Quote ="trinfan71"Having just read the Riley YEP interview I get the impression Agar may not have much time left to get Plan A in gear nevermind Plan B. Then again that might be just wishful thinking and reading too much into the part where Riley said Agar needs to be given more time put things right (not an accurate quote, but close enough) m.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/spo ... witterfeed'" Not quite. Riley said: "Richard Agar is a great coach and he needs to be given time to make the squad click together. Hopefully he will do that." That's fair comment, players coming in all the time means the squad hasn't gelled as it should have. Too much is being read in to losing twice to Leeds, the defeat at Hull KR was far worse because that was a winnable game, not one to get battered in.

Quote ="trinfan71"Having just read the Riley YEP interview I get the impression Agar may not have much time left to get Plan A in gear nevermind Plan B. Then again that might be just wishful thinking and reading too much into the part where Riley said Agar needs to be given more time put things right (not an accurate quote, but close enough) m.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/spo ... witterfeed'" Not quite. Riley said: "Richard Agar is a great coach and he needs to be given time to make the squad click together. Hopefully he will do that." That's fair comment, players coming in all the time means the squad hasn't gelled as it should have. Too much is being read in to losing twice to Leeds, the defeat at Hull KR was far worse because that was a winnable game, not one to get battered in.

Think its ridiculous that they have an appeal in the first place. Perhaps they could have avoided their second administration by selling their high earning players, something we had to. I agree with Theboyem Carter won't be the only one walking away from the game.

If this is the normal procedure for any sport where clubs have gone into administration what other clubs in other sports have had points deductions over turned?

Lets not forget the other Super League coaches (McDermott) coming out and saying how they hope Bradford will be OK and players from other clubs (Peacock) selling medals to help fund Bradford. Not a sniff when Wakefield were in the mire.
I think they were right to help out their old club, and it shows there still is some honour in the sport, if only with the players, but it wasn't very evident towards us.

Must admit i didnt like the McDermott comment from a former team mate who learnt to play the game in Wakefield. Thought would have been best to say not at the expense of the Wildcats. I will also walk away If bulls are given points back and it results in us being relegated.

Whether Bradford get their points back or not, if/when Trinity get relegated they'll only have themselves to blame and it will be fully deserved.