Yeah screw Bradford! I always hated them after their fans bricked opposition coaches leaving the ground and when they invaded the pitch and tore the posts down on national TV! Screw those arrogant, aggressive pillocks!

As a Bradford fan, I thought a large percentage of our fanbase were very poor winners when success came around, I feel there's also a sense of entitlement and over-importance in a lot of fans because of the success in the early SL days - so lingering resentment from that amongst other fans doesn't surprise me in the slightest, RL does not owe Bradford a living.

Ah, I see you've moved on to irrational hatred of another club since venting your spleen about WTW a few months back.

When exactly will you be doing that -kicking event you promised you would do if ever Mr Glover put temporary stands at BV?

I hope the Bulls come out the other side of this bigger and stronger than before as we need a team like the Bulls. They did so much for SL at the beginning with all the hoopla and stuff at their games in the form of entertainment and had great teams and to see this go would be a tragedy.

If they do survive i hope they don't go back to the 'entertaining' 10 minutes to read the team sheet out.

R.L have claimed the Bulls can continue playing fixtures till the end of the season.

As sorry as i feel to those who made donations i feel the R.F.L will bend over backwards to help them due to their involvement in the Stadium, would they help others?.

Oh no, the RFL have a totally irrational but overbearing deep all-encompassing love for the Bulls, for unknown reasons, and an equal degree of hate for every other club. I suspect that the Bulls are the basstard lovechild of the RFL. The RFL's sole mission is to screw over everybody else and benefit the Bulls.

If it was any other club, all the RFL would do is laugh manically as they danced on its grave.

It'll be interesting to see how they manage that if they go into liquidation and are unable to pay players, staff or suppliers.

A nonsense response from the RFL as ever.

If the wage bill is £200,000 per month, thats 800k to come from somewhere, perhaps this is the right thing to do or maybe they feel confident that there will still be a Bradford team ?

I think the Tax Man ought to be questioning the sale of Odsal to the RFL.

There are a number of things that appear potentially difficult about the sale: Did Bradford and the RFL understand the poor financial state of the club, and the impending likelihood of liquidation? If so, was the sale concocted to ensure that Odsal would not be sold due to liquidation? Were fair market rates paid by the RFL, for an asset that would have had substantial value for the clubs creditors?

In other words, have Bradford illegally cheated their creditors out of money that could have been released during liquidation? And are the RFL conspirators in this potential fraud?

There may be circumstances that I am unaware of that may render my questions moot - but the situation certainly seems to be more than coincidental, in my opinion.

But the RFL don't own the stadium, they own the lease. Which I would imagine is of little value on its own.

As for it being a nonsense response from the RFL, how so? All they've said is if a newco were setup they would be able to continue with Bradfords fixtures for this season. It seems a reasonable statement to me.

Will they still receive a points deduction this season whether it be Bulls or Newco? I think there will be a lot of unhappy fans out there if the Bulls keep their license for the rest of the license period. Especially when the RFL said it was clamping down. Personally I don't mind either way as long as it doesn't adversely affect my club. Whatever the outcome, in the long run the Bradford fans will have a club to support which will come back stronger.