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And will appeal the points deduction. If all the creditors are paid in full i'd expect at least some, if not all, of the pointas to be returned. They will also have a sizeable transfer pot available to attract new players. Not good for those of us in a relegation battle.

Isn't the points deduction for going into admin?

They have gone into admin, being bought out doesn't suddenly re right history surely?

As far as i understood it, it was still 4 points deduction for working with the creditors so the best the Bulls should hope for is 6 reduced to 4.

Good luck to them I say they will probs get a reduction but not all and lets not forget not many players available at the moment so some large transfer fees would be in order.As we well know if he brings a load of new players in it takes time for them to come together though I cant see Frannie bringing wholesale changes in at once.

TBH I hope it goes through for the sake of the Bulls fans. I feel that we have a strong enough squad now to compete and could upset a few of the more fancied teams. With the squad we have now we shouldn't be reliant on points deductions. Although I must admit I am glad we managed to sign Scruton and Sammut when we did.

Looks like Mandys priority is to avoid going down.

Surely there is a conflict of interest?

Like Gary and Kath you mean?

Owner of one club married to owner of another club is exactly the same as owner of one club married to paid employee of another club - oh no, wait, there is a difference.

Interesting times ahead !



Wonder how many other family members there are and how many the RFL would allow in before they get nervous and can see their power waining.

How is he/she gonna appeal the points deduction, wave loads of cash around?

I think this would be a disastrous move for Trinity if it went through. I still cannot see any teams in the relegation scrap apart from Bradford, London (who are as good as gone) Wakefield and Les Cats, although I expect them to improve significantly.



If a big money buyer comes in and throws investment at Bradford which I have no doubt they would and make some instant changes I think Wakefield would be very much under threat.



I welcome the Koukash approach as the game is crying out for investment and radical thinkers but with a bit of luck this proposed move will not go through until Wakefield are safe.