I think one of them is Wigan

link here; [urlhttp://www.wiganwarriors.com/WContent.aspx?id=2663&type=news[/url

The other may be the London Broncos

The last 4 values are credit.

A book value is basically assets - liabilities, a balance sheet position.


For instance, it is known that Saint's borrowed x amount from directors for their stadium build.

If this was say £3m (it would be shown as a credit or negetive figure on the b/s), but the stadium as an asset is worth say £19m (a positive debit figure), then the net position would be £16m.

They'd still have the £3m debt though - which is what the programme was looking at.

London & Huddersfield we know are proped up by an owner and directors loans (debt) with no large assets as such, hence their positions.

Does that make sense?

Ahh yes, you're correct dumb dumb, i should have taken the time to look proprerly and not in haste.
At least you were able to correct my wrong observation politely and without sarcasm, unlike the numpty above you who call themselves kn....bhead, whoops another wrong observation, i meant to say codhead.

You've done it now! Codpiece will return and hit you with a long and extremely dull anecote about his first calculator, and how he put this calculator to good use when reffing a game between West Hull & Hull Dockers in 1975.

I'll try not to lose to much sleep over his impending comeback, in fact if he's as labourious as you seem to suggest, then i'm sure i will have fallen asleep by the end of his first sentence.