Re: Latest state of play posts only : Wed Jul 11, 2012 7:54 am
Bullboy wrote:
We're very much in a "any port in a storm" scenario and I'm delighted that local business men are looking to get involved and save the club (I took the girlfriend to Akbars in Leeds last night for a pre-celebratory meal,) but I have 2 concerns.
1- They want Odsal more than they want the club. While I didn't like Valley Parade, I'd rather go there than lose the club.
2- Aren't be just back at square 1 with multiple people owning the club and a fractured share holding? Who knows what could happen in 6 months time - we could end up with another warring board
1- They want Odsal more than they want the club. While I didn't like Valley Parade, I'd rather go there than lose the club.
2- Aren't be just back at square 1 with multiple people owning the club and a fractured share holding? Who knows what could happen in 6 months time - we could end up with another warring board
If property developers are involved they are likely only interested in Odsal for development, not as philanthropists, which would mean VP for Bulls, not that that particularly concerns me. But if they are getting Odsal for development the RFL/Council should realise a large part of the value of the land, which is essentailly planning permission for alternative use/s. Once the profit from possible development has been realised by the developer/consortium what attraction is there from continuing their interestin RL, unless they are indeed long time Bulls fans? Hopefully by this time the Bulls might have developed a sustainable business, but this will be mid/lower table without the continuing investment of a sugar daddy.