SIGNED THREE NEW PLAYERS IN TIME FOR GAME ON SAT... www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/2011 ... of-talent/ Winger Greg Johnson and centre Josh Griffin join the club on a permanent deal from Huddersfield Giants, whilst prop forward Kyle Amor joins on an initial one month loan from Leeds Rhinos. light at the end of the tunnel for wakey then

SIGNED THREE NEW PLAYERS IN TIME FOR GAME ON SAT... www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/2011 ... of-talent/ Winger Greg Johnson and centre Josh Griffin join the club on a permanent deal from Huddersfield Giants, whilst prop forward Kyle Amor joins on an initial one month loan from Leeds Rhinos. light at the end of the tunnel for wakey then

And inaccurate. Neither Wakey nor Crusaders have broken any RFL rules.

Would prefer a trip to wakey than crusaders tbh,but saying that i found the weekend in wales last week top notch.great place,friendly people,decent beer!!

I meant signing players/agreeing contracts when they knew the money wasn't there to fulfill them. It might not be against the RFL rules but it's cheating the players involved and every other club in the league who are only signing players befitting their means.

Every club in the game that makes a loss is effectively doing the same. That's most of them. Wakey ran out of the Directors Loans that prop up the other loss-making clubs and Crusaders struggled with debts inherited from the previous owner. The difference between them and the others is essentially scale and timing.

I know most teams have debt that's underwritten and Wakey probably won't be the last to go through this. But presently at least, the other clubs have met the expenditure that they have taken on and Wakey haven't. Thus Wakey have gained an unfair advantage IMO.