It's not a new bid, as El Red has also confirmed it's been around for a long time

He looks to be an interesting character anyway.

What's his interest in the Bulls?

El Red said new bid not long back.

He was born in Halifax and has a plant in Bradford. His company is planning to build a £4m anaerobic digester and has begun work on a 10MW biomass plant in Aberdeen

So maybe he sees the Odsal site as a potential place for Bradford to have one of these digester or biomass plant things. After all recycling is high on the agenda for both environmental and political reasons. Maybe saving the Bulls and buying the land can boost his company further. The money he would make using that land would fund the Bulls without him having to dip his hand in his pocket. Saying that the interest on his £360million would probably fund the Bulls and leave him some cash left over

Guessing NDA's are out of the window then too?

Clock is ticking, wages have to be paid, so surely this deal has to be a go-er.

Just been on Radio Leeds, though a bit light on specifics, it seems that the previous bid has been rejected by the administrator/creditors but a 'new' bid is now being considered, so we're not yet being wound up. They don't know who is behind the bid, though they believe it might be a splinter from one of the other groups plus someone new. So they 'believe' it 'might' be...as I say, a bit light on specifics.

Also, as a potential creditor [via my paid for season ticket] I wonder why I haven't been asked to attend the meeting?

Nothing as to why the bid was rejected though? Do you think we will ever know?

Now I'm confused.

El red says Danny (Leo Group) is the new bid - but Frank is suggesting that Danny Sawrij has been in since the beginning.

At one point I thought both Frank & El Red knew the true story - but now even they are contradicting each other.

Can the real bidder please stand up

Not necessarily contradicting each other if it is a revised bid, i.e. creditors said no, and they are upping their bid.

I have been confused for weeks. Does anyone know what is going on?
I don't even know what day it is.

Seems a bit silly for someone worth circa £400m, who owns a company with £50m+ annual turnover, to be reaching a sticking point over paying someone back the £650k they are owed. It's pennies to Sawrij, his company will have earned that much in the next fortnight!
You want rid of Green it's simple - pay him his money back.