Re: : Tue Oct 08, 2013 6:04 am  

jaybs wrote:

Unfortunately it delays our clubs position, as we need Super League approval.

If we had run the club properly we wouldn't be waiting on approval for concessions.

Re: Re: : Tue Oct 08, 2013 7:45 am  

jbuzza wrote:

If we had run the club properly we wouldn't be waiting on approval for concessions.

That is in the past now, very little we can do about it.

Re: Ian Lenaghan to lead vote of no confidence in RFL? : Tue Oct 08, 2013 8:49 am  

Sad, but true.

Re: Re: : Tue Oct 08, 2013 5:10 pm  

jaybs wrote:

That is in the past now, very little we can do about it.

The relevance is that we have problems entirely of our own making and the same clowns still in charge.

Re: : Tue Oct 08, 2013 7:36 pm  

jaybs wrote:

World Cup is just an excuse from Woods! to cancel EGM, The RFL will be making no further comment, says more!

Unfortunately it delays our clubs position, as we need Super League approval.

The clubs kick off 2 days before a meeting which has been planned for months and Jaybs blames the RFL - Classic!

Re: Ian Lenaghan to lead vote of no confidence in RFL? : Tue Oct 08, 2013 8:56 pm  

He has a point there, why now? Then again wigan Warrington hudds have had other things to focus on so can maybe understand

besides he has put em right on the back foot which has given the clubs the position of power.

its actually pretty good tactics

Re: Ian Lenaghan to lead vote of no confidence in RFL? : Tue Oct 08, 2013 10:22 pm  

The Daddy wrote:

Could potentially see a 12 team league with a centrally funded broncos. anyone have an inside scoop?

No scoop, just my opinion.

I can't imagine the big clubs rebelling against the RFL demanding that they be allowed to part-own Broncos. It makes no sense. I imagine that the RFL would accept almost any new owners for the Broncos so why would there be any need for a rebellion over it?

Re: Ian Lenaghan to lead vote of no confidence in RFL? : Wed Oct 09, 2013 1:52 am  

Hedgehog King wrote:

I imagine that the RFL would accept almost any new owners for the Broncos so why would there be any need for a rebellion over it?

hmmm....I can think of 1 thing the new owners of Wakefield, Salford and Bradford wanted but didn't get.

Re: Ian Lenaghan to lead vote of no confidence in RFL? : Wed Oct 09, 2013 5:59 am  

He has a point there, why now? Then again wigan Warrington hudds have had other things to focus on so can maybe understand

besides he has put em right on the back foot which has given the clubs the position of power.

its actually pretty good tactics

Re: Re: : Wed Oct 09, 2013 9:14 am  

richie166 wrote:

The clubs kick off 2 days before a meeting which has been planned for months and Jaybs blames the RFL - Classic!

I do blame Woods, after the document he sent out last week to Super League Clubs, when he stated that his option was the only one! Is it not more a Classic, if Jaybs says it, then it must be a wrong? does not worry me in the least richie166, I only go on facts.