Appreciate it looks that way as I cannot nane the source, however, rest assured this a source that was as close to the club in the past as anyone can possibly ever have been and is keen to get back on board.

sounds like Caisley to me.

Well, Caisley has already been mentioned as actively looking for investment, and I guess its very much in his best interests with him being a 26% shareholder.

As I have said a few times: the obvious (and perhaps only) candidate.

I've also said that, unless there was a prepack waiting ready to roll as soon as the Order was granted, I'd really fear for the club's future if there was any protracted administration.

It'll be a strange experience seeing Mr Caisley back at Odsal.

Should the club fall over, despite everything, one school of thought is that a Caisley-led consortium would be the worst possible outcome, other than all the other possible outcomes that there might be. (With apologies to Winston)

These stories have always gone round though; remember when the story was that Ken Morrison wouldn't invest in the club because, allegedly, he and Jack Tordoff "didn't get on" This seems to be cut from the same source.

which source came up with that bulliac

God knows mate. It was trotted out regularly by several people as the reason why Ken wouldn't invest in the club back when JCT first became the shirt sponsor. Like 99% of rumours it's probably a load of tosh. Trouble is you just don't know which rumour is the 0.01% which turns out to be true!

Yeah, I know what you mean. All Il say is this has come from the horses mouth of the person involved, so its not a rumour.

If it indeed has, why did he tell you? And did he authorise you to disclose it? Don't read anything into it - its just a genuine question.

What about the other 0.99%?

I think I'd best get my posts audited before pressing send....

You ought to work for a bank....

Todays news is what I was eluding too, in a roundabout way in this thread.