Look no mater what the outcome, if we can not play better RFL than what they have offered today then we deserve to go down . For me that was dire, and showed nothing to fear.

I don't know. Please enlighten me, you're obviously in the know..

I am, but I'll leave you to fathom it

As I suspected, not a clue.

I would be surprised if the Bulls received anything other than 4 points back. This was obviously "leaked" last week. This is the way unpopular decisions are "eased" into the mind before an official announcement. Governments do this all the time as do many companies.

What would be the point, you will just ask me to prove it and without betraying confidences I wouldn't be able to so you would then just rubbish what I said

so as I said earlier work it out for yourself

Brian Noble believes that Bradford will get 4 points back and that this was decided long ago.

IMO the only resolution which will not result in a challenge by either party is 2 points given back. Any more and our club may challenge, any less and Bradford may. That may ultimately be the biggest argument for the level of points given back.

Getting even 2 points back would be a farce. It's their fault they went into admin AGAIN, nobody else's.

When they get points back MC needs to do summet as we was told we be dropped down a division

If we had played to our capabilities against Bradford on both occasions and had a bit more luck against Salford, nobody on here would give a stuff about them and their points it would be Salford's problem not ours.

Very true!

All very true re. our abject performances against the Bulls.
Nevertheless ,'fair play', 'all clubs receiving consistent punishments' should be adhered to.
If not ,dangerous precedents will be set, and future sanctions against clubs entering 'admin.' will be worthless.

I don't disagree with you - but I don't think they wont get something back, especially as they've been given more time to prove their case!

I just don't buy the pre-determined decision. I cannot see how it benefits the RFL to:
1. be shown to have got it wrong
2. be shown to have a toothless tiger in relation to penalties for administration.

If there was going to be a whitewash, it would have happened at the start.