All i can say is, I'm glad I'm not a creditor, because BG doesn't seem to be acting in the best interests of those owed money.

Perhaps he is only being realistic, and with only one interested party he may not have too much choice, but it just looks too cosy!!!

Both situations seem similar from the outside. Ted ran out of money and couldn't pay bills and neither can the Bulls and even though the Belle For situation was murky at best, everything else seemed straightforward.



Something tells me the truth of Bradford's mess may never come out.



Players whinging on twitter I can do without though. If they are good enough, another club will pick them up. Those behind the scenes who don't have that advantage I have sympathy for as I'm sure many of us have been there.



Wasn't BG one of Leeds United's administrators in the past?

Reading on their forum though it suggests another guy (Greenwood?) was interested but has been shut out by the administrator?!?

Bulls need to get rid of a few high earning players. Like Quel Suprise said we didn't get the going rate when we got rid of ours last year. Im sorry but Bradford have kept a good team throughout all of this, they need to start making sacrifices to the higher earning players like we had to !!!

If that is the case, the auditor will have to have a good reason for doing so, if the other guy's offer is better for the creditors he will have a good cause to take action against the auditor as will they.

If they have money, he'll be interested.

Just the CC conspiracy theory getting out of hand.

I agree

Perhaps, but so far its fairly easy to assume this to be the case, I'm sure by now we were losing players, and TBF there aren't even any rumours of players leaving.

The Bulls don't need to do anything, arguably they are all powerless in all this.

It is a concern that they are able to keep all their squad (so far) intact, either that or a blinding bit of business on behalf of whoever is behind all this.

If i was HMRC i would be monitoring the situation closely. If it comes to Caisley making an offer and it's nowhere near what the current contracts of players are worth then HMRC should instruct the administrator to start selling players which may trigger a better offer from CC.

Surely any offer has to satisfy the major creditors otherwise HMRC can invoke the winding up order then all assets are sold at whatever sum can be raised

Should BB come out of this with a relatively intact squad I personally believe that it's all been a big big con