Interesting article, which didn't stay on the Bradford website for long......

Bearing in mind the P&R this year, any points deduction might be deferred to 2015.

Relegation will mean the doors finally closing, I reckon and starting again at the very bottom.

If they are struggling year on year why dont the RFL step in & send them down & let a club like fev or halifax have a shot at SL, how many times can a club go through the mill like the bulls?

make or break season for the bulls under the new owners. need to claw back the lost supporters (over 3000 down last season) and be more competitive. sadly i feel they have left it too late for any quality recruitment and are going to struggle with or without a deduction. perhaps they need to go down a division and regroup, as they are in a financial mess trying to stay at this level. there is a danger they may become RLs equivalent of portsmouth

I know friendlies don't count for much but despite their problems they did put 30 on us pretty easily and without reply until a few minutes from the end. Now to me that suggests that , financial issues aside , if they're worried then we really ought not to be complacent or smug!

Call me a cynic but, do you think The RFL would let Wakey go to the wall whilst there's a Hetherington involved with the club???

The RFL should be renamed The Hetheringtons!

That seems a very sensible comment.

Surely time to tell them "time out" to sort themselves out and give someone else a go

At their peak what are the clubs highest average attendances?

It seems like a RFL facilitated administration, to draw a line under the Khan era. And other debts have not been written off. By itself, I'd be tempted to turn a blind eye to that.
They did still enter administration though and the RFL seemed to be sending out a much sterner message to Wakefield.
It's just the legacy of the half-assed licensing system, RFL 'discretion' and the 'wrong' club exploding. They're trying to make the best of a very bad job, but whatever they do now will look ridiculous because it is built on such ridiculous foundations.

Covers most things administered by the RFL.

Does it matter? The main factor should be, can they sustain themselves in the Super League without going broke every year.

Can I have my £1 back?