So if the money was not from Sky for playing in super league, where is the Sky money!!

It's probably the 50% [misappropriated by the other clubs.

On the updated T&A article it states that Omar's legal fees will be added onto the administration costs and that the administrator is not personally liable. I hope this doesn't mean that Mr. Green will have to fund it?

The most amazing thing about this story is that FA has not posted anything about it. I was hoping for further and better particulars on why the RFL claim was allowed in the first place and why it has now been discounted. At the time I could understand the RFL/SL being able to claim any actual advances of Sky funding, but could not see how, if the bulls had delivered a team for a year that the Sky funding for that year could be clawed back. The teams wages had been paid, Sky had had their opportunity to televise our games, any clawback therefore over punitive.

Everyone's second-favourite thread is finally back!



As I informed the forum, Omar commenced court action in the High Court to set aside the dodgy creditor's meeting, which will now need to be re-held.

Fast Forward to March 2015: OK has now won his case, and been awarded his costs. The High Court ruling also states that the Super League, which had voted on the basis it was owed more than £900,000, should be given no voting rights at all.

Oops.



But apparently, it isn't, Mr. Solly. "Yesterday, the RFL declined to comment on the decision." That doesn't surprise me any more, they have a huge brass neck, lot of carpet and a very big brush.



Well, so far as I'm concerned, some very strange things seem to have occurred, and I await with great interest the findings of the independent liquidator. I'm sure I can hear some bums squeaking.

This needs to be merged with the original thread.

The mystery of how or why the late claim was admitted is as intriguing as how come, if owed £1m, the RFL had until the last moment not bothered to claim for it.

But anyway the result is that Omar is the main creditor, that he therefore gets to appoint the liquidator of OK Bulls, and I expect is likely to appoint someone who will be keen to find where the bodies are buried.

Oh, and another thing: we had a whole lot of abuse aimed at Omar disputing what he'd put in to the club. The High Court has now confirmed that his pocket was out to the tune of £978,920. Whatever you think he did well or badly, he indisputably lost a million quid in trying to keep our club afloat. As I have said many times before, I for one will always be grateful for that.

Thanks for this update FA, it is indeed a bizarre state of affairs.

I got a really awful feeling when I saw this accursed thread back.... and then the relief washed over me when I realised it's just the rfl about to be made to look poor No. 7466.

I'm saving my relief for future events.

No. This is purely Omar with an axe to grind vs the RFL. With the administrator getting a kicking in passing.

I can't see how this could involve Mr Green directly. He may be asked as a witness I suppose, also his 3 predecessors if it gets to that stage.

I think it's spelt PURE......and chased.

I think they should appear in front of a Commons Select Committee.

This was my fear when I read the article. Being purely selfish about it, I just hope it cannot impact on what appears to be our re-stabilized and re-energized club.