Quote ="Mad_Jack_Mcmad"It would still be a cost to the club. It's still £180,000 that would leave the club and would have to be accounted for. It doesn't matter that you "might" get it back you still need to balance the books at the point the bond is paid out. Besides what were the conditions? Maybe the club couldn't fulfill them. What if one was the match had to be staged and we had a snowfall like a few seasons ago for Eorl's Testimonial? The club would be screwed.
I get it, people are butt-hurt that they don't get to see us play an NRL side that's OK. But the club made absolutely the right decision financially in turning down this farcical circus of a game.'"
That is what people want to know.
If there were conditions which the club could not achieve attached to this, let us know so we know if the critisism is valid.
At present it looks like they have no ambition.
If we win play offs next year we will be in the same position as far as support etc goes. Would we reject the opportunity as champions?
we will just have to sit back and watch all the action with the big boys on tv instead
