Griff

How does your legally binding contract stand up if the rent's not paid? Nothing's 100% guaranteed.

Just one of the hazards of being a Viking.

Yeah, but the big problem is getting clubs to vote for your proposal. You can come up with a well thought out plan of action but, if the clubs won't vote for it, it's useless.

It's against my principles but also, it smacks of some rich bloke throwing money at a club to get in Superleague before pulling the plug when he realises the grass isn't greener on the other side of the fence. It's a plan for failure, imho.

What?

Once they've taken the cut to get into Superleague, I personally wouldn't allow them to go back. It'd be like selling your lease to the RFL and buying it back at a much reduced price.

Was that a Marvin Gaye song?

I said at thed time that, if the bids were good enough, I'd accept them all. You never know when somebody's going to throw in the towel.

Just an observation, like, but I don't understand why folk say it's cold at Boundary Park. I was absolutely mafted.

10 penalties in yesterday's game at Oldham. Plus a set restart. A small sample, I know. If I find half an hour, I may add more games but 10 + 1 doesn't seem out of the ordinary to me. I expect there's more foul play in Australia. It's a different game to the Championship.

One bloke walked it. There were 30 on our bus.

Six again isn't the whole story. It accounts for two or three a game.

On his way back from Wimbledon, no doubt, so maybe not as long as you think.

They'll just turn the sprinklers on.

Works. Until there are no longer 21 teams in the division.

Odd or even is not the issue, is it? It's how many games the clubs insist they need.

There are a lot fewer penalties than there used to be.

Some crackpot thinking there (no offence). Firstly, we currently have 35 clubs (12+13+10), so a Superleague of 14, leaves 21. Secondly, if there were 20, how are you getting 10 home and 10 away ? Thirdly, if we go back to working on 21, who does the 11th team play.

With an odd number, that'll be quite complex.

Or London.

Colm Corran's directorship was terminated on 25 March 2025. On the same day, he was reappointed. There's a fair bit of mind changing and rewriting history been going on. Probably nothing sinister in it beyond the deal not being the deal somebody thought it was.

Love flying. Hate airports. And airlines.

Did we not invite community clubs to apply for membership last year and only three applied? There's no appetite for promotion to League One - let alone relegation from it.

It's never as easy as that, is it? Did anyone want to run the club? Or finance it? There's a reason why clubs want to remain as community clubs.

I've noticed that with many people. Everyone loves promotion, not too keen on the relegation part of p+r. Maybe we should promote one club a year until we have one big division. Just like we used to.