I also wasn't asked for mine last week but if they would have refused to sell me one it would have been my fault for not taking notice of what they put on the website.

Think that's a bit cruel mate, a computer database isn't exactly rocket science is it, if a guy turns up without the required paperwork etc it shouldn't be difficult to Suss out if someone's genuine, especially as we're trying to bring money in for whatever reason!

Nothing changes as Wakefield Trinity. Sounds very worrying

who needs a doommonger like you???????

Correct!! But with the rfl blocking it happening what happens now?

Hope your posting all your thoughts straight onto the Cas forums. Save them copy and pasting them.

This may sound a little ignorant as I'm not entirely "clued-up"

but surely, when WTW wrote off their debts, they screwed over any investors who had money owed.

If they do the same again and AG starts up a new company, won't it have a detrimental affect on future investment?

....that's not me being s tool, it's genuinely how I'd see it but I dunno if it's entirely correct as it seems pretty basic

From the bits I've read, AG settled the RL related debts before the RFL would approve his ownership, he also paid some other creditors. One particular company has taken advantage of this 'good will gesture' and is persuing the new company for the monies owed to the from the old company even though 1873 is under no obligation to do so.

The HMRC winding up order has been resolved according to AG and the Macron one is a dispute. We'll know more this Thursday I guess.

In the words of Gandalf the Grey - "Keep it secret, keep it save".

Sorry i just dont buy all this BS.

If AG has left himself wide open to be chased for debts by the old company,hes a fool and the lawyers that drew up the contracts of purchase are incompetent.
If 1873 is under no legal obligation it ends there.

So all this comes down to what you believe.

We heard all the excuses about the ccjs earlier in the year,ranging from disputes over quality,service,wrong addresses and overlooked,when in reality it appears to have been a case of quite simply no money to pay the bills.
We had supporters suggesting it was an ok way to run a business racking up ccj after ccj,with some of the more ridiculous comments ranging from......."Its the best way to settle a dispute" to "Its easy for people to register a ccj against you".When the reality was staring people in the face.

Im not being wise after the event,but in my opinion this pack of cards has been teetering on the edge of collapse for months.Im even still optimistic that someone will pull it out of the fire,but in my personal opinion AG bit off more than he can chew.

To be honest don't give a flock what Cas think, they have 5x more debts than us even if it is to just one person. More interested in how we're going to sort ourselves out and be a viable forse in sl.

You are wrong on a couple of points there Mole Rat. Cas Tigers debts of just over 2 million have been built up over a period of decades. WTW have racked up debts of 1.5 million in 2 seasons. That hardly equates to 5X more. Our debts are not only to one person either - granted Jack Fulton is the main one but there are others - Richard Wright been another.

As I said, thats from what I have read, I haven't a clue whats going on.

I wouldn't have though AG would pay anyone unless he was obliged to do so - unless further investment could be generated from keeping "good will" payments.....

I dunno, I don't understand how this can happen. It just stems from sloppy management