Maybe it's time for Nigel to sell his shate before we end up going out of existence?..

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Who's buying?

I believe Nigel would gladly sell his share of the club if he could find a buyer

That's a Peter Hood quote. Just before he secured a secret £700k loan from ..........................

Why did he take us on in the first place when he clearly doesn't have the funds to run the Club successfully.
There is rumours that he was involved behind the scenes whilst working at the IRLF.. and Chalmers was just a front.
If he does want "rid" I wish he would start shopping us about and do so before he kills us, its bad when Keighley are showing more potential than us.
The guy on the radio last night from the cougars was enthusiastic and full of optimism, whilst loving us getting pumped.
Its not Dunning thats holding the club back, and I dont think it was Kear (apart from playing mundane RL) its the management and ownership.
With their bargain basement attitude and reliance on the dying fan bases good will.

Wood's malign influence has been a factor since Hood was in charge (see the Odsal "deal" back in 2012). Then if you look at who was given "RFL" approval to take over club ownership since then it's a real rogues gallery.

Why he wants the club is anyone's guess. He certainly doesn't show much enthusiasm for it and judging by noises coming out of the club they're absolutely skint.

I don't own a Rugby League club, because I can't afford to run one, and don't have the skill set to run one....
I wish Nige had learned that lesson after he took the Bluesox into admin, left them homeless and in the championship forever.

I don't see any way back. Nobody is championing the club, there is zero enthusiasm or communication. Dunning speaks well and sensibly but not a word from boardroom level other than it has to be sustainable.

Well here's news - it doesn't. Give the people absolutely nothing to get behind, feel proud of, feel part of as Bradfordians - to enjoy even and it will not sustain. The post-Caisley campaign to demonise Caisley and thereby excuse the Hood/McNamara debacle has reached a weird ironic apotheosis with Wood stood in Odsal on his own.

Keeping my powder dry until I see who we appoint as coach and how next year's squad shapes up.
Just watching an interview with John Kear now and he mentions that next season is 'a very important season for the game as a whole'.