Sincerley hope they survive, but it's likely any buyer will wait until the 11th hour to make a move in order to drive the hardest bargain.

As somebody who until now has defended the license system to my mates, I'm beginning to wonder how despite all the claims to the contrary, it's working? Three clubs in administration in three seasons, and one of them liquidated?! It just doesn't stack up.

Shouldn’t you be concentrating on Stadia matters and stuff ?

I’ve no idea how the points deduction is worked out, you maybe correct regarding a mid-season collapse as opposed to closed season, however, Wakefield’s was right on the cusp of the new season as opposed to Crusaders, but both got same four point deduction?

If we do survive this season, the challenge will be to keep as many as possible of those fans having lost our best young players and restored season ticket prices to more realistic levels.

All these people with wish lists of Bulls players to snap up make me sick - as they did last year re Wakey. I hope the Bulls survive as intact as possible.

If they get liquidated then their points are not going to matter as they will not exist. I am sure Bradford are not that worried about the points and just want to avoid being wound up.

Why? you are talking about young men some with families. I doubt they can support them in the Championship. If they can secure their future then good for them, the more that get snapped up the better. It is not their fault the club was mismanaged and the fans were not willing to pay anything for their season tickets.

Question - if Bradford liquidate, do all the games they've played void and the teams that beat them lose points?

I would imagine Yes, if they are unable to complete the season.

Probably just award a win for every team who played them and a win for remaining fixtures. Otherwise it wouldn't be fair as Leeds would potentially lose out as they play 3 games against them this season.

Yes.

Good point and I didn't think about that... but it will still adjust the table, because anyone who has played them and lost will gain 2 points.

I assume they will adjust the points for & against as well?

What would that matter though? Performances on the field are the last thing that the RFL take in to consideration for licensing. If they do manage to get through this, and its a big if, then as long as they are sound in every other aspect it will give them time to grow.

But it will adjust for everyone as everyone will be awarded a win for every game against the Bulls. For the points difference, they could just say 0 or a win by 10. Just guess work at the min. Knowing the RFL they'll probably let current results stand and award wins for the remaining fixtures.

I think the best way of doing it is probably to wipe all of their results except the Magic Weekend one, so every team has played 25 games on the table at the end of the season, instead of Leeds having 24.

Probably better to give everyone 2 points for each of the Bulls fixtures with a win by 10 points. What would have happened if the Bulls had won at Manchester? I think Leeds would be calling it unfair.