The cherry on the top will be Bradford making the playoffs and winning the GF - with the aid of their competitors' donations



Up the Bulls!

Nah.In 23 months time all will be forgotten and by then a 'less important' club will have had money troubles and the spotlight will be on them.

That's exactly true. Who cares now that Wakey went bust?

Bring on the next laughing stock . . .

Seems he was referring to a 'mini round of licencing'. Apparently the Bulls will be put up against a few Championship clubs to see who presents the best case for a licence for the remaining two years.

Sounds like a fudge to me.

Jeez, anybody with a modicum of intelligence knew that Bradford would be saved.

All the media articles, Sky debates, good luck messages from other clubs supporters & the nihilistic predictions from Bradford’s “long suffering” supporters – Aghhhh.

Finally the little caveat as to whether they will be S.L next season.



[size=200Please make it stop - of course they will![/size

As if! Why would any championship club be mug enough to fall for that? Another RFL attempt to give credibility to their farce of a licencing system. Just keep the Bulls In super league and you can all get back to play happy families!

I wonder if they will try and make the most of Odsal itself- i.e. will BPA move in and even see speedway come back?

Would Super League tolerate curly corners?

You're rambling, mate. Deep breaths. I reply to posts, not posters, so don't worry about being stalked as honestly I have no designs on you at all



As for the RFL, I'm not sure what the point of any meeting would be if they weren't going to listen and take into consideration the views expressed at the meeting. So far as I can see, the RFL have been pretty consistent throughout.

Oh and ta for pointing out this is an internet forum. I had thought it was a pilchard.

Do the RFL EVER stop lying?

BLAKE SOLLY:
=#0000FF"However, he said it was “too early to say” if the club would remain in the top-flight next season.

Asked what it would take to enable the side to stay in Super League, Mr Solly replied: “Once the transfer of the ownership is complete, the hard work of retaining the club’s Super League status will begin in earnest.

“The new owners are going to have to put the hard yards in.”

[size=200Stop it.

Stop it now![/size

Well, to listen to some, the RFL don't worry about anything that's bent.

Ho ho. Ha ha!