Wakefield Trinity Wildcats face funding shortfall
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Wakefield Trinity Wildcats face a six-figure hole in their budget after their main sponsor Eric France went bust.
The scrap metal business ceased trading on Wednesday with debts of £22 million.
Wakefield, who spent time in administration two years ago,, external are confident such measures can be avoided this time round.
They said in a statement: "Whilst this is a hole to fill in the club's budget, the areas of sponsorship available are the most prestigious."
The company, who also have links to Championship side Dewsbury Rams, have entered a creditor's voluntary liquidation with the loss of 18 jobs.
Richard Agar's side have had a mixed start to the 2013 Super League season, with two wins and two defeats from their opening four matches.
- Published24 February 2013
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