[Bulliac]

Re: Bulls Takeover : Wed Oct 09, 2019 4:41 pm  

Nigel Wood, is Bradford born, Buttershaw, I believe, and was a fan in his earlier days, so it's not a total shock.

Re: Bulls Takeover : Wed Oct 09, 2019 5:49 pm  

nestegg wrote:

Ouch mat.

Well you really know how to make us feel welcome don't you.

Some folk suggest that we plagiarise stuff from Twitter. We rarely bother with Twitter; it's even more divisive than this sub-forum.

We haven't researched the plethora of recent Bulls(hit) info on Twitter, but has anybody mentioned the roles being played by Matt Wallace and Hudson Energy?

You'll be glad to hear that we remain undaunted. and ain't (this time) going anywhere until the truth is out, AND we reveal who we are - when the time is right. Belcki is keeping well and she says hi.

As Roger says .... Carry on; and what a carry on it is.

No one is glad to hear that you remain undaunted in your challenge of winding people up and stirring the brown stuff.

You keep saying you can’t reveal yourself, but can’t tell us why. That in itself is very revealing.

Being the type of guy who hides in the dark corners of the internet without revealing his real identity isn’t a good look though. Keep doing what you’re doing, it makes it absolutely clear to everyone visiting the forum that you are spouting nonsense.

Re: Bulls Takeover : Wed Oct 09, 2019 6:22 pm  

RHP show--3 years Pension payments not paid to where it should have been--Ross P said--FFS that's diabolical even if it's corrected by early Nov.
Serious stuff.

Re: Bulls Takeover : Wed Oct 09, 2019 6:39 pm  

madasmcmadammcmad2 wrote:

RHP show--3 years Pension payments not paid to where it should have been--Ross P said--FFS that's diabolical even if it's corrected by early Nov.
Serious stuff.

If true then that’s even worse, but I struggle to understand how it hasn’t come out until now. Players have come and gone in that time - surely they’d have realised when transferring pensions as part of their moves?

I check my pension probably once every few months. That may be above average but you can’t tell me out of a group of blokes not 1 has checked their pension in 3 years?

Re: Bulls Takeover : Wed Oct 09, 2019 6:50 pm  

madasmcmadammcmad2 wrote:

RHP show--3 years Pension payments not paid to where it should have been--Ross P said--FFS that's diabolical even if it's corrected by early Nov.
Serious stuff.

Spot on 'madas', and as predicted by the Nesteggers - e.g. earlier ref (our 315pm post) to CB alleged bunkum that he (currently a non-owner of our club) was 'hopeful' that the outstanding (pension) monies/ contributions can be paid by Friday 8 November. Do you believe such a half hearted promise?

As for Norfolk's earlier post and we quote - "Being the type of guy who hides in the dark corners of the internet without revealing his real identity isn’t a good look though. Keep doing what you’re doing, it makes it absolutely clear to everyone visiting the forum that you are spouting nonsense."

As always you are entitled to your opinion, constructive or otherwise, but pl get your facts straight. Your rant should have referenced our group, but hey that's just a detail. In any event, you are wrong, but it will likely take time for you to come to realise that, which in the circumstances and given our elusiveness is understandable.

Regardless, all this back and forth divisiveness gets forum members (and far more importantly our club, players and staff) absolutely nowhere. Time to act like grown ups 'we' thinks.

Re: Bulls Takeover : Wed Oct 09, 2019 7:20 pm  

Nestegg please tell us/we on here what your role is. Mick text me last night but i really don’t want to be involved in anything on the quiet. I’d much rather talk where other people can see as well.

The pension debacle is all correct I’m afraid. I’m glad now that fact is now out in the open.

Re: Bulls Takeover : Wed Oct 09, 2019 7:51 pm  

[quote="roger daly"]Nestegg please tell us/we on here what your role is. Mick text me last night but i really don’t want to be involved in anything on the quiet. I’d much rather talk where other people can see as well.

The pension debacle is all correct I’m afraid. I’m glad now that fact is now out in the open.[/quote


Surely the players get wage slips? If it’s on the pay slip and hasn’t been paid then this is fraud and hence a criminal matter?

if the Bulls commitments hadn’t been settled in a timely fashion the company would have been on stop and indeed had ccj,s

Something certainly doesn’t stack up.

Re: Bulls Takeover : Wed Oct 09, 2019 7:54 pm  

[quote="Billybob1"]


You’re not wrong mate. I am so bleeding glad this is starting to come out now.

Re: Bulls Takeover : Wed Oct 09, 2019 8:18 pm  

The key question here is where the pension money now resides i.e where has the pension money deducted from salary payments gone?

1. Has it been paid into some other account as 'administrative error' would propose? In other words, it got paid into a different account and can simply now be transferred now across to the pension fund. That would be woeful administration - totally unacceptable, but solvable

2. Or has the money been knowingly diverted into another account and then used for other aspects of funding the business. That looks like fraud to me.

I don't see a third option?

Re: Bulls Takeover : Wed Oct 09, 2019 8:53 pm  

roger daly wrote:

Nestegg please tell us/we on here what your role is. Mick text me last night but i really don’t want to be involved in anything on the quiet. I’d much rather talk where other people can see as well.

The pension debacle is all correct I’m afraid. I’m glad now that fact is now out in the open.

Thank you Roger, and first and foremost let us (and it is 'us'') tell you that we are horrified by what has gone on at the club, and is still going on at the club. We feel for your son, particularly given that he had we understand signed a f/t 3 yr contract in Oct' 2018.

It just so happens that one of the (new) nesteggers has a reasonable handle on certain areas of law.

We presume that your son's been to Cramer, and what he says, at least in respect of your son's contract being fundamentally breached is correct. The technical term is having been constructively dismissed, but has your son been continuously employed at the the club for over 2 years?

Our legal lady hasn't had much dealings with the RFL appeal procedures, but given that as far as we know the club is currently rudderless - apart possibly/ probably from the guiding hand of the puppet master(s) - then it may be that the appeal is never lodged.

Even if an appeal is lodged then a lawyer will likely advice your son that the law is on his side, and a good lawyer, and we mean a good lawyer, should be able to ensure that your son's rights (at least in terms of being a free agent) are ultimately upheld and ideally any losses recovered. Problem re any economic loss however, is that sadly a) your kid is dealing with an insolvent business, and b) he may not have a right to lodge a comprehensive tribunal claim. There may be a statutory entitlement if (or when) the club goes belly up. The above stuff is merely our lady's hunch; without sight of the evidence no meaningful advice or guidance can be offered.

Hopefully, your son won't need to have to resort to the above nonsense. He is a talent and should as a free agent find a club who are more stable than ours and he should blossom. He (and you) can then hopefully, forget about the car crash that is the Bulls. Sadly for others given what we reliably hear about this so called new consortium it may well be a car crash that will continue. However, the damage moving forward may be somewhat mitigated.

If you fancy meeting us (and our 'legal') then that could be arranged Roger; just say, and we can 'reach out' to you. If we can, we would be pleased to help, at no cost to your son, or you.