Only way Bulls will be able to stay in superleague in my view is if bought withing the next ten days otherwise it becomes like the Rangers situation in that the spl clubs have refused to have the new company back in top division even though financially it would affect them.

I fail to see how the rfl and those who issue licences were not aware of problems but then again they did same with Crusaders, what would a reformed Bulls bring to superleague I feel very little.

This Cougar Outfits post was excellent.

According to look north this morning Bulls have been given a extra two weeks
by the administrators to save the club being wound up. Noble to take over as coach. (temp)

Looks like the administrator is dancing to Caisley's tune. I always thought that Noble had questionable morals but to step into Potter's shoes so quickly will stink of a stitch up job. As Jamie Peacock stated last night it will be a tough job for him to win the players over.

Has Bullman & Bull boy gone too, or is the administrator planning on appointing them to coach the team this Sunday ? - seriously this is getting beyond a joke

"We are extremely grateful to the Super League and to the RFL for advancing us funds to enable us to pay the July wage bill," he said.

The future of the club beyond July 27 now appears to rest with a group of local Asian businessmen, known as the ABC consortium, who have followed up their initial interest by holding talks with the RFL.

Guilfoyle confirmed he had "serious interest" from the ABC consortium but has yet to receive a formal offer.

The businessmen want a guarantee that Bradford will be allowed to keep their place in Super League while the major stumbling block is their insistence that they be given the chance to buy back the Odsal Stadium lease from the RFL before agreeing any deal to take over the club.

The RFL, who paid around £1.25million for the lease in January, are likely to place conditions on the future use of Odsal before agreeing to any deal."

1. I hope the Administrator paid the PAYE and National Insurance to the taxman as well.

2. Scottish football has done the proper thing - Rangers to the third division. The RFL should do the same with the Bulls for next season.

not again!