I guess its not impossible that some future funder is sitting on his commitment and his brass until the kindergarten sorts itself out. Then, whoever is sat on the big stool holding the teddy, they'll commit?

Maybe it would be pretty unfair if the current BoD had lined up funding, only to be ejected and the new incumbents receive the benefit of it? But I guess that, as always, to the victor the spoils. If it meant we still had a half-decent team to watch, I guess the end would doubtless be seen to justify the means. ATEOTD the survival of the club is paramount.

Here we go again,its yet another dick measuring contest involving the Bulls management



Caisley started all of your 5hit without a doubt with his signing of Harris
Hood and his board were all clearly out of their depths whilst running the club

Seriously speaking i reckon that Kath Hetherington would be the ideal person for the job if the monetary backing could be sorted

Potter's comments post-match:

"The club needs to keep moving on and we have to keep rolling if the club wants to be in Super League so, if something has to change, I hope it's for the better of the club.

"Peter does love the club and he loves being associated with the club and for the moment he's chairman and has got my support."

Hopefully we can have some facts tomorrow that can be debated rather than this guesswork we are left with.

A share issue would be an option to consider. Politics aside of course!

So pledgees have effectively piissed there money up the wall?

Think I've said this more times than I can remember now, though - share issue is totally and utterly out of the question whilst we have the current shareholder impasse, sadly.

Current BoD could not issue new shares. And can anyone see Caisley wanting to play second fiddle - or for that matter any other major investor in the club?

Yeah, fair enough. In many ways Mick and the team are as remote from what is happening as the fans. As you know I did work at a company which hit financial problems (and eventually went belly up, but hopefully that will not happen in this case) so I have had the same sort of experiences which they will be going through at the moment, and it's not a nice place to be.

For what it's worth, I'd like to put on record my admiration for the players and coaching staff right now. They probably know little more than we do but they are going out and going about their work brilliantly and really sticking it to their opponents. Great show lads and much appreciated.

Not if the pledges ensured - for whatever reason, even if it was to stop himself being the most hated and despised man in Bradford - the one who is sat on the big stool holding the teddy after the EGM concludes that administration is not an option.

That is my hope.

This.

Think staffbulls comments were fair enough. If you were more transparent with your plans chris, you might get a more sympathetic hearing?

Perhaps the bigger question is why do people insist on hiding behind alias' on message boards? Perhaps "juliebull" can give us some insight into who she/he is and the impact that he/she is having on supporters?

It's not just CC that can be thrown at. The whole mess is a PR disaster for all parties involved.