We are in a horrendous situation there is no getting away from it, from a financial point of view there is not enough time to set up any sort of fan foundation to think about taking control.

With that in mind the only thing we can do is turn up in our thousands on Sunday and support the club,

-Let the players and staff know know that we are still with them, after all they are the ones with everything to lose.

-Show any potential investor exactly what they would be buying into, a faithful crowd willing to do anything they could to help the team survive.

-Show all of the doom mongerers, trolls and wind up merchants from other clubs that we are stronger in the face of adversity.

-Most importantly though lets try to enjoy a game we probably should be winning, after all that is why we all care so much. For 80 minutes we can forget about the off field rubbish and just focus on two competition points.

I will be there, as will some of my family who haven't been to a game for years. If we can recreate the atmosphere of the Leeds game two years ago we can show the rest of the Rugby League world that as long as there is a team in Bradford there will be fans there to support them.

Hopefully see you there on Sunday

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This.

Although Quorn_Bull is luckier, because he lives in a lovely village. I went there for lunch the other week.

I was gonna go to Wakefield this week instead of going to Oldslum to watch the Dulls, but they are away at Wigan.So I shall go to Oldslum to watch the Dulls instead

As I always do in times of adversity I shall keep my chin up, my shoulder to the wheel, my nose to the grindstone, my ear to the ground and my eyes on the ball.
And, if I still have a hand free, phone a good chiropractor.

I was taught that, if you still had a hand free in the middle of that lot you should use it to get your retaliation in first.