So, you are told 'a player' has been told his contract can't be honoured.

All that info but no name.

The club have got onto this and will issue an official statement soon.

God RLFans can be powerful at times.

Hope they chase Milner and his lizard friend, and sue them for defamation/ slander!

Of course I know who the players were, I just aint gonna post it on here am I

Yeah me too, cant see it happening though, especially as I have never mentioned any names



Whilst we are having wish lists I hope you get run over on your way out of your caravan today and I hope your lady stops screwing about

We got shut of BJ to Bradford why should we take him back.

We would love to keep Drew if he was Peter Pan but he's now 34

As for Rooney he's found his true level at Barrow.

Yep, sad people.

www.crusadersrfl.com/newsstory3.htm

www.crusadersrfl.com/newsstory3.htm

Thanks for posting that.

It will hopefully keep people quiet for a while.

So they were lying to the players who they have told 'they cant honour contract offers made'?

And why dont they want their current players to have cars?

Not a chance.



If you're club is really serious about being a success is Wales, then you should relocate to Cardiff imo. Bridgend makes Hull look like Monte Carlo, its a right doghole. If not them i'm afraid Mr Samuels will have to have very deep pockets.

It's gonna keep me quiet, I have bigger fish to fry, literally, a nice piece of Tuna.

I kinda lied there, I will be grilling it.

Apart from that it is almost right.

Celtic Crusaders are a rugby league club with supporters. I find some people's attitutes on here utterly discusting. If Celtic Crusaders are in trouble, and all the evidence I have seen points to them been stable at the moment, we should be concerned for other Rugby League fans who might be about to loose their club regardless of the location, history or politics of the club, not taking delight in it.

I hope Celtic Crusaders survive and flourish so there fans can continue to enjoy Rugby League. If the club does fail, it will be a sad day for the sport, same as it would if it were any other Rugby League club.

If the contract was not signed then surely that is within their right.

Better pulling out now than signing them and going bust half way through next season don't you think?

Are you going to admit you were wrong about Crusaders going into administration now?

If things don't change at Bridgend the likelihood is that the club will relocate.

We should know something by next season.

It may be Newport so within walking distance for me with ground improvements afoot.

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So you'll vent your frustrations at all those Hull fans who hoped Rovers would go bust then

You certainly do need to relocate and it should be to Cardiff. You are the RFL's only representative in Wales and you should be based in a big city. The population of Bridgend in 128000, Newport 137000 but Cradiff is 321000. Bigger catchment area, bigger city, higher profile thats what's needed imo.

I wanted to move to Cardiff, if we need to move from Bridgend, for the reasons above but it would be Cardiff RFC who LS would have to negotiate with.

It would make Freddie v. Jason look like a Teddy Bears picnic.

Are you going to show me where I said they were?

Trust me, I know for a fact Widnes have been told to prepare, my understanding is Fax have too.
I also know for a fact they are retracting contract offers to players they wanted for next year.
It is also pretty well known (even players have put it on facebook) that they have had their club cars taken away.

But I aint even mentioned a clubs name, never mind administration.

If I was talking about Celtic the non statement put out by your website is hardly proof that they are not struggling is it?



I might release a statement saying I have a 14" penis and turned down a night with all 5 of the Spice Girls, you will never know if I am lying or telling the truth

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Quote ="Mrs Barista"Try this: www.waitrose.com/recipe/Asian-St ... teaks.aspx All ingredients a metrosexual like your good self will have to hand in the kitchen essentials cupboard; Bart Lemon Grass in Sunflower Oil and Conimex Ketjap Manis (Indonesian Style Sweet Soy Sauce), for example. '" Metrosexual?

Nothing that you have said reveals a club in crisis. It merely negative spin.

For example telling Widnes and Fax to prepare for SL is something they should be doing anyway as part of franchise negotiations. Personally I think these two clubs would be most likely to replace Salford and Wakefield, who are imo the two weakest SL franchises and have so far failed to deliver on their initial franchise promises.

Many clubs retract contract offers. For example Saints offered a contract to Gareth Carvel, last year but withdrew it after Hull wanted a transfer fee. Sometimes clubs offer contracts to players at other clubs as a way of trying to get the other clubs to up their offers. Thereby reducing that clubs spending ability.
Occasionally a club may make an offer to a player as a safety net in case their primary target decides they dont want to join the club.

Cars are usually provided to players via sponsorship agreements. The clubs themselves dont buy the cars. If players are having to return cars this could be indicative of a Vehicle sponsorship coming to an end. This could mean a better sponsorship has been agreed elsewhere or just that the sponsors are having to save money. This second option wouldnt surprise me considering that many car companies and dealerships are going to the wall.

Sorry, if you're using FB as a credible source, then we MUST have signed Ben Jeffries as he's friends with half the Crusaders squad

Yes I would, why? As it goes, I've never actually met a Hull FC fan that has said to me that he/she hopes Rovers would go bust. But then I don't generally associate with idiots and every club has those.