mdean wrote:
I actually hope they don't - the deal for the RFL to buy the ground stunk for a variety of reasons I opened up at the time and perhaps others may look at our conservative middle of the road "lacking ambition" if you prefer to call it that management and appreciate that the LACK threat of financial doom is something to be proud of.
Without point scoring, ask our neighbours accross the common - I am not having a pop, but you have to balance the books.
If Bradford cant sustain a business on their income, then a charitable bail out only prolongs a failing business. Even with the ground sale? Bad business management anyone?
Absolutely agree, on ALL points.
The issue that will be hard for the Bulls fans will be entering administration, its not at all good, but they will see in time that the people who got them into this position will be gone, and at this point that (and the continuation of their team) is the most important thing.
Wakey paid up unnecessarily much of our debts, and i think that is a honourable thing to do although i do think it SHOULD be done, it won't convince ming mong's such as forrard or whatever its called at the minute, but for a club in trouble, being badly run and hurting it's self and its own supporters, administration should be looked upon positively.
IF any club was in trouble i would advocate administration as a way of cleansing the clubs soul, under strict conditions.
