hope they survive too, we've been there and thanks to mr glover we're coming out the other end, just a point tho, thought all clubs had to have a sound financial package/ forcast in place to get a franchise.

You may as well pop to your local Game shop and give the kids behind the counter some money because bad management has sent the company into administration and they'll find it a lot harder to find work than a bunch of rugby players.

There will still be rugby in Bradford even if this company goes out of business, the fans will still have a team to support and if the players are good enough, they'll stay in work. Tough, that's life.

Said previously the Bulls will come out of this smelling of Roses-apart from feeling sorry for the genuine Bulls supporters, I personally couldn't give a toss about the club but in any event they will not be allowed to fold. The worst they can fear is going into administration like us. If they did that I wouldn't complain it certainly gave us a fresh start and new hope.
What I cannot stomach is all the sympathy thrown their way. They got in the mess let them get out of it!
If all fails I'm sure clubs like Halifax will be watching the situation very closely!

Yes.
I like to think of myself as a fair minded soul, but there does seem to be excessive sympathy for the Bulls when in fact with all the success they have had they should still be flying, not in the mire.
Was sympathetic at first ,but it is being eroded away.
I agree, as someone stated, makes us stronger.

The statement from Peter Hood about the Natwest role in all this makes things either less, or more clear, depending on your viewpoint.

Being a cynical soul, my own view is that the current begging exercise is an attempt to avoid the bank calling in the personal guarantees of members of the BoD; in that way, it could be viewed as saving a few individuals, rather than saving the Bulls. As for the Coral Stand being worth £3.6 million - that's tosh; Mr Hood appears to be one of those people who believes that things are true simply because he thinks they should be.

In the end, I believe the exercise will fail and that they'll go into administration anyway - hopefully that will happen before the 'pledges' turn into actual money; I wouldn't like to see a load of decent Bulls fans ripped off. Maybe Messrs O'Connor, Peacock & Pryce could use the money they've been raising to benefit the young player who needs urgent cancer treatment?

Very good point Bren. I'd rather save the Eastmoor lad.