We have debts left, right, centre, backwards, forwards, in and out.

In which case - I hope Monday night will tell us more . If we're really , really in the doo doo , then i wish people would be straight about it .

I'm sure you are going to hear some straight talking on Monday. Michael Carter and Chris Brereton will not give you any "bull".

Good !



There's obviously been too much of this in the past .

No they won't, Both are straight talking and honest.

You might be lucky to get 200K for those 4. The 3 imports would be a case of getting them of the wage bill. Kirmond won't be going anywhere IMO. He is integral to your survival in SL.

No Tiger - He is the Jewel and will be sold if necessary to balance the books. The Inland Revenue dont hang about nowadays.

The way I see it, If Kirmond doesn't go, And investment doesn't come in. There won't be a Wakefield.



He is your one gem, You may get nominal fee's for the others. But nothing extreme, Leeds for instance don't pay big fees. They paid £40k for Joel Moon, So you'd be looking at similar for Aiton, But you could work a deal which gains you players either on loan or in return.



But I presume you will be holding out as long as possible before the sale of Kirmond goes through, Which, Invitably. It will, to the highest bidder.

How many back room staff is mr carter going to get rid of I wonder ?

It just shows how precarious a Superleague Club's finances can be. Many of our fans have berated our Board to spend more on players, but the Club is being very cautious, obviously aware that a few clubs are wobbling a bit.



We still bear the scars from our own financial collapse after falling out of Superleague previously, which probably set us back 4 years (costing us a licence for 2009). Having come out of Administration yourselves, it must be doubly galling to be in the brown stuff so soon! Having said that we have a long history (apart from our 1970/80s Glory Years) of having to sell our best players to survive (prior to Superleague being formed we had to allow several players including Mr J Davies to leave for nothing, just because we couldn't meet his contract payments, and a few more went as well, but we avoided Administration that time). I thought it was wrong that Bradford managed to avoid doing that, at the end of the day you sell what assets you have.



Hopefully you will generate enough cash to remove the risk of Administration!

Sorry your all going through this. Hope it gets sorted.



Rugby League needs Wakefield.



Hull KR fan

Thanks.