If they remain in special measures then it is not a direct result of the decision to leave odsal the RFL obviously had concerns about the bulls finances already.

It maybe the case that with the reported savings from moving out of odsal that the finances going forward will be acceptable, but if insufficient information has been provided then I don’t see how the RFL can remove the special measures at the present time.

Be interesting to see what Chalmers next statement says

So it may (and I stress may) be that the special measures are not related to the move. Hell of a coincidence if so but not impossible.

That's perfectly possible. It just seems strange timing

Does that statement not strike anyone else as being incredibly unprofessional in tone? Even with my red amber and black glasses off it is worded oddly. I'm not sure governing bodies generally use phrases like "Based on the information received the RFL feel that this decision made by the Bradford Bulls directors is a poor one".

How about you use grown up language or stick to Facebook.

Nothing unprofessional about that, they are expressing an opinion based on the evidence provided by the club. They are the guardians of the sport, and it is beholden upon them to advise (publically if needed) against decisions which they feel would be detrimental to the sport as a whole, individual leagues, and individual clubs

Would you be whining if the RFL had said "... Bradford Bulls Directors is a good one"

I very much doubt it. It works both ways

You obviously don't like the club, so your comments seem a 'tad' irrelevant, wouldn't you agree ?

I like Bradford Bulls, the proper one, the one with all of the history. The one that no longer exists.

This new club is an embarrassment, they have taken the long suffering fans for guilible suckers again and again. Their actions have been well below the standards you'd expect of even a barely competent amateur club. Chalmers has consistently acted like a petulant toddler who blames everyone else for his own actions

Do you see why this appears ever so slightly at odds with the previous:

Reading comprehension isn't your strong point is it. Maybe try reading in full sentences

Ah, the Northern club of pre 1974?