Fat Boy wrote:
Chris Caisley will be well chuffed that he still owns 25% of an ongoing concern instead of 25% of fekk all.
He might be able to finish that massive extension he's put on his house now - I bet he'll thank all those Bulls fans that helped him build it every time he sits in his oversized living room watching his 60" widescreen.
Ding - we have a winner.
This entire exercise is about making the club more viable to a future buyer and ensuring that the current shareholders get better value for their shares.
Those who have been duped into contributing are essentially putting money in the pockets of the Bulls shareholders by propping up the market value of their investment.
For all this talk of "the RL family", where were Bradford's family loyalties when Wakefield were close to disappearing down the crapper, or when they voted against the reformed London club rejoining SL?
Hypocrisy of the highest order.