Could have done with some Green Shield ones.

What does it matter? It's a bit like the Kremlin keeping quiet about Chernobyl.

I thought they were all at the meeting?

But that was for the old club. Those kit are covered in sponsorship that a new owner wouldn't have to honor and could go looking elsewhere for to help fund the club.
Send them to Marc Green.

So it seems to be all the rumoured bidders from before. Glad in some ways that none of them wanted to give Greene a penny.

Not all players. Just like today with the meetings with the RFL there's meetings taking place all week between the RFL welfare officers and players-staff to financially assist them. Bravo to RL Cares for paying the wages.

Seeing all the players starting to sign for other clubs is the hardest part of this situation. Obviously I am glad they are getting fixed up with new jobs and they can start to look forward but from a fans perspective we are having to sit and watch the heart being ripped out of the carcass of what once was our club.

I'm not sure how I'm going to watch rugby again now as I don't particularly want to watch all our former players doing great for other teams when we never got to see our 2017 team once on the field.

I guess the only way is to wait for a new club to be formed and then just get behind it wholeheartedly and just try and ignore everything that the other clubs and players are doing.

It's hitting me a lot harder today than yesterday that's for sure.

Yes agreed. It's a good job someone cares.

It would seem so from what the RFL are saying and those bidders who are wanting self publicity by going on the radio and television.

nothing wrong with potential owners pinning their colours to the mast. We want someone to lead the club forward and be proud of it and showing the fans you care is part of that. Don't hide behind NDA's. That was to protect confidential info. This is a new entity. Honesty and integrity is what we need. No confidential info as there is no club.

But if it isn't to be Green "at the helm", at least he guaranteed that the season tickets sold would be honoured

So far Lamb/Irvine, Chalmers and Lawn have gone public. If that's just three of the ten bids then we should be ok in safe hands.