One of the major issues about season tickets at Odsal now and always has been, is the fact that the ground has far too much capacity. There is absolutely no chance of not getting into the best games, therefore there is no desperate need to purchase a season ticket on the basis you will need one to actually get into the ground for the top 4/5 games per season. Capacity needs to be capped at c18,000. At the height of the Bulls' most succesful seasons, say 2003/2004, the absolute maximum income form ST sales was around £1M. If you consider the first (successful) Pledge achieved sales of c.£800K after several extremely bad seasons, with the benefit of the big story of a brand new coach, MP, who was admired by the fans, the generation of income from STs is far from easy. You can assume that OK and GS are looking at between £1M to £1.5M from ST sales working on the new average prices and their forecast for the number of buyers. We really need to get behind them and buy, buy, buy! But, they need to get some messages out there through mailshots to all fans, billboards, A frames, all social media, a door drop to the best post codes in Bradford and the surrounding areas where are current best fan base comes from, all the local media - tv, radio, print and lots of PR and players out meeting the fans in the community. Also OK needs to generate interest amongst the Asian community which is totally under represented at the Bulls.
Good luck to them!

Quick question; if anyone (unlikely to be me), comes up with a good idea, who is the best person to get in touch with and what would be the best way?

Oh I don't know,............errm. perhaps contact Duffy or OK at the club? Via letter / email

I noticed this on the T&A website, the story itself doesn't really bother me but one line caught my attention; www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/n ... ___15_000/ "Iqbal is the nephew of new Bradford Bulls’ owner Omar Khan who, although the restaurant carries his name, does not own or run the restaurant."

I noticed this on the T&A website, the story itself doesn't really bother me but one line caught my attention; www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/n ... ___15_000/ "Iqbal is the nephew of new Bradford Bulls’ owner Omar Khan who, although the restaurant carries his name, does not own or run the restaurant."