Agreed.







Would fans want or be willing to fill that 7 figure gap, I doubt it nor should we be expected to. "Putting the cards on the table" could be completely contrary to common sense based on its potential adverse affect for the imminent plans.







To a degree, and hence the review as we speak.



I wouldn't imagine turnstile prices however will be the primary discussion point or revenue spiking exercise, since no business should be looking at purely a 12 day operational model based on the same fans with limited disposable income (increasingly so) being sole major or primary factors in a clubs year round revenue streams (and success).



What is clear, is after this mess is all sorted (we assume it will) the need to interact with fans and the general public in far more coherent, clear honest speak and in reality, more often. Reading Bulls-eye on the website and the same squad injury pieces in the T&A and Yorkshire Post is about 10% of what a modern day sports club should be indulging fans with.

We've been asking for the truth ever since the RFL got the ground....since then we have been fed story after story, the only time we'll know anything is when we turn to the back page of the T&A and we get one of two headlines, i.e "SAVED" or "DEAD"

Think you will find the Sky money is paid monthly, and so the advance was of the following month's money?



Too many conclusions getting jumped to IMO.

TBH there's so much misinformation flying around at moment no-ones in a position to draw conclusions. Absolutely shocking way to run a business IMO.

For sure.

I don't really have a problem with a lack of information. I can understand that the process of obtaining new investors or benefactors needs to be done discreetly. Also I'm not sure its wise to spell out to the nth degree who we owe money to, how much, how far in arrears we are etc.



All I ask is that when the Board have something to say they tell the truth.