Just as long as we get to 400 pages.

That is all that matters now.

Which pub has CBeebies on? Especially at this time

Gareth Walker piece in mirror..he's spoken to administrators.



Bradford Bulls’ future remains in doubt as crucial talks with a new bidder for the troubled club take place with the RFL.

The previous preferred party - a consortium including New Zealander Andrew Chalmers - had their bid for the Championship club rejected by administrators.


That was despite having been backed by the RFL following lengthy talks over Bradford’s Odsal home, which is owned by the sport’s governing body.

Since Christmas, a new bidder has come forward that is currently holding the same stadium discussions with the RFL before any progress can be made.

The former World Club champions have now been in administration for six weeks, with the new season little over a month away.

Joint administrator Gary Pettit confirmed that the consortium’s bid had been rejected because it was unacceptable to creditors, and that he is now waiting to learn the results of talks between the new bidder and the RFL.

Pettit told Mirror Sport: “All the focus now is on the RFL and the administrators working together on the only other viable option on the table.

The interested party has been corresponding with the RFL, and we’re waiting to hear the feedback from those discussions before moving forward again

Any bid has to be approved by the administrators and the RFL - you can’t have one without the other.

“I have to remain positive that this purchase will go through because the other alternative is a dark cloud hanging over us.

Mirror Sport understands that the RFL has been in touch with senior Bulls players to update them directly on the situation.

The players and staff are due to be paid for December on Friday, and coach Rohan Smith remains hopeful of a successful resolution.

His squad are currently on a planned break for Christmas.

Smith said: “We’re back in on Monday and we’re hoping that things can get sorted out before then.

“We just want to be able to get on with training with clear minds.

“We’re in decent shape as a squad given the amount of uncertainty that we’ve had at the club.”

Stops broadcasting at 7, fact.
Probably one of the few solid ones around at the moment

So Green has turned it down then?
Cheers Marc.

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Take ya sarcastic comments and shove em.

I'm hear to support the club and the players. I haven't done anything to offered or upset anyone.

Also never told lies or try fill people with rubbish. Not aimed at you.

So either Frank or el red has been spinning us a yarn!

Either Danny Sawrij (Leo Group) is Franks horse which has been in the running all along; or its el red's shout as the latest new bidder - it cant be both, cos neither mentioned a newly formed consortium or an increased bid.

So come on Frank & el red - one of you is not "in the know"

Why would the creditors turn down a bid if the apparent alternative was liquidation? Unless they are aware of another deal on the table that is? If it was a poor bid, Would they get more money back by liquidating the club? I'm a bit baffled by all this.

Only money Green would get back from liquidation would be all the computer equipment (couple of 1000 quid) didnt he do something a couple of month back that if Odsal lease is sold he gets a bit of money?

I can't see they would unless every person in Bradford has been spending like me in the club shop

I'll make the same agreement as before. If the Leo Group bid has been around for more than the last week then I won't post on here again.

They are definitely a New Bid and it is totally dependent on the land at Odsal being made available. No lease means no deal as they are not too interested in the Bulls even though they have enough financial clout to take the club out of this mess and keep them out.

Do they want the land for rugby use el? Or some of the land? Can do want they want with the rest as long as there is a stadium for the Bulls