Any vote would be difficult. Clubs down the bottom end - like Cas/Wakey/Salford, would have to weigh up a balance of an home game against the Bulls. If it was Fev getting promoted I suspect that Cas would vote against the Bulls staying up. Especially given that in effect it would mean one less team nearer the play-offs for us.



For those at the top, it would be less difficult but I suspect it would come down to a moral choice over being sentimental.

I would be very disappointed if my club voted any club out (exept hfc of course!)

Why? If they go into liquidation why should they be able to reform at the top? You wouldn't see it in any other sport. It would be morally wrong and against the spirit of the game.

Well that's not going to happen, so get back under your rock.

I'm sure you said that right up to Lloyd selling you up the river HR! But in all seriousness I hope not, seeing the smugness wiped off HFC fans faces on derby day is far more valuable than the demise of your club!





Fully I believe Bradford have a lot to offer SL. A well run club has the potential for 10k+ crowds and competitive teams. Outside of SL I can;t see anybody who offers as much. If we are going to keep same number of SL teams then a succesful Bradford is worth more to the comp than anyone currently outside SL imo.



SL is now a business, fans have got to accept that. The days of the top tier being about what happens on the field are long gone. Its capitalism at its finest, like it or not.