Well you may well be right, you'd think that in three days of talks that issue might have cropped up already.

I'm just nervous about it. Especially if it's Chalmers as he's not a money man and has a bit of a poor record with businesses in the past. If it's him who's pulling his strings?

Maybe Donald Trump wants to extend the golf course at the back.

This

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Do I win £5?

What irks me most at this time is the fact that, although inappropriate, people would look to apportion blame for failure.Really sad that Bradford has spawned certainly three very wealthy 'sons' who unfortunately, whilst mindful of the situation, have no interest in becoming involved.

Ricky ain't about today.

......and if you look at the twitter account that same post training picture was actually posted on the 10th December. Seems FB isn't the only social media suffering from 'fake news'

and then putting the trademark 'sun' spin on it to make as seem as dramatic as they can.

What irks me more is one those wealthy "sons" has not wished to do anything for the city.

If he is not interested in helping the Bulls (although he laughingly described himself as a fan when he retired), why not do something of benefit.

Why not the Odeon? or sponsor a ward at BRI? or a school?

"Nigel Wood Ate My Hamster"


...and then went back for the cage.

I would be immensely sceptical of classing anything written in the Sun as "news".

NZ Herald piece on Chalmers & Lowe dated 2015 - Guess it will have been resolved now :-

New Zealand league legend Graham Lowe's former recruitment company has been put into liquidation owing Inland Revenue almost $1 million.

But the 10-staff business that Lowie Recruitment Ltd operated is still running and was sold to another firm before the insolvency, liquidators said yesterday.

Although the business - still trading as Lowie Recruitment - continues to use Lowe's nickname, the former Manly, Queensland and Kiwis coach is no longer involved in it, a staff member told the Weekend Herald.

The business is now run as a division of Pounamu International, a company co-directed by former New Zealand Rugby League chairman Andrew Chalmers.

Mr Chalmers directed the now-liquidated Lowie Recruitment alongside Mr Lowe, who resigned from its board in October last year about two months before liquidators were appointed.

Liquidator Mike Lamacraft in his first report said that the company fell behind in its tax obligations and was unable to reach a repayment deal with Inland Revenue.


After the IRD served it a demand, the company decided to go into voluntary liquidation shortly before Christmas.

The liquidators say the company owes IRD $960,000 and other creditors $40,000.

Neither Mr Lowe nor Mr Chalmers responded to messages left by the Weekend Herald yesterday.