You can bet your house that the RFL wouldn't have made such a generous offer to bidders if it had been us facing liquidation.

I hope this sentence goes a long way to help people realise why there is not much sympathy from a large amount of Wakey fans.

There are people out of work not to mention all the poor buggers who have bought a season ticket, a bit more class required.

Tbf crusaders were told they had enter the league via champ 1 , more protection !!

Just think, a new club called Bradford Phoenix could possibly be in the million pound game in less than a year and in Super League next season!!!!! Talk about preferential treatment.

Yep there are people out of work now but why wasn't the administrator inviting bids for players?
As far as I'm aware, there had been nothing about having to sell players to help with debts.

A simple bye round with an 11 team championship is a potential solution.

Terrible news for Bradford, and a sad day for rugby league as a whole. I've some great memories of watching Wakefield at Odsal.

On the flip side a carte Blanche to give a new club in Bradford a spot in the championship is just ridiculous. Fair enough allow Bradford Bulls to remain in the league with a 12 point deduction. But it is only right that any new team start at the bottom and work their way up. It also would ensure a new club has the financial base to grow. Rangers FC is a good example for this situation.

The rfls quick statement seems to say they have someone lined up? In rle the chief executive of Rotherham titans says he would buy the club if it went into liquidation... they should start from the bottom and a club which has kept solvent take their place!

Will the new Bradford club be able to retain the old's previous achievements in rugby league e.g Super League and the WCC?

They shouldn't be able to, but they will be allowed to