Long time reader of the forum, first time poster.

I don't want to get a bad rep, but I feel the need to make a few points.



You only get a tax bill a) when you've made a profit and b) the tax bill becomes payable on a recognised due date which is clearly set out in law. We've got this tax bill because we owe the money to HMRC. We as supporters need to understand that the club has not been run particularly well in the past and we are now suffering for this. I think we all have to be realistic and accept if the tax is due it has to be paid otherwise the club will be hit with even more penalties and interest from HMRC which makes our position even worse.



I don't think we can blame Geoff Burrow for stating the facts, if our club is in dire financial straights we all have to be man enough to accept this and try and work towards sorting out the issues. The players are no different to the rest of us in that we all have mortgages and bills to pay every month and if our salaries don't go in on the correct day, we all become worried as to whether the money will be received and I'm sure you are in the same position. Remember the players are just trying to protect their own interests via the gmb union.

Sorry to be all doom and gloom, but hopefully we'll get some good news on the 22nd!

People will choose to believe whichever version suits their own personal agenda, nothing to do with facts, links or anything else.

Don`t shoot the messenger, but I have been told that you have had to dip into next years sky money.Anyone confirm this?

Must be true then, it you've been told that.

I've been told that Teds secret business partner is non other than Thaksin Shinawatra and as a result Teds assets have been frozen by the Gov't at the Request of the Thai authorities. Man City's new owners have contacted the club about payment of money promised by Shinawatra during his time as their owner. They demanded that Wakefield pay up but instead they're going to play their reserve games at the new stadium for free. That all sounds OK but they want to play their U18s on a Friday and their reserves on Sunday which means Trinity's games have been switched to Tues mornings.


Oh! And Imelda Marcos has demanded that Di returns the Jimmy Choo shoes she borrowed for a Philippine state banquet thrown in honour of Manny Pacquiau

All players payments have been processed. If they ain't got the money, then it will be with them on Monday. No control over banking processes regrettably!

On that note, and unless there are further developments, we will leave this subject here!