It looks like we are victims or circumstance this time -

The RFL who bought the ground demanded all outstanding monies owed to them are paid immediately - and not over a period of time as previously agreed

Which was the exact same amount as they bought the ground for

and RBS has seriously cut/withdrawn their overdraft facility

The bottom line is they don't have any cash flow due to this which has put them in the position they are now in

The answer is to stop letting morons run our clubs (which are largely independent businesses). If you budget for making finals and winning silverware you're prob gonna go bust.

If the game had been expanded 100 years ago we would have more players than the aussies now and the game would probably be strong in Wales and Ireland and maybe worldwide. Soccer may still be the No.1 sport but we'd be a close no 2 i reckon.

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There are plenty of owners of rugby league clubs and in the North as well that just do not seem to have a clue! it is unbelievable that chairmen of successful clubs do not even attend Super League Chairman meetings were voting takes place to run the game, so many now want to reduce the number of club in Super League as they feel there will be more Sky money to share, do they seriously think Sky will pay the same monies for a 12 team league?

Chairmen of clubs complain in the public and media about the Stobart deal,the problem is some of them did not even attend the meeting to vote about the offer. So many fans felt that the deal was good for the game, I'm am still not sure how? I think you get a Blue Peter badge if you ever spot a branded lorry, but what does the branding mean to many who do see the trucks around the country, it could be for union many would no different, we could have gone with Betfair and paid for some trucks to be branded! When you look at the money paid for the sponsorship of the Union Premiership we look a joke.

The whole game not just our club is in a total mess, the situation at Bradford is a joke when they were so successful for so many years off the pitch, were did the money go? not on the ground! all that is happening now as happens with so many RL clubs is sticking plaster! a short term fix, the £1 million if raised will be gone in days and they still have to survive!

Those at the top in the RFL are clearly not doing a good job and so many club chairmen do not seem to have a real clue! is there any hope?