You do realise you've walked into a wake to tell the bereaved how much you hated the deceased right? You're THAT person.

Are you speaking for yourself or me there? Admittedly, it works either way.

1. Nobody blamed the rent.

2. Everyone agrees that Lowes and Ferres signing 30+ players was partly to blame.

3. Lease = paying for the upkeep of the ground. That's cost £100ks. A SL Bulls couldn't afford it on crowds of 15k. A part time club on crowds of 1-2k certainly can't.

Maybe not a Greek tragedy, but since most of it is done on the net these days, it could be a Geek tragedy, I guess..

No one would believe it if is was made into a film. Too far fetched!

This is quite a turn of events, if true. It certainly poses more questions than it answers.

If this was the Wakefield or Wigan boards then the idiots would be banned after five minutes.

Don't blame it on the rent, blame it on the boogie.

Blimey. Talk about more questions than answers! What a feckin rollercoaster.

If the club hasn't officially been liquidated and is still in limo like Stuart Duffy says it is then could a new owner just appear to buy the club and satisfy the creditors with the administrator?

Just me. I spent a part of yesterday sharing my plan for the brick by brick removal of Featherstone so it could be rebuilt as a museum in a place people might want to visit.

Without knowing the details of what's going on it's very hard to say. If it's not formally liquidated then it's still admin. If it's still admin then this bidder will need to satisfy both RFL and creditors. The terms of the deal may affect the sanction imposed by the RFL. It all sounds a bit weird and far fetched. Who is the mystery bidder? Not Green?

Part of Scotland will fall off the map if Duffy survives and Eddie finds out.

The mystery bidder hasn't been named in the group conversation.