BP is not involved in the Devils, but....

"Brian, are you able to negotiate the sale of the Devils?" Answer "NO"

"Who are the cheque signatorys for the Devils?" Answer, "Myself (Brian Candy), Sue Bradley and Mrs Bob Phillips"

"Can you tell us how much you paid for the Devils?" Answer "None of your business" and when asked again "Ring my solicitor (Same one as BP) tomorrow and he will tell you"

"When did you buy Reds (Wales) from Bob?" Answer "Erm, ah, I can't remember"

"When did you make your (Reds) application to BNL?" Answer - see above!

"Mr Steffan, did Mr Candy present a business plan to you?" Answer "Yes" "Ah but Mr Candy, on Real Radio you said that you didn't have one" Answer, "Ah well I did but a top level one, not a detailed one"

What conclusions can we draw? Brain Candy may have the shares, but is unable to sell them to anyone but Bob, Bob's wife signs the cheques, and Candy is unwilling how much he paid Bob for them (but hey, don't worry - his solicitor will tell us tomorrow! Yeah right!)

So, the BNL has had the wool pulled over its eyes and Bob STILL owns the Devils.
Meanwhile, his PR man can offer nothing but a few sarcy postings on a website and a big cheesy grin and they sack the coach????????