Heard they have had the majority it and they still have players on the books.

Besides there is talk if the Widnes club is liquidated next week, Halton Council may have a stadium to sell. Now we can leave the players be, but would be daft not to look at that opportunity.

Council owned ground, Widnes get 0 from food/bar/corporate boxes apparently.....

shows what will happen to us if we accepted walkers trust

Can't see many Trin fans travelling over there tbh

Putting aside the lack of recompense for debtors, I'm not so sure it's a bad thing. Talk of a consortium still interested. Toronto are nailed on for promotion this year, so take the 12 point hit this year and start with a clean slate financially, rebuild for next year.

Of course, if no one steps in, it's bad, but if there is going to be administration, this is the year for it, with Toronto likely to win the league.

But there's always going to be admin in sport, because it's such a gamble, particularly with relegation back. Cut your cloth and all that, but all businesses invest and project on the basis of growth, and some businesses just don't grow as projected. And because their players had so little fight last year, and their lack of fight was woeful, their business has shrunk.

That seems a very sensible approach Slugger.

Always had a soft spot for Keighley and that seems their approach this season, even slashing admission charges to rebuild their fan base.

Hopefully the Widnes faithful see it this way and get behind them like we did years ago.

RL needs a club in Widnes and their fans need their club too.