Perhaps then we could use the money ear marked for the tax bill, had we not sold Myler

How are you when it comes to having room for a quota player? Stosic is a very good prop who would improve just about any super league teams front row.

Sorry - What tax bill? - if a company is making a loss then there is no corporation tax to pay

There may be VAT to pay if the merchandise sales outweigh the purchases costs, but in that case the cash will have come in with the sales revenue

There will be Income Tax & NI from the wages, but that (apart from the employer's NI contribution) will have been deducted from the wage itself

So I ask again - What tax bill?

It may of course have been used to reduce the overdraft and any relience upon the robber baron banks.

front rowers this season will be between cashmere, boyle, jewitt, sidlow, big phil and parker. 6 front rowers seems enough to me!

and if any of these get injured who have we got to replace them in the pack. we need at least 5 of these to be fit ever match to have a decent pack oherwise where f@@kd

I'm sure I wrote this on here at the weekend. No worries, you can have it matey!

Dear lord no! Dreadful-dreadful-dreadful is about as complimentary as I can be after watching him this year.

Of the 6 listed, how many are actually genuine super league standard at prop? I'd say 1 having not seen Boyle play very often.

At the Forever Reds meeting Howard Clague when asked where had the Myler
money gone to, replied "It has paid the tax man".

It could be Income Tax, VAT, NI etc.

Presumably if that money had not been used then the directors would have had to dip into their pockets once again.

Makes you wonder who we're going to have to sell next year in order to pay the taxman! Oh, how we all long for the days when we're making a profit...