Is it me, but surely the RFL are in a situation where it is them who will liquidate us. If so what are they going to gain? a hole in the ground that can only be used for a sport that does not have a team. Also how would the council behave towards the RFL if they did liquidise us. Common sense is for them to negotiate with the bidder if they have the funds to buy the Bulls and sell them the lease. Its obvious the lease is the sticking point, nobody would want our club as it is without it. But being the RFL common sense don`t come into it. It`s a pity Stobarts aren`t bidding the RFL would have returned the lease plus £1 million.