Bulls. People outside of RL recognise it more then they would Northern.

Pretty much this.

I'd also add that most of us who do remember Northern and weren't overly keen on the name change in the first place, are over it. We've come round and unlike the Giants who still refer to their team as Fartown, we've pretty much lost all the old names now (such as Steam Pigs). When you add that to those who don't remember Northern, I think it's a no brainer personally.

The last few years may be associated with the Bulls name, but so are the 2001-2005 years where we were dominant, as well as plenty of other years before it which were pretty special too.

Bulls, for all reasons previously mentioned.

My first memories of Odsal are from the 1960's so there's a certain nostalgia for Northern. I also think that moniker has a certain uniqueness- like the Wednesday in Sheffield.
However for all the reasons already cited, it would be daft to revert to that title. The idea of the Bulls came from Peter Deakin . He was a marketing genius and if it was good enough for him it will do for me.

Bulls for me too. It's not quite most of my life but it's most of my adult and actual supporting life. It is easily the one I have the connection to.

At this stage I am grateful for anything but what I want is meat and potatoes.

Bulls. Has brand strength still. Northern doesn't have the negatives, but is much weaker, especially in the under 40's group

Going "traditional" is a hipster thing.

Bulls. All younger generation who are our future support base have never known anything else.

Bulls definitely.

All it needs is a few years of stability, growth, continuing to promote the great academy players into the first team and people will eventually forget all the rubbish that is currently going on. The Bulls brand is far more marketable and recognisable.

However I have only ever known Bulls and so am somewhat biased.

Look at it this way. My nephew is 4 years old. He knows nothing of rugby aside from when he's seen me, my dad and bro watching games on the tv. Yet whenever I am in his presence wearing a Bulls shirt he points at the Bull and asks me about it, asks why it is on the shirt, asks about why I am wearing it. As a result he became interested in my sister's old Bullman teddy which my parents still keep at their house and we have even got him saying "Come on You Bulls" when he sees the Bull.

It'll be this type of interest that will eventually get him to want to come to a game with us one Sunday and hopefully when he sees Bullman at the game and experiences it live he will want to come back and eventually start to appreciate the rugby.

I don't know that Northern would have quite the same effect.

Bulls. No doubt.

Even though I still like a chorus of "oh when the pigs, go steaming in" from time to time.

Definatley the Bulls brand. When people think of the Bulls there are memories of Bullmania, the all conquering sides of the early 2000's and Bullman/Bullboy. The mascots are still a strong concept for this club even throughout the administrations and for me that part of the Bulls brand should be strong going forward to engage the local kids again.

Having a stable club with investment in the facilities (if there is developments to be made on the Odsal site) and good financial plans to make the club thrive will be more than enough for this dark period to be buried. Competitiveness on the field and development off the field will make the Bulls brand appealing once again!

Also Frank as a personal favour can you ask the new owners to play Run With The Bulls a little bit more please! Get some identity back on matchdays!