RBS, well I suspect they sponsor the "Six Nations".

Anyone else want to do some digging?

I think not.The Board would have been aware of the long term and short term cash flow situation, and the potentials of their every actions many months ago.
It is inconceivable that there has now suddenly appeared a financial situation that they should have anticipated. This smacks of incredible bad financial planning.

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I did offer my services at an early Bullbuilder meeting.

I work for a high st bank and have a portfolio of small business customers. Should have taken about 24 hours to open once forms & ID complete. Did you have problems???

We were told to use Co-op bank by Supporters' Direct. You will appreciate why.

I would much much prefer we had gone with your proposal - think I speak for all of us - but it was made pretty clear what was expected. Although maybe it might have been better had you been responsible for the Bulls' account...?

And our experience was precisely what I told people I expected it to be, unfortunately.

If you knew which bank i worked for you might think co-op was the better option!!!

RBS were fully within their rights to withdraw the overdraft.

I have no doubt they did this for a reason.

I believe I recall precisely which bank you worked for!

Still there?

Do share your in-depth knowledge with us as to the reason?

Lets just say, I doubt the bank I work in will be offering the Bulls an overdraft.....

No, empty vessel.

Is it correct It's D day next friday?

No. It was 6 June 1944.

Sound. I'll donate party rings to the office party. They are class

True, but you have to admit Party rings taste good?