Great win by the Bulls today. Was that the strongest 17 we've fielded all season?

The game changer was Brough. We look so much more organised and cohesive with him back marshalling the team around the field. Barring his kick out on the full, I felt he played his best game in a Bulls shirt. His high bombs gained us brilliant field position in the first half to grab a couple of early tries. When York managed to claw their way back in, he kept us ticking over and controlled the game. A stark contrast to last weeks effort.

I also felt that our forwards won us the game today. The yards after contact from Fleming, Walker and Crossley laid the platform for our 1,6 and 7 to attack with an abundance of time and space. Some great finishing from Evans in the corner in the second half to kill off any York fightback.

I felt we gifted York a couple of scores with some poor individual errors. Cut those out and the game wouldn't have been as close.

Great atmosphere as well from both sets of fans. I was surrounded by York fans who had a few interesting comments throughout the game. At full time I gave them all a wry smile. York have got themselves a fantastic little ground. Wish we could have something like that...

Fantastic result for us. Playoffs confirmed with a few games to go and what a turn around from that first game against Sheffield.

Hope MDJ injury isn’t too bad and we can continue to get everyone back and raring to go for the playoffs. Toulouse and Fev are streets ahead of the rest of the division but you never know in a one off game if they are sleep walking after a year of easy wins.

Super league is not all it used to be Especially on attendances but given the pull of funding to land, super league is the only place to survive

So what was the attendance yesterday...?

4,000.

Nice round number.

Statistically some games are going to have a nice round figure attendance- but yeah, it's a nice round number.

Wasn't 4K the highest legal attendance figure under the old covid regs?