Re: DULLS IN ADMIN : Fri Jun 29, 2012 4:29 pm  

They have to cut their cloth as we had to. We've seen some utterly terrible players at Belle Vue, far from SL standard, because we couldn't afford to pay for better. It's tough, but they have to realise that they can;t go bust and win trophies the next season.

(And tonight will not be their last game, I'm sick of the emotional crap we're having to sit through.)

Re: DULLS IN ADMIN : Fri Jun 29, 2012 6:21 pm  

hi de hi wrote:

Tonight WILL BE our last game. There will be no last minute buy out. We will not fulfill our fixtures.
I will be at Wigan tonight and the best i hope for after that is a place in CC1 next year if we are lucky.

Wrong. The RFL have said a Newco can fulfil the rest of the fixtures, so someone just needs to set up a newco, employ some of the players, and fulfil the fixtures. The RFL at the end of the year will not demote them, because the newco will be doing very will, and the RFL are encouraged by what they see.

Re: DULLS IN ADMIN : Fri Jun 29, 2012 8:31 pm  

does anyone know how long into admin before the administrators starting selling our players?

Re: DULLS IN ADMIN : Fri Jun 29, 2012 9:36 pm  

supercat wrote:

does anyone know how long into admin before the administrators starting selling our players?

not sure but I don't think we had a date for liquidation as do the Bulls

tonight the shop window was on view as the score at wigan

Re: DULLS IN ADMIN : Fri Jun 29, 2012 9:52 pm  

Something doesn't add up surely the admin team now should be looking at offloading as many players for as much as possible now.

Re: DULLS IN ADMIN : Fri Jun 29, 2012 9:54 pm  

supercat wrote:

Something doesn't add up surely the admin team now should be looking at offloading as many players for as much as possible now.

Doesn't that depend on what the business plan of the new Bulls is?

Either pay a fee to bring them out of admin, and pay more if they keep the best players, or else form the new company and take on the best players.

Re: DULLS IN ADMIN : Fri Jun 29, 2012 10:03 pm  

Slugger McBatt wrote:

Doesn't that depend on what the business plan of the new Bulls is?

Either pay a fee to bring them out of admin, and pay more if they keep the best players, or else form the new company and take on the best players.

that can only work if there is someone with a intention to make a bid

now do the RFL have to vet the bidders as when we was in admin?

Re: DULLS IN ADMIN : Fri Jun 29, 2012 11:26 pm  

Sadler has reported that a consortium wants to take over. Run properly, it's a viable club, if you charge people the going rate to watch them!

Re: DULLS IN ADMIN : Fri Jun 29, 2012 11:50 pm  

Slugger McBatt wrote:

Sadler has reported that a consortium wants to take over. Run properly, it's a viable club, if you charge people the going rate to watch them!

now here's the problem ' the going rate '

how many of our fans will renew next year when the price goes up

Re: DULLS IN ADMIN : Sat Jun 30, 2012 12:29 am  

snowie wrote:

now here's the problem ' the going rate '

how many of our fans will renew next year when the price goes up

Shove price to £125. Will still do better with 4,000 season ticket holders and 8,000 crowds at that rate.