Craig kopczak : Sat Sep 08, 2012 12:08 pm  

Craig kopczak as left the bulls after arguing that is contract is void once they got took over could he be on is way to us also could this lead to the likes of Bateman and whiteheads doing the same and leaving for nothing

Re: Craig kopczak : Sat Sep 08, 2012 12:11 pm  

You will find him in Huddersfield colours next year. Luke Gale too.

Re: Craig kopczak : Sat Sep 08, 2012 12:12 pm  

1984saints wrote:

Craig kopczak as left the bulls after arguing that is contract is void once they got took over could he be on is way to us also could this lead to the likes of Bateman and whiteheads doing the same and leaving for nothing

i'm sure I heard he's going to Huddersfield. Whitehead isn't good enough IMO. Bateman would be excellent but don't see it happening.

Re: Craig kopczak : Sat Sep 08, 2012 12:15 pm  

JonB95 wrote:

i'm sure I heard he's going to Huddersfield. Whitehead isn't good enough IMO. Bateman would be excellent but don't see it happening.

Whitehead is quality.

Re: Craig kopczak : Sat Sep 08, 2012 2:22 pm  

I'd take Ben Jeffries from Bradfud over Lance Hohaia in the halves anyday

Re: Craig kopczak : Sat Sep 08, 2012 2:24 pm  

Rommel wrote:

I'd take Ben Jeffries from Bradfud over Lance Hohaia in the halves anyday

Jeffries as retired and is off back aus

Re: Craig kopczak : Sat Sep 08, 2012 2:31 pm  

1984saints wrote:

Jeffries as retired and is off back aus

Aye but he'd still be more of a threat than Lance.

Re: Craig kopczak : Sat Sep 08, 2012 3:41 pm  

1984saints wrote:

Craig kopczak as left the bulls after arguing that is contract is void once they got took over could he be on is way to us also could this lead to the likes of Bateman and whiteheads doing the same and leaving for nothing

No arguing about it, his contract is void as the company he worked for doesn't exist anymore. This happened the second the club went into administration. Players can, if they choose, sign with the new club (OK Bulls Ltd) but they have no obligation to sign any contract. All Bradford players are free agents regardless of what the RFL or OK Bulls Ltd think.

The administrator could end the employment of any employee of the old company at any time and any player could have left. Bradford have done well not to lose any players before now. I guess the other clubs have been sensitive to the situation (or unaware of it) by not signing the player formerly under contract at the Bull. But now the Bulls are safe it's open seaon.

Re: Craig kopczak : Sat Sep 08, 2012 4:19 pm  

Who?

Re: Craig kopczak : Sat Sep 08, 2012 5:30 pm  

Noel Cleal wrote: No arguing about it, his contract is void as the company he worked for doesn't exist anymore. This happened the second the club went into administration. Players can, if they choose, sign with the new club (OK Bulls Ltd) but they have no obligation to sign any contract. All Bradford players are free agents regardless of what the RFL or OK Bulls Ltd think. The administrator could end the employment of any employee of the old company at any time and any player could have left. Bradford have done well not to lose any players before now. I guess the other clubs have been sensitive to the situation (or unaware of it) by not signing the player formerly under contract at the Bull. But now the Bulls are safe it's open seaon. 'At a meeting of Super League clubs several weeks ago, the clubs agreed unanimously that they would not approach Bradford's contracted players. 'It would appear that a club has broken ranks and made the player a better offer. It's now in the hands of our legal advisors to resolve it.' Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/rugbyl ... z25ttNuo9y

Noel Cleal wrote: No arguing about it, his contract is void as the company he worked for doesn't exist anymore. This happened the second the club went into administration. Players can, if they choose, sign with the new club (OK Bulls Ltd) but they have no obligation to sign any contract. All Bradford players are free agents regardless of what the RFL or OK Bulls Ltd think. The administrator could end the employment of any employee of the old company at any time and any player could have left. Bradford have done well not to lose any players before now. I guess the other clubs have been sensitive to the situation (or unaware of it) by not signing the player formerly under contract at the Bull. But now the Bulls are safe it's open seaon. 'At a meeting of Super League clubs several weeks ago, the clubs agreed unanimously that they would not approach Bradford's contracted players. 'It would appear that a club has broken ranks and made the player a better offer. It's now in the hands of our legal advisors to resolve it.' Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/rugbyl ... z25ttNuo9y