Unbelievable all we have to do to stay up is win more than a crap Cas team and we fail. Dismally. To the do-gooders. Can you explain how two so called businessmen can let go a club legend who achieved 11 victories with a poor squad. To then release half that squad without adequate quality incoming. Recruiting a coach with no experience and expect anything less. 25 years of history wiped out sleepwalking into the championship. Thanks all 3 of you.

yes they are the accounts for 2022 which have just been filed, the latest ones on companies, are you saying we are now in a better position

I don't know. I haven't seen them, but I can say you can't make judgements in the current state of the club based on those accounts.

I don't really understand why you are so worried about them.
Debt is just the way the world works and we have a way of servicing the loans as, unlike a house, this asset earns money...providing they finish it soon.

On another note where is that wind bag these days?

Anybody who knew anything about rugby league knew we were in trouble at the Featherstone game
The buck stops with Carter I don’t blame Applegarth he did his best and is the scapegoat for the total and utter mismanagement of the club over the last 4 seasons

he's been a Facebook a few times then he's vanished again

He's talked about ill-health before, so I hope he's okay. Despite whatever differences of opinion people have on here, we all want the same thing: a successful Trin. This forum is just windbag stuff, and I'm sure we'd all have a pint with all the rest of us.

As for debts, the land loan was a necessarily evil required to buy the ground back, but the income from owning the ground should service that debt, and maybe more. Directors loans are a weird thing. Technically, a debt, but that all depends on whether the creditor will ever demand it be repaid, and are a way to reduce tax liabilities. In accounting terms, probably a good thing.

Running at a loss is different to being in debt. I don't know how we're doing there. Most people have mortgages and credit cards, and will be thousands and thousands of pounds in debt, technically. But if you can service them with your salary, it isn't an issue. In fact, servicing debts gets you a better credit rating.