And again.

But he's right.

And again.

I came on here to post simple information, within my area of expertise. I defy anyone to identify any trolling in what I said. If I had wanted to troll, there was sure as hell of a lot more I could have said.

I leave wishing I had never done anything last year to help YOUR club. After comments like the above, and the torrent of abuse and lecturing that we seem to have been on the end of from Wakefield fans in recent months, I sure as hell never will again.

err, no he isn't necessarily - no one knows the facts on here certainly not that dope.

I think you made it clear how much Trinity fans have done you're head in giving advise that you didn't want to here, or in you're opinion had no right to give lol, so it's not to much of a stretch to imagine you loved pooping up here as soon as news broke to tell us all, ' a winding up Petition is far from "nowt to worry about".

And again...

Give over and stop insulting our collective intelligences, your trolling - I don't blame you but at least be honest and cut the indignation stuff.

LOL Supercat was right, come on man.

Sorry thought you meant Adeytroll

Been reading some of Adeys post for a few months when looking at the Bradford situation and he's deffo bitter towards us lot. His usual line was i can't stand those i told you so wakefield fans trying to make us see sense when it come to going into administration.

Some people can't grasp the fact that a saloon door swings both ways

its a fact.

From memory, the main piece of advice offered by Trinity fans to Bulls fans was to pay their donations into an Escrow account and thus prevent the Oldco from wasting much needed money, throwing it down a black hole.

I personally was told by numerous fans that Bradfords situation was not anything like Wakefields and I should save my advice.

I'm sure the old BoD at Bradford were very grateful for the half a million pounds worth of donations.

As someone said earlier, Bulls fans were in denial and didn't want to accept that they were in the same hole that Wakefield were in and therefore they resented the advice.

They were right about one thing though, the Bulls weren't in the same hole they were in a deeper one, the Grand Canyon of holes!

After witnessing your town hall clock performance on your own board I have only one hope,that being that you remain true to your final paragraph.You changed your opinion/loyalties faster than a vote on x factor to anything that might present you in a picture as someone "in the know" or with the "inside information".Anybody with any sense saw through your Paul Cullensque thousand word claptrap including many of your fellow Bulls supporters.I would venture to ask if your such a financial genius why are you wasting your time here when you could be sunning yourself in Monnaco ? But I digress,the truth remains that yourself and Bradford Bulls have one thing in common,Neither have a ounce of credibility left in Super League. A wise man on this board once said "Just because a dog is a good barker doesn't make it a good dog. It's a open forum and I respect your right to post but I would check my diary if you told me it was Xmas on the 25th of December.

So you're not a fan then???

Adrian,

You did indeed help us in setting up the Wakefield Trinity Supporters Trust and I and the trust are gratefull for this and I did acknowledge the fact on this Forum.

I think that whilst some fans advice and comments were not helpful the majority of Wakefield fans who gave advice were trying to be constructive and supportive of the Bulls and its fans in particular and were giving advice based on our own bitter experiences of appeals from the Club for cash and then administration.

I recall you saying that the RFL had purchased the lease of Odsal to save an iconic stadium from predatory Developers. You even said that there were plans to make it something on the lines of Twickenham and be the national home of the RFL. You were advised that was complete garbage and that the Bulls were in serious financial difficulties. You failed to accept this but then again when we were in financial diificulties we also went into denial.

When the financial predicament became known and the Club appealed for cash (I think it was £0.50m) our advice was not to pay the money over the the Directors who had got you into the clag as all it would do would be to pay off Directors loans before the Club went into administration. We were supportive of the Bulls Trust as we further advised fans to pay the money into Bullbuilder so that when the Club was placed in Administration you would have £0.50m to invest in the new company and the fans would have a stake in the Club and have a say in how it was run. I seem to recall that you met with the Directors following which you advised fans to contribute to saving the Bulls rather than place it in the Bullbilder, something that now appears to have been a waste of the fans money.

I am sincerely gratefull for the help you affored me in establishing our Trust and if my recollection of the facts above are incorrect I apologise but please dont come on here pontificating and providing advice when your own advice within your own Club seemed to be flawed or it certainly does to us.

Please don't be bitter against this Club for feeling that you were treated very differently to how we were treated when we were in administration because you were.

Our own position is that the monies owed to HMRC have been paid and that the whole affair was a result of a misundersatnding and there is no reason for any concerns. Well that's what our Chief Executive has told me and whether you or anyone believes that or indeed hopes it is not true is their choice - only time will tell.

I and the Wakefield Trust genuinely wish you and all at the Bulls the vey best with your new owner.