I'm a member & I know what's goin on, think anyone with common sense realise there is going to be new owners whatever happens.
It's going to be a takeover or administration so which ever, the end of the present owners & board is inevitable.
I don't want to see the end of the club, but the club as we know it won't exist & think that's why forever reds are doing the fundraising to make sure there is a club to still support when whoever takes over.
Think they have learnt from the Bradford fiasco & won't part with any money until they are sure it is going in the right place.
At least some of the fans are getting of backsides & doing something, the saying springs to mind Them that moan & do nowt shouldn't moan at all.

Following on from the article on the club site about some of the donated cash going towards medical and physio needs is there any pennies in the bank still? And if there is what are the plans for it?

The money that was donated to the physio was not SOS money .That money was donated by forever reds .

Sorry thought that I'd read it was from recent donations.

That's the kind of thing that I'd like to see the money raised by SOS going towards when the take over makes the whole SOS redundant, anything that either puts the players on a level playing field with the rest of Super League teams or goes towards the youngsters getting some much needed investment.

Correct. Largely from money raised from last year's sponsor a try scheme and the curry & quiz night.

As the Warrington revenue streams received a mention at St Thomas church it may be worth noting that their supporters,prior to Simon Moran getting involved big-time,started a Squadbuilder scheme - [url=http://www.squadbuilder.co.uk/sqbwhat.aspApologies for the Linky but click on as much as possible[/url and even the lowest positioned of professional/semi-professional clubs have a [url=http://www.thunderrugby.com/page.php?id=980Squadbuilder[/url as does another club recently with financial troubles - [url=http://www.wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/community/squadbuilderWakefield Trinity Wildcats[/url
I have heard it helps in all sorts of ways - travel expenses,overnight stays while player decides to sign etc.
With Paul Highton now responsible/involved with - player welfare - I am certain that may require some funding,also.
As it is the players most supporters go to see we should make them a priority - especially after the recent events.
I do hope the supporters follow the lead set by Dr Koukash and we maintain the momentum.