I take that with a pinch of salt.

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Why?It has only gone quiet since ths CC meeting before that communication was fairly good.

Interesting such a large amount of people think we are done for? Does that say more about the process than the club?

I think it says everything about the process.

We as fans know that our bid is far stronger than other clubs but we also know how bent the RFL are.

Been told today a meeting at RFL 2 days ago and decision was made. All directors from clubs were their and was announced as us dropping out. Apparently Richard Wright kicked off about it saying it was unfair.

The system is that bent that this sounds a likely occurrence.

But I do have one question. Why not announce it now put us all out of our misery so we can all get on with it?

from a business point of view should have been announced after season. Think there will be some people not bothering to go once announced. Also from players point of view most of them will have superleague contracts so they can start talking to other clubs as soon as announced doubt will be waiting for september. If we want players more than likely it will not happen until after September either which puts us behind we recruiting. Another point is will it cause any trouble. As you know sledging between fans is good banter but can see a breaking point for a few fans at remaining games. Better to announce this when season done if you ask me.

Exactly. The coach and the players have been acting like it for a while, so just get it announced. In fact if we know (ie the club) we should come out and say so and spoil Skys franchise announcement programme scheduled for the 26th

not true.

This is a good point and when you look at the fixtures we play Crusaders a couple of days after it is announced. If their travelling fan starts shooting his mouth off I can see a few of our fans giving him a good hiding.

that's all i was told not sure if it's true. But what makes you believe it's not true..? Or which part is not true..?

What KC, the bit about Tricky Dicky saying it was unfair

From a business perspective one thing that has been overlooked in all this is how the RFL will support their decision from a financial perspective. Come July 26th, if is looking likely, Wakefield are shown the door, what incentive is there for us to play out the remainder of the season? Crowds will inevitably fall, takings will fall, and the commitment of the players will undoubtedly disappear completely. Do the RFL expect us to complete our outstanding Super League fixture commitments without offering some kind of financial support. At the end of the day, we are a business, and following up the blow of being dropped with a financial hit is simply not right.

The Clubs, or at least ours, haven't been informed.

Well of course it isn't true, it's made up gossip/speculation as far as I can tell. So where are Savilles in this? Why would Richard Wright care? In the last franchise as far as I can remember the clubs knew on the day about an hour before it was announced publicly, why has that changed?