i like your ground its got loads of history but like the zoo we used to play its tired and dated, why did they spend all that money on that new coral stand a few years back surley the money needed spending on other parts of the ground ? i had a great day good drink in que gardens but i feel for you ive bein there when we were and our attendences were low, but i carnt understand whats going wrong you have let so many good young players go we do benfit from moranavich theres point hiding that fact, but surley when u were pulling in 15 k plus for home you were making good money, would a move in with bradford city work and save you money would it bring the fans back ? and why 7k plus for game against us and then 8k plus for fartown game i honestly thought more of you would of bin there for the cup game. any way all the best and i hope you turn your fortunes around soon but not at our expense lol

I used to get Bulls fans asking me the same thing 10 years ago.

Why do people like this ground? Its a dump!

It's certainly no HQ.

Thanks for that startlingly insightful contribution.

Yes non of our stands are falling down, and all have full safety certificates

That's true we don't make all visitors to our ground cram in against a wall unable to see anything closer than the half way line.

You might just consider that "people" are right, and it's just you?

Remind me again why large parts of the southstand are cordened off? and the away end slopes off to one side??

Least you can get a good view at Odsal.

I do wish people would stop picking on the old girl, Odsal made superleague in the early days, those barmy friday & saturday evenings in the sun, happy days!

I couldn't agree more. Odsal was made for summer rugby league, standing on the terraces getting a tan and having a relaxing pint before watching the Bulls and bringing that heart attack one day closer... I strongly believe that there is no better place to watch rugby on a hot summers day than at Odsal.

Unfortunately we've taken the usual half d British approach to to everything... in this case global warming... and have freezing weather and torrential rain throughout summer. This makes Odsal as unappealing as it was 'back in the day' when you'd stand watching a Yorkshire Cup game agains Bramley listening to the noise of a crowd being played over the sound system as tumbleweed blew across the half empty terraces... if not more so because at least in winter you expected to have to wear a scarf and waterproof coat where as in summer it feels morally wrong.

I think the bad weather all started when we returned to the mighty Odsal after the spell at VP. It's as if the Gods, in their anger at our desertion from this magnificent temple to Rugby League, decreed that never again would we bask in the sunlight and everything would be wet and gloomy. All we can keep doing is offering sacrifices to the Gods in hope of their forgiveness. We are to blame for the floods that have swept through the UK in recent years.

Or something.