A four year term as President.

Prosecute those who have poured hundreds of thousands into the club? That will attract more money men.

Don't be quoting alternative facts.

The opinions of this so called referee, who takes points away from you the fans, brings danger to the club and will be overturned!

Honestly? If those are the sort of people we should be 'attracting' then we deserve go t!ts up every 2 years.

I'm not saying its an ideal solution, but chasing the people who created the debt is sure better than pursuing those who have nothing to do with it.

Yes let's let the wealthy off behaving responsibly. That always works well.

Has someone at Goldman Sachs hacked your account

Besides, attracting money-men isn't something the Bulls have done.

And that's the problem isn't it? If these ten-bob millionaires actually HAD the money maybe they would pay their debts instead of bailing on them.

That's fine if every decision was down to the chairman. What about your clueless coach signing every player available? Presumably Green suffers by not getting his investment back?
Thinking about it, can the RFL legally fine chairmen, when it is a company who owns the lease/business?

It's not as easy though. After all, the newcomer is wanting something from the RFL and so is more likely to comply than someone who has just done a runner. The newcomer presumably might be and easier touch for the money too, seeing as the guy who reneged on his bill and left probably did so because he didn't have the cash. Mind, that was was probably because of the money HE had to pay up front, after the bloke before him scarpered....round and round the record goes, where it ends nobody knows..

Our clueless coach has gone too as has the chairman's clueless sidekick general manager.

But someone has to pay so let's choose the people that had nothing to do with it.

Genius.

As if the job wasn't hard enough for the new company, the RFL just seem to stumble from one blunder to another.
They should have relegated us, Fixtures fulfilled or not.

The new co are in fact doing them a favour in my book.

So what's the alternative - fine the company that has just gone into admin?