That Ryan Whitcut fella seems a bit dodgy. Can't believe nobody on here didn't question his fitness to be involved with the iconic Bradford bulls........

You still going on about this? I suppose it means you don't have to think about how London can't sign any players because no one wants to play for them. I mean, when even the captain demands to get out of the club because he's sick of losing every week, how can you expect to attract even the

And hey, maybe now you're a tenant in a conference league football ground you might get close to a sell out crowd one day. I mean, it won't be London fans selling it out but maybe Leeds or Wigan will take a few thousand down.

1. Seems we may be attracting a few players.....especially ones that like to be paid on time.
2. Jokes about London attendances or lack of them never get old......just like the ink on new directorship ratifications at Bradford never dries.
3. I was 100% spot on in my assessment of RW......that hurts you I know, but I was right and he looks likely to have caused more harm than even I suspected he would!

Didn't OK sell RW a hotel a few years back? How did that get on?

Also, what's Kate Hardcastle upto? Didn't she say she'd continue to be involved with the new board?

Please can this thread not degenerate into self aggrandising, told you so one upmanship.

Obviously I've not got any particular posters in mind. I just think that sort of thing hits a particularly bum note at the moment.

Thanks

Yes, you got one thing right and hey, turns out you didn't even need to make up all those facts you tried to pass off as true.

Fair enough. It's not that I take any pleasure in what is happening at Bradford BTW, it's just that if I could see what was happening from 12,000 miles away, then I am stunned that some on here felt the need to attack my observations as "made up" and "groundless".
It's not just Bradford BTW.....there area number of clubs where "owners" like the title and Kudos but have little desire to take any fiscal responsibility. Even in London we have a situation where a potential new investor is being paid by us to try before he buys and this will end in tears too. Upshot is that I suspect natural erosion will reduce SL to 12 clubs by the end of this year with little need for relegation and it's a question of who will be joining London on the scrap heap.

From twitter....
Ross Heppenstall ‏@rosshtanda 1m
The Bulls have tonight announced that "constructive talks" have taken place following a meeting chaired by the Rugby Football League.

Latest statement:

BRADFORD BULLS are pleased to announce that constructive talks have taken place today, between all important stakeholders, under the chairmanship of the Rugby Football League.
All parties concerned are working to maintain positive levels of progression, with a view to a final agreement being made over the club’s ownership in the near future.
Ian Watt, Andrew Calvert and Mark Moore will now continue to direct the business and the club will make no further comment at this time.

So not actually resigned then . Or handing over in an orderly manor?

Hopefully sense prevailed and everyone is looking forth best solution still for the club.

Couldn't the events of the past week proceeded in house then as it seems the unnecessary panic of the past week could have been avoided with some sensible talks. 3 musketeers still directing the business.

That sounds positive. But I know better than to get any hopes up!

Hmmm....

Maybe a mod should amend thread title to include and then step back up? Sounds like a game of musical chairs or poker being played at odsal at moment.