But you said (pmsl)

Post subject: My Time is up.
PostPosted: Mon May 16, 2011 10:19 am
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If bulls don't do anything this season, my time is up and its back to Bradford city, I stopped going to city to come and watch bulls 5 years ago, since then nothing has happened, fans are boring, the atmosphere is dead, and the style of rugby Bradford play is just damn boring! I love rugby as a sport and prefer it alot to football, as you never know what is going to happen, where as football if you got 2-0 up you just sit back and defend, but if you go 18-0 up in rugby there is no way you can just sit back and let other team run at you.

Thanks guys, its been nice spending time with you lot.

What a great atmosphere on Friday, best iv been to in a long time!

Did anybody hear us all singing...

When i see you bradford i go out owta my head
i just carnt get enough i just carnt get enough
all the things you do to me and all the things you said
i just carnt get enough i just carnt get enough
when you slip and slide and you fall in mud
and i just carnt seem to get enough wooooo

dud dudd du du du dud dud

Yep right below the white box thing! Was a fantastic atmosphere!

Only downside was that woman moaning in the pick coat, yes i can understand her frustration with bad language BUT............. It was a Leeds Vs Bradford game and ganson was the Ref what else did she expect !!!

She told me straight

Absolutely ridiculous, how can you go to a Leeds vs Bradford game with ganson been the ref, and stand near a rowdy crowd with each person having a pint or 2 on their hands and not expect foul language or shouting?

The odd swear word dosent bother me. constant relentless abuse of players, officials and fans does

Nope no body defiantly did that.

I will even tell you what i said

"get them square you stupid bald c**t"

completely wrong lyrics.

Well they would be if he was singing the correct song but infact the lyrics were changed by bulls fans just for that game

When I go to matches, I go with my 3 year old daughter. I do not appreciate bad language in front of her. If i wanted her to be subjected to that, I'd take her to watch City (or her Uncle Gareths)

Most people would appreciate what you are saying and see that there are children present,

BUT on this occasion there was not around the area in question, most of the time i do not believe the language to be intentional but to come on emotions running high and the passion of the game

The word in question is not a very nice word (C word) to use in any situation but it is understandable for other words to be used

Whats point in singing the correct song without changing the lyrics to Bradford/rugby related

We might aswell sing oh when the st's go marching in, in stead of changing it to bulls.