Re: winding up order a mistake : Fri Nov 12, 2010 11:59 am  

http://www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... 14442.html

http://www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... 14442.html

Re: winding up order a mistake : Fri Nov 12, 2010 9:56 pm  

"the welsh just love their rugby league" said Keiron Cuningham in 2009

Re: winding up order a mistake : Fri Nov 12, 2010 10:28 pm  

DemonUK wrote:

Looks like they are still looking at going into administration according to the rugby press. Adminstration hearing this friday I think. So it looks like the press are a load of yahoos along with anyone else who mentioned administration last week. Don't forget Ian Roberts statement said they hadn't gone into administration at the time it was rumoured last week, but the report read like it wasn't actually ruled out. Someones post of a company W Crusaders being registered at Companies House on the 20/10 seems to add fuel to the fire. Unless it was a cruel prank and the companies house details were mischievously edited

I thank you

Re: winding up order a mistake : Sat Nov 13, 2010 2:55 pm  

I really don't know why people are so desperate for this to fail.Disgruntled Widnes supporters maybe?

Re: winding up order a mistake : Sat Nov 13, 2010 4:26 pm  

Norman Stanley Fletcher wrote:

I really don't know why people are so desperate for this to fail.Disgruntled Widnes supporters maybe?

Why should they care? - they're off to SL.

No-one wants this to fail but Super League is for "super" clubs. There's nothing "super" about going into administration - twice in as many years. There's nothing "super" about three clubs still playing out of pig sty's. Quite frankly, apart from the top four, there's nothing "super" about Super League at all. Championship Rugby League is where it's at

Re: winding up order a mistake : Mon Nov 15, 2010 11:37 am  

littlerich wrote:

Why should they care? - they're off to SL.

No-one wants this to fail but Super League is for "super" clubs. There's nothing "super" about going into administration - twice in as many years. There's nothing "super" about three clubs still playing out of pig sty's. Quite frankly, apart from the top four, there's nothing "super" about Super League at all. Championship Rugby League is where it's at

Spot on. And very gracious comments from a Fax fan.

The top 4 from 2010 (the final elimination semi finalists) were Wigan, Saints, Leeds and Huddersfield.

[Would love to see fax in SL in 2012]