now that Rodney Walkers donation has been turned into a loan, he'll now become a creditor for Wakefield Trinity, should they end up in administration.

so with 160k owed him, he will have a significant stake in the money owed. It may just be enough to affect outcomes of votes when the administrators put plans forward

remembering the Leeds United situation I think it was 75% of the creditors (based on money owed) needed before a resolution could be accepted.

Are you a inbreed of Adybull..???

We owe Tax, we are not going to pay it the club will go bust, some one will get it for next to nothing end off... so can we move on....

Nah - leave it to Adeybull; you're a dolt.

Snip was for no purpose other than to keep the quote short. I did think you were having a dig though - so if that was not your intent then my apologies for suggesting otherwise.

I'll not get into a debate about whether I am naïve or whether I really expect the absolute integrity at all times that you suggest I do (its a "no" to both anyway) since you are right, we have violent agreement on the substance anyway.

My anger at the club directors over the PAYE and VAT is not personal to Wakefield - indeed I remain far more angry at what happened at Broncos and Crusaders - the latter seems to have had unpaid pensions too, in which case Maxwell's ghost still haunts us. I am angry because behaviour like this makes it increasingly hard for other struggling clubs and businesses to get a fair hearing from and accommodation with HMRC. As indeed I fear you guys have found post-Crusaders?

I'll sort this out later when i have more time so for now its locked