i do enjoy it when people say stuff.......without thinking about it...............at all
its usually best if witty and/or fierce comebacks actually make a little sense.
as you well know being in adminstration during a franchise period is no longer a major consideration.
also, we never had a franchise, so i fail to see how we could have promised anything regarding going into administration on the back of a franchise. BTW, going into administration happened before the franchise announcements, it would be a bit strange to promise to not do something which had already happened.
Do try harder.

I'm sure Halifax and their lawyers will be watching the situation with interest.

Not a chance. Fax should (and i suspect they will) just get on with life in The Championships. If they get serious fanancial backing and the crowds hit a regular 3,000 then it'll be time to take interest again. Until that time they shouldn't even contemplate applying again. At least now it's apparent what is [ireally[/i required from the RFL aside from the bul[ils[/ihit floutable "criteria" which fronts the licensing program.

Perhaps not a skeleton, but it seems rather odd that Mr Moss appears not to know what his own middle name and date of birth are.

At Companies House his directorship of Wrexham FC is listed as [sizePhilip[/size Moss Date of Birth 01/07/[size1948[/size

However, his directorship of Crusaders is listed as [sizeJames[/size Moss Date of Birth 01/07/[size1947[/size

Rich , how funny would it be if nobody applied from the Championship next time

The thing is though this time the club going up is clearly stronger than around 4/5 clubs already in SL at the time they were given the spot

Next time , if Cas and Wakey get stadiums sorted , it is clearly going to be a weaker bid from any Championship club , so unless SL is going to grow , then it will clearly be a farce

When exactly are you referring to?In 2008 the club had already come through administration so as has already been pointed out they couldn't promise the RL they would avoid something that had already happened.If you are referring to our application which was refused then yes,a cash bond of half a million pounds was offered as security, a promise if you will,which the RFL, in their infinite wisdom, declined.If you are referring to our succesful bid this year then it matters not as administration is no longer important so no promise necessary.

i thought wakefild council was building a community stadium for the city?.

No, the council has refused to build a stadium for any of the 3 teams in the district, they have said they would provide land worth 2m to borrow against for cas and wakey (but not fev, which is wrong imho). The wakefield stadium is billed as stadium for the whole city, although as far as i am aware only trinity will be using it.

a letter of invitation was sent to all sporting clubs in the district as i recall, some chose to be involved others including cas chose not to.