Gotta be honest, I tend to agree. At first when I saw he'd flown back, my thought was "Well he came back to try and sort something, if there's nothing more he can do, why shouldn't he go back and finish his holiday?". But then I thought of it from my own POV, and if I hadn't been paid and was told by the CEO of the company I work for that his accounts had been frozen, I don't think I'd be overly impressed with him then jumping on a plane to go on holiday.

Like you said, it's all about the message it sends really. While he's probably not actually doing anything wrong, it must rub the staff and players up the wrong way. It would anyone else in their situation.

If it's a case of Green's accounts being frozen, then that at least is an explanation as to why the staff have not been paid ie the bank refusing to release funds. It does however raise other questions regarding just WHY the bank took those steps as I can't believe it's down to simple error.

I would suggest it's less likely to be the bank that has frozen his accounts on their decision and more likely to be at the request of HMRC.

Why does it? Why is Marc having to use his own money to pay the wages? That in itself is enough to set alarm bells ringing for me.

The club wages should be paid by the club, using club funds, from the club bank account. Marc's personal affairs should never even come into it.

Did anyone raise the question of Joynt's Voluntary tackle? I still don't feel we have had a satisfactory answer under any of the previous regimes.

The reason the bank freezes accounts is because all transactions between presentation and hearing of a WUP are voidable in the event that the WUP succeeds, and the bank can be liable to pay back any amounts paid out of the account in that period.

So unfortunately the club's and Marc Green's accounts are isolated until the September hearing.

Whoever comes up with the monthly wage bill must now hand that money to the RFL for them to pay the players and staff.

I hope this this is the case.

But the club just came off the back of another WUP a few month ago and it's accounts weren't frozen.
The difference here appears to be the £4.5m that is owed to HMRC via companies in Liquidation under common ownership.

Green going back on his hols does remind me a little of The Office when David Brent tells everyone they’re being made redundant but good news is that he’s been promoted.

I need to be careful how I word this but when I spoke to companies house about linking companies they explained it like this to me...

EG: if person A has been involved in company A and company A then goes into liquidation owing HMRC significant figures but person A also has a company B that has been late paying HMRC.

The only link between the two companies is that the Bradford Bulls use Marc Green's safe guard company to provide security on match days.

So because Marc's accounts are frozen then the only way the wages will be payed is by borrowing it from somebody else. If the hearing isn't until September then we'll have another pay day before then. I don't see this ending well at all.

Marc strikes me as a very proud man but I hope he swallows his pride and does what's best for him, his family and the club. If there's an opportunity to sell the club then he needs to take it as there's no way that his situation will get anything other than worse by carrying on.

It seems pretty unfair that the Bulls (a separate entity) are suffering because of the "failings" of an unrelated company.

To me also with this mystery "investor" is it someone willing to invest or someone wanting to buy the club? If the former why havent they already had a word with green and come to an arrangement? Seems to me its another one who wants to ride in like a white knight and use the club for personal gratification as previous people have done