My question to myself is should I pay my hard earned and go on sunday?


My heart says I should support my team and turn up

My head says should I be giving money to an administrator who can work weekends to sell players but waits to next week to meet with possible buyers. My gate receipts will not benefit the club.

I was all set to go until I woke up to the Scruton story this morning. Well p****d off now.

The weather yesterday pretty much summed up everything at the Bulls recently.I thought the first try was pretty good yesterday,the pass from Foster to Gale had to be perfect and it was,a 15-20 yard pass running at full pace ain't easy.I thought Olbison ran very well in the second half, not always been his biggest fan but he showed what he can do yesterday.Donaldsons defence needs a special mention,60 odd tackles,really impressive.We looked better when Diskin was on,there was a period middle of second half when we seemed to of upped the pace and another try would of put the game to bed earlier than it was.Overall it was a very good win althings considered,right now a not very pretty win is all that's needed

Is it definite that mullaly is out of there Huddersfield clash? I seem to remember fairbank played last season against Huddersfield at the magic weekend?

Depends on the terms of his loan, they may fear mullaly more per say than they did fairbank, he really does ad some biff when the comes on, if em get sorted he would be the first person I would look at signing till the end of the season, or maybe he could beg the giants to cancel his contract due to lack of first team play and come to us, stranger things have happened.

I've definitely read somewhere that Mullally won't be available when we face Huddersfield, which is obviously a blow to our chances. Perhaps though we might have Ferguson/Blythe back then to bolster our numbers a little, or perhaps another loanee such as Evans.

Taking on Hudders with only two bona fide props with probably Chev and Danny Bridge propping the rest of the time makes that game a foregone conclusion.