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Post by russ on Nov 27, 2023 13:26:19 GMT
The question is: Has the special measures referal helped in any way or has it done the opposite? In My opinion it's done neither Let's have it right Bradford have only got a ground because of the RFL Yes they won trophies but where are they now If one club was miss managed it was them Well, there's less activity on here but that could be the off season.
Quite a few have said they're not buying season tickets and that would be a risk if the club is in dire straits.
The story although largely exagerated keeps on going which does nothing positive for the club.
The sm referal can't be helping if it prevents signings, creating interest and stopping SRD being competitive later on.
There are some positives though
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Post by mauricethered on Nov 30, 2023 12:25:47 GMT
Still no news on the stadium post 1st December the club seem strangely quiet so I can only assume no news is good news. I’d love to get some form of update from the club.
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Post by JJR on Nov 30, 2023 14:30:29 GMT
They’ll be in touch soon, they want to sell shirts…assuming they’re here
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Post by mrg on Nov 30, 2023 14:39:12 GMT
I know a little about commercial leases and they are very different to a residential tenant / landlord lease and so the whole issue and panic from the club around the current deal ending has never sat comfortably with me.
when a commercial lease ends it is not automatically terminated. this is covered in the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 governing what is called 'security of tenure' which is the right of a tenant to occupy the premises after the lease expires. The Clubs lease comes within the scope of the legislation, it will therefore automatically continue after the expiry of the term as long as they remain in occupation of the property.
A landlord can only oppose the grant of a new lease on the following grounds:
Premises are in disrepair
Arrears of rent
Suitable alternative accommodation offered
Tenancy was created by a sub-letting
Landlord's intention to redevelop
Landlord's intention to occupy
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Post by russ on Nov 30, 2023 15:18:35 GMT
I know a little about commercial leases and they are very different to a residential tenant / landlord lease and so the whole issue and panic from the club around the current deal ending has never sat comfortably with me. when a commercial lease ends it is not automatically terminated. this is covered in the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 governing what is called 'security of tenure' which is the right of a tenant to occupy the premises after the lease expires. The Clubs lease comes within the scope of the legislation, it will therefore automatically continue after the expiry of the term as long as they remain in occupation of the property. A landlord can only oppose the grant of a new lease on the following grounds: Premises are in disrepair Arrears of rent Suitable alternative accommodation offered Tenancy was created by a sub-letting Landlord's intention to redevelop Landlord's intention to occupy Hasn't all this been superceded by MP's (an over representative group in the Landlord market!) voting in legislation which favoured er Landlords?
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Post by russ on Nov 30, 2023 15:19:03 GMT
In the meantime any real Red Devil's news?
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Post by reddevil89 on Nov 30, 2023 15:33:40 GMT
No just get ready for shirt release at 6 tonight, other than that since our last signing it's all gone very hush hush
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Post by mrg on Nov 30, 2023 16:17:35 GMT
I know a little about commercial leases and they are very different to a residential tenant / landlord lease and so the whole issue and panic from the club around the current deal ending has never sat comfortably with me. when a commercial lease ends it is not automatically terminated. this is covered in the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 governing what is called 'security of tenure' which is the right of a tenant to occupy the premises after the lease expires. The Clubs lease comes within the scope of the legislation, it will therefore automatically continue after the expiry of the term as long as they remain in occupation of the property. A landlord can only oppose the grant of a new lease on the following grounds: Premises are in disrepair Arrears of rent Suitable alternative accommodation offered Tenancy was created by a sub-letting Landlord's intention to redevelop Landlord's intention to occupy Hasn't all this been superceded by MP's (an over representative group in the Landlord market!) voting in legislation which favoured er Landlords?
not for commercial property |
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Post by russ on Nov 30, 2023 18:46:42 GMT
Hasn't all this been superceded by MP's (an over representative group in the Landlord market!) voting in legislation which favoured er Landlords?
not for commercial property So within the Landlord Market the MPs were even more self serving than I imagined! Shame isn't one of their strong points, then? |
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Post by BIMBAM on Dec 1, 2023 15:20:43 GMT
Well I’ve just driven past the ground and there were no removal vans outside, so hopefully no news is good news.
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Post by JJR on Dec 1, 2023 18:25:45 GMT
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Post by russ on Dec 1, 2023 19:35:11 GMT
I hope you're sitting down JJR because I agree. The statement about the the lack of statement or action by the council is all we can expect at present and much better than the alternative!
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Post by JJR on Dec 1, 2023 19:59:44 GMT
I knew you’d get up there ev3ntually Russ 😉
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Post by salford1963 on Dec 1, 2023 21:57:12 GMT
Reading between the lines of the statement and PK’s remarks on Twitter tonight we are on the cusp of a transformational change for the first time since we left The Willows. I’m genuinely excited about what this club can achieve in the years to come🙏🤞👹
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Post by reddevil89 on Dec 1, 2023 22:45:58 GMT
Don't have twitter, what's he said
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