Premiership II plans announced

They owe in excess of thirty million.

London Irish owe the same and Wasps 95 million !

I read the article with incredulity. There's no expression of sorrow or regret but an assumption of a place in the Championship 

However, we must remember that the article is on a supporters' message board so is likely to be written with hope and optimism whilst wearing rose tinted spectacles. 

The following section from Regulation 5 covers what is needed from any Club which has become insolvent:

In addition to the imposition of special measures detailed in regulation 5.5.13 to 5.5.23 above and the requirements set out in Appendix 1 to this Regulation 5, the Phoenix Entity will be required to satisfy the following:   

(a) The Phoenix Entity must pay all outstanding Primary Rugby Creditors monies owed up to the date on which the Insolvency Event occurred, net of the amount that such Primary Rugby Creditors are entitled to (for example if receiving a payment from the Redundancy Payments Office) within 28 days of being granted a licence to play in one of the RFU’s Leagues.   

(b) Subject to Regulation 5.7.3(c), the Phoenix Entity must pay, reach agreement to settle and/or reach agreement to defer any sums owing up to the date on which the Insolvency Event occurred in full or in part (in all such cases providing evidence to the RFU of such agreement in each individual case) all Secondary Rugby Creditors within 28 days of being granted a license to play in one of the RFU’s Leagues.   

(c) To the extent any Secondary Rugby Creditors are disputed by the Phoenix Entity, such dispute together with supporting evidence shall be submitted to the RFU within 28 days of being granted a license to play in one of the RFU’s leagues. The RFU, or any person or organisation appointed by the RFU for such purpose, will determine whether such creditor is a legitimate creditor and falls within the definition of Secondary Rugby Creditor and will notify its decision to the Phoenix Entity. If the RFU decides in its discretion that the disputed Secondary Rugby Creditor should be paid pursuant to these Regulations, the Phoenix Entity must pay such Secondary Rugby Creditor within 28 days of notification of the RFU’s decision to the Phoenix Entity;  

(d) The Phoenix Entity must provide a bond to the RFU to guarantee its obligations to the RFU. This bond must be deposited in cash with the RFU and the RFU will hold it for a period of three years from the start of the following Season. The RFU is entitled to use the bond to fulfil any obligations of the existing club or the Phoenix Entity as set out in the agreement to be entered into with the RFU and to meet any liabilities that the RFU reasonably believes should be paid in order to help safeguard the future existence for the club or to compensate any party in the case of any default of the Phoenix Entity. The bond will be the greater of the total amount of any Primary Rugby Creditors and Secondary Rugby Creditors as at the date of the issuing of the license to the Phoenix Entity to assume the position of the insolvent Club in the relevant League or 10% of the average projected annual turnover for the Phoenix Entity as set out for its first two years of trading in its business plan, or such other amount as determined by the RFU having regard to the particular circumstances in each case;  

I really can't see any assumption of a place in the Championship. Optimism yes but no assumption. 

You are quite right of course that is the supporters speaking and that's the key point. They aren't the ones who should be offering sorrow and regret as they had little to do with the behaviour of their previous owners. In actual fact they were very much against them and were expressing severe concerns about their business plan (or lack of one) almost as soon as they took control.