PHILISAN wrote:
True, but what value is there in retaining a lease which doesn't have any value to them without a tenant.Don't the council still hold the final say?
The charge that Green placed on the company on the day of the winding up order was against the leasehold. So now the club is in admin and Green has a charge against the leasehold where does that leave any potential new owner of the club? This security would mean any new owner would have to negotiate with Green over the use of Odsal who then would be liable to the RFL and then to the Council. It seems a right mess.
Why Green would want control over the leasehold is anyones guess, maybe to put him in the prime seat for a takeover post admin but if he does all goodwill is lost with him and if he blocks someone else taking over by holding the leasehold then he will be the man ultimately responsible for the final days of the Bulls.
I haven't for a long time believed a word coming out of the club and to me the actions of the last few months have shown Green knew the club was heading this way (winding up orders, late payments of wages, placing charges on the company, etc) so to actually take money off fans knowning that poo poo and fan were in alighnment is completely out of order and rules him out of ever taking back over.