THE company which owned the former Bradford Bulls has been formally put into liquidation following a meeting of creditors.
Bradford Bulls Northern Ltd has been in the control of administrators since the end of November, and following a meeting of creditors at the end of January has now been put into creditors’ voluntary liquidation.
The old club owes almost £2 million to creditors, including just under half a million pounds to HMRC and almost £30,000 to Bradford Council.
Some of its assets, including the badge and name, have been sold to the owners of the new club – Andrew Chalmers and Graham Lowe.
Administrators Gary Pettit and Gavin Bates have been appointed as liquidators of the company.
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