Looks like the end then at least in the short term.

I think the league should just leave it as 13 teams for now and let each side have a bye each week. If they bring in a side like Widnes now they risk them really losing heart by getting battered each week and it could be too soon for them. They need to let them plan and be in good shape for 2012.

A real shame for Wakey.

:/ so what does that mean for them? just not in existance till they can re-assemble a team? or do you think the owners will re-offer some old players a new contract but on less money or something

and what about the 2 points Cas earned?

and ill believe this when i see it on a "proper" official site..........not twitter

It was just posted on twitter, its from the sun.

Will surely be taken off them if no one else can play them!

And if they go out of business..were will they start up again..it cant be in the championship can it ?

which is hardly fair on cas.......but ive seen it happen in junior cricket leagues..but this is a PROFFESSIONAL sport.

let cas keep the points....let other teams benefit from a bye week

I think thats the way they will do.

the big question would have been if wakefield would have taken the 2 points off Cas

then it would be simple.....cas no points, still same result..i think........bells is kicking in ...lol

Nothing on the BBC or Wakefield's site. Hoping this isn't true.

If Wakey are gone, the RFL will have little alternative but to strip all MM points to keep a level playing field.

As Cas were the only team due to play them 3 times due to MM they'll either be at an advantage by keepIng the 2 pts or screwed if they're taken off.

Another reason why MM is a load of crapola.

well they have no staff, so who's gonna update the website??!!??

1 When being made redundant you have a 30 day consultation period so I doubt anyone has left yet

2 Numerous websites reading different things - one saying Kear has quit!!

3 This is normal procedure for any business going through administration. I have no doubt most of the staff including players, coaches, office, cleaning the whole lot will be made redundant and then they can 'cherry pick' if you will who they want 'back' and on what terms

It's a sad sad time for Wakey but for once I think the RFL have got it right in letting it play its course (I don't think they should have stepped in for Quins and Crusaders).

I also genuinely believe Wakey will (eventually after lots of hard work) be ok

The RFL can't step in because Wakefield have nothing to offer as security. The ground was sold by Ted Richardson to his own development company which then went bust. The ground is owned by an Irish Bank. I wouldn't believe anything you read in the Sun. Slightly more reliable is an article online by the Yorkshire Post which states that 14 admin staff were finished last night, but Kear and the players are still at the club and the takeover should be completed this morning.