The RFL are seeking to secure the intellectual property rights from the administrator according to the Guardian, which seems a bit strange. Why can't Chalmers and Lowe do what Thorne did with apparent ease?
The RFL are seeking to secure the intellectual property rights from the administrator according to the Guardian, which seems a bit strange. Why can't Chalmers and Lowe do what Thorne did with apparent ease?
Why do the RFL want them? Surely its up to the new owners to get it if they want it.
No - Chalmers is borrowing the money not the Company on security apparently of his own house.
None of this adds up at all. I thought the RFLs requirement was to provide proof of funding for 3 years? If he's having to mortgage his house to get through the 1st year then what's he going to do for the other 2 years? How many houses does he have? Doesn't make sense at all?
None of this adds up at all. I thought the RFLs requirement was to provide proof of funding for 3 years? If he's having to mortgage his house to get through the 1st year then what's he going to do for the other 2 years? How many houses does he have? Doesn't make sense at all?
If your not careful it'll be "Same Bat time, same Bat channel".
Why do the RFL want them? Surely its up to the new owners to get it if they want it.
They've got the ground so they might as well buy the intellectual property rights too. That should make it even harder to sell the club after the next administration.