"Richard Moore has been released by Wakefield, while the Wildcats have also cancelled the contract of new signing Jessie Joe Parker."

Doesnt seem good down there at all. 1 team i can deffo see going im affraid.

Haven't they released him due to him not turning up for training at all

Yep, rumoured visa issues, which seems strange given that he played for Featherstone last year.

Although, having said that, he did get Big Willie to help him fill the forms in after a night on the grog and wrestling in the pit.

He probably got a bit confused and is on a plane with Big Willie right now to go and collect his Tongan passport, Mason will bring him over with him don't know what all the fuss is about.

Wakefield are going to go and they know it. They're rumoured to be at full cap (as in their own set maximum not the league one) and if that's the case, with the paper thin squad they have with no real quality it seems as though they're preparing for the NL's. Rightly so too IMO, It's really between Cas and Wakey and Cas offer more for me.

Would agree with you on that cas seem to be getting act together and how can they be up to cap when they have let players go.

Wakey have wanted shut of Moore for some time and the JJP situation was out of their hands. I don't think they'll lose their license as they have plenty going for them, including paying their players on time

Who would you say is going then? Crus and Quins; RFL have too much money at stake. Cats no. Wakey/Cas/Bulls/HKR/salford are the only others. Not going to be us or Bulls IMO we are both good enough and have enough going on. Salford have new stadia and a hald decent side now.
So it leaves Cas and Wakey. IMO can only see Cas having any chance if it comes down to them 2 teams.

Quins or Crusaders will go.

Not a chance in hell.

hopefully Wakey will find some money from some where, or they could be another Halifax/leigh/Fev/Widnes all big old teams down in the lower leagues, and struggling to get out.

it appears super league clubs have been given more money from sky,on the provision that quins,cru,and catalans remain in SL.

Thats what i read somewhere but can't find any official link.

Would be very surprised if it was anyone else but Wakey.

i cant see either Quinns or Crusaders going after the RFL have put so much money into them.

I would assume that any other club having lost points for financial problems would go, but I'd be willing to bet that Crusaders won't.

Quote ="Gordon Gekko"Quins or Crusaders will go.'" Don't look good for Crusaders, news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 277648.stm , If they renew their franchise after what they did to Widnes the RFL would look very "incompetent". Having said that, has it ever bothered them before?

Quote ="Gordon Gekko"Quins or Crusaders will go.'" Don't look good for Crusaders, news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 277648.stm , If they renew their franchise after what they did to Widnes the RFL would look very "incompetent". Having said that, has it ever bothered them before?

is it just the taxman they struggle to pay on time then?

Probably. A situation many SL clubs and businesses alike find themselves in. Its hardly a stand alone reason to demote them.

not stand alone but two failed seasons financially...........

Is that Wakey, Quins, Crusaders or Rovers??

Ok why pick rovers over saints they have not been financially stable last two seasons so let's put saints in there to.

OK no probs, add Saints to that list. It doesn't disguise the fact fact that some of the reasons many are saying Wakey will lose their license also applies to a number of other clubs.

I personally would keep Wakey and dump Quins.

You mean the bill that has been paid in full

Get ready for the tax man in the sport there are some big bills to be paid Wakey was the lowest thats why the HMRC came for them to get a judgment, the bill was paid but who will be next?

Yep you could be right there

Didn't say it hadn't been paid, it just needed the threat of court action before sir rodney came to the rescue.