Anyway, it's certainly good to learn that everyone who has ever run the Bulls has been fully able to do so, the club has been in cheeky if not rude health, and that we've always been cash rich. Makes you wonder what all the fuss was about. There are some odd people, you know, that have falsely been suggesting things weren't always that cushty with our finances. A plague on their houses. If we'd been in serious bother then we'd have had to have a last throw of the dice like a "Quest For Survival", or something, wouldn't we?
If Mr. Hood was indeed able to show this, then presumably telling the fans that unless they stumped of half a million pounds in short order, we were done for, happened in some other parallel universe that I had the misfortune to inhabit for a while.
Mind you, one thing we will never know is what would have happened had Caisley not come in and put the club into administration. We might have survived, and even prospered. But if we had, it would only have been due to the largesse of fans and many other well-wishers, such as the chairman of Widnes. Oddly I don't see any mention of them in the quote.
