Quote Maccbull_BigBullyBooaza="Maccbull_BigBullyBooaza"Yawn! They didnt buy Odsal as usual you are talking complete crap.
They bought the lease to recover a debt thereby helping to ensure that one of the clubs in the top division didn't fold at the start of the season. That would have have consequences for the game as a whole if it couldn't fullfil it's fixtures at that stage. Mainly sky sports pumping less money in. Meaning less money for your club! But it would have brought the league into disrepute. you'd have had 1 less game for your season ticket too which would have gone down like a lead balloon.
They are in negotiations to sell said lease for a massive profit. Earning the game more money that it needs desperately.
How does that relate to a failed business owned by no one in the game in the centre of Huddersfield?
Short memories too. Remember how they helped you out with Sheffield?
Worked out well for them...
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they bought the lease due to financial incompetence by a club before the season has even started - yes they did it because bradford effed up big time. Regardless of the reasons for it Bradford gained from it- yet it appears still continue to make bad financial decisions. In dire straits again because they insist on living above their means again and gamble paying full time wages they can't afford now they haven't made the top 4. Yes the RFL did it for the other teams....
As for Sheffield- Huddersfield were left with no choice, it was either merge or have their registration removed by the RFL. That would mean no team at all.
It's funny how Huddersfield/Sheffield is brought up time and again and hudds always made out to be the villain.
No one mentions hull/Gateshead or indeed how well the hetherington family did from the mergers!!!
You have accused other's of talking crap but you don't appear to know as much as you think you do.
The George hotel business is not the issue- it's the building that's important to RL. (And as it happens is architecturally a fine building) it also housed the Rugby League museum- the biggest collection of RL memorabilia anywhere.