entertain any involvement with them, because these individuals aside from trying to save face, ultimately caused this situation.


To those shareholders who have been innocently caught up/implicated in this terrible, harrowing situation

You would be most welcome in my eyes to invest and be part of Omar Khan's future plans for this iconic sporting institution, which incidentally will be celebrating it's 150th birthday next year and yes plans are afoot to celebrate Bradford Bulls being the oldest Rugby League in the world.

3 minutes later...

My legal advisors have informed me that the whole thread is potentially ageist and we should provide balance by also asking what has happened to all the "young" shareholders?

Both my husband & I - also my sister bought shares in Bradford Northern when Deryck Fox came to play for us. At the time the Club asked for shares to be purchased so we could have a Big Signing to complement our team. In those days, it was difficult to have new players, our crowds not being so large then... maybe 3000 - 4000. We paid for the shares not expecting any return from them, so don't feel as though we have lost them. The only thing at that time was to improve our team. We must never go back to those days. and must back Francis Cummings and the team (and new buyers) to make sure this never happens again.
There hasn't been a new share issue since those days. The main shareholders held approx. 100,000 ordinary £1 shares out of the total issue of 197,000.

So they held the sway.