Not that you probably have a clue what one is, but that's a total [inon sequitur[/i. Google it. The administrations were in neither case precipitated by overpaying players, but the background to each admin is well known and so you are either bullting or just trolling.

So just for clarity. You could afford that team, you never went tits up twice and did pay your players on time. Yep, financial stability is what comes to mind when you say Bradford Bulls.

FA wasn't talking about pruning bushes.

You are denser than the average neutron star. You are to clarity what Toulouse Lautrec was to pole vaulting.

To you, perhaps, but I think you may be in a minority.

Mable - I refuse to believe that you genuinely think we went into Admin twice simply because we had a team we couldn't afford.

I know it's a great throwaway criticism for people to use but you do realise it's a nonsense right?

You've gone and done it now, because that is TWO posts for Mable - who can't even spell her own feckin name - to mull over. Given she clearly can't chew gum and walk at the same time, I fear you have now caused brain overload and Mable will be a shivering wreck, crying in a corner somewhere.

Murderer.

In Mable's case, the first task would be to fire up sufficient neurons for her to actually "think" at all. You never quite know, of course, and there was that parrot once that acquired a vocabulary of hundreds of words, but for Mable to then progress from arguably sentient to "serious" thinking seems, on available evidence, a bridge too far.

Well, you know what some people are like FA, like giving a dog a bone, they just don't know when to let it drop..

The simple fact is that expenditure grossly exceeded income, and this deficit was not underwritten. Hence administration occurred. Had expenditure and income been more closely aligned, the company may have been able to continue trading.

No shìt, Sherlock...

Wow with such knowledge like that you must be a supreme business man.

Bear takes roll of Andrex treewards.

Maybe he could run advanced business masterclasses as a fundraiser for the Bulls