It seems to me that Bradford are giving themselves an unfair advantage by retaining the curved edges to the in-goal area. They can practice as much as they like kicking into that part of the field and are well aware of the different bounce of the ball that having an upwardly curved section of field gives them.

It was originally because of the speedway track round the perimeter but there has been no speedway for the last 10 years or so. The RFL should insist that the playing area should be as level as possible. I am sure that a couple of hours with a mechanical digger could create a level playing field!

you obviously didnt see most of their kicks as leeds made more use of those curves than bradford did

Yep, RL should be a level playing field!

Just drove past 'Wembley of the North' (the Grattan Stadium) and saw 9 season tickets nailed to the gates.
I thought fook i'm having them!
You can never have enough nails


Just heard theres floods in West Yorkshire caused by 20000 (well maybe 7500) Bulls fans crying and 30000 Rhinos fans p155ing themselves laughing


The Bulls have sensationally turned down a £200 million shirt sponsorship deal with a well known dog food company.
Fans said the thought of their team wearing shirts with WINALOT on the front would be taking the fooking p155


Nothing too do with the curled up corners on the pitch but when we've just beaten our friends from down't road on their own front lawn i think we can have a laugh at their expense.

Does the Osdal pitch matter..
it'll be Valley Parade as their new home ground next year

Grow a sense of humour.

Whilst this isn’t rolling on the floor and nearly chocking stuff. It’s a much welcome contribution to this thread because I’m smiling and so will plenty of others.

The corners of my mouth did turn up.

Mind you, I think that was just a bit of trapped wind.

Now thats funny