What's the point extending the deadline if the deal is already done? (Apparently)

I was wondering the other day that we have rumours of a millionaire and a billionaire interested so where are the trillionaires who want to buy the Bulls.



Well, maybe this is one of them just sneaking in a late bid to make up the full set.



I don't care if it takes another few weeks as long as this time we get a good owners who will give us stability for years to come. My choice is a millionaire with the the ex Cronulla chap running the club and possibly a few older Bradford directors in there giving some history in the boardroom - but I couldn't name anyone off the top of my head. That looks like a decent start for me,

What's the point of having a deadline if it doesn't mean anything?



Why would any serious bidder wait until the deadline was up until putting a bid in? It doesn't make sense.

Maybe Marc Green's flight back from Ibiza didn't land until a few hours before the deadline?

Rules are there to be broken. Sounds like something Koukash would do.

I'm wanting the dream team back at the reigns Ferres and Marc Green them boys do know how to run a club,

maybe with Omar in for a bit more Rugby League Know how,

Sometimes if party a offers more than the preferred bidder it goes back to the preferred bidder to see if they will up their offer. At least that is what I thought. I could be wrong, I have been wrong before.

It has to be something like that, you can't complain the more offers there is the more chance we have of getting it resolved,

With the preferred bidder putting the max possible into the club...



If you remember though a similar thing happened last time, Lamb was nailed on then it was given to Green when he couldn't prove his situation in a given time slot.



The whole winning bid needs to be gone through to ensure the package is by no shadow of a doubt right for everyone involved this cant happen again..



It is very frustrating but hopefully we get the right man (or woman) this time.

My, he's going to incredible lengths to try to fool everyone into believing a deal hasn't already been done last weekend. Luckily for us, we on here know that this "new bidder" is just smoke and mirrors, and the administrator is just wasting their time and money. Shame it delays confirmation of who it was that bought us, though.

I have an awful feeling this could be Green trying to throw a spanner in the works.



I will be done with Bradford if it's Green.

How do you no its a done deal??

Just a question. How can the administrator guarantee STs will be honoured if none of the bidders agree to that condition of sale.