your sort of missing one vital point, ie what a franchise actually is, the clubs are signing up to be part of whatever the rfl says it is or wants to be, you cant buy a neros franchise and then sell paint!

But the rules have to be lawful! They also have to follow some logic

And I would say that some of them aren't legal, and there is liitle logical thought. Therefore you could make a legal appeal.

I refer the right honourable gentleman to my previous answer; it's never gonna happen!

And I refer the right honourable gentleman to the word "could".

nope they dont, sorry, and yes you could, but you would lose, and never stick a chance of being selected again, thats the point you see, this isnt the same sport it was, its a franchising system basically sl has skys money we want it, so we stop playing rugby league and play a new game called super league, a lot of people missed the significance of that at the time, including me!

Assuming we have money ( yes, I know it's difficult to comprehend Wakefield Trinity having money) I would not want us to throw it away on a court case we could never win in a million years. I'd much rather we save any money to use on a competitive squad for the Championship, for that is surely where we are bound.

I have made this point over and over again.

The RFL hold almost all the cards.

A club runs all the risks you say plus they can't compete in any RFL comp whilst being sat against them in any court case they take out against the RFL.

A club may still win the case they take out BUT it would completly destroy them as a realistic member of the RFL as they would get shaffted every single time the RFL could manage it.

Taking the RFL to court win or lose would be the biggest act of comiting suicide any club could undertake IMHO.

It stinks I agree but the RFL have it all sewn up very nicely.

Ha ha, best come back since George Foreman!

Now your cooking

Browsing through the W/E online and came across this little gem. A load of balls? [iOutwood MP Ed Balls has a healthy outlook for the new year. He said: “My first resolution is to do more exercise and get fit in 2011 - in slow and steady preparation for my 2012 London Marathon run for Whizz-Kids. “And so more people can get their exercise at new community sports facilities, my other resolution is to play my part fighting for the new Wildcats community stadium too.”[/i www.wakefieldexpress.co.uk/news/ ... _1_2893919 That would be nice, Ed.

Browsing through the W/E online and came across this little gem. A load of balls? [iOutwood MP Ed Balls has a healthy outlook for the new year. He said: “My first resolution is to do more exercise and get fit in 2011 - in slow and steady preparation for my 2012 London Marathon run for Whizz-Kids. “And so more people can get their exercise at new community sports facilities, my other resolution is to play my part fighting for the new Wildcats community stadium too.”[/i www.wakefieldexpress.co.uk/news/ ... _1_2893919 That would be nice, Ed.

They will come out with any old crap wont they, We have had the same load of bull from his mrs. Anything to try and keep their seat, she did nothing for us when Labour were in power so what will he do for you now they are not. What a load of BALLS.

Whereas Boxy, all he wants is a few more chickens. Hey, who doesn't?



I look forward to some meaningless parliamentary points scoring from Mr. Balls in an attempt to raise his own profile and promote his own career. I don't think it'll make one ounce of difference to our chances of getting a new stadium. I'm sure he'll prove me wrong, though.