Hate to see any club having these sort of problems
And would hope that we would show our selves as bigger and better than them if it came to a vote, it should not be about getting our own back.
Good luck to Bradfurt there is too much history there for em to be allowed to go to the wall

Imagine..do you reckon the present directors and owners of Bradford have actually thought what the history of the club is worth, nothing really obviously, they do not value it, to place it in such a position in the first place, we need a million pounds, wow, what a crass statement and what was with the business plan, five, four, three, two, one years ago etc, franchise and all, obvious they have pulled the wool over everyones eyes including the RFL and the fans, I like Bulls fans, good honest folk and a credit to the club, just listen to what the big cheeses have to say about the situation on t'internet and BBC/Sky etc, all business plans and stakeholders, not RL people, are they even from Bradford, what about the local council, does anyone else care in the town, Vote none of the above.

Would we get the same help/aid/exsposure etc, if/when we are in the same position, take the points deduction on the chin and get on with it, simples

Just because a club has happened to exist for a while doesn't give them a divine right to continue.

No look at the Quins

No it doesnt but nor should it mean that the rest of the league? they are still reasonably supported (massively by our standards) and have a very strong track record in Superleague. Will we get a better replacemenrt? no. Apart from Leeds/Wigan and perhaps Warrington is suspect every other SL club is running on a knife edge. the economics of the game dont add up, if sky pulled the plug then the league would fold period, would have to go back to part time etc.

sad fact. but then most professional sport seems to be the same with a few exceptions usually bankrolled by a few wealthy individuals?

I think you'll find Quins are doing quite nicely.

Obvious and completely irrelevant.

Not really, its a main point that is being dragged up frequently like it is some sort of justification for a bail out. Glad you agree it is irrelevant however.

While you are quite correct , a long historical presence tends to be what ultimatly saves clubs in this position , the London club however doesn't have that to fall back on

What's irrelevant is your denial of a "divine right". Nobody on here has suggested invoking the Almighty in aid of the Bulls. So far from being a "main point", it's not a point made by anybody at all.

OK if you say so

it would seem it's not just RL on financial shaky ground, the Rah Rah boys are having a spot of bother themselves. Wasps say they only have enough money to see out the season, after that it's administration unless someone comes and buys them