Maybe we should wind up the Bulls and support them, their team will have a very familiar look to it.
It looks like they have the Bulls team we could of had if we weren't so appallingly managed over the past 10 years.

Sounds like Richard Lamb's bid to me. Lamb making all the noises and then not going through with it? To the surprise of absolutely nobody.

I also expect "Highlander" is another Gledalias.

I've already said that if Derek Richardson, David Thorne and Marc Green get the club as specified from what they said at the not so secret meeting then I'm pulling my son out of the academy who already has offers from Leeds and Wigan.

There is no future for him at Bradford under this snatch and grab ownership model which will see us back in Administration in two years time with deal to basically employ all the old staff back.

(Does anyone know how to get rid of the page that tells you which posts have been made before my own post? it took me 3 goes of the above posts before mine went through, on a busy thread like this it gets annoying)

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He seems minted at about the level where an extra 50k would be a complete showstopper and time to walk too.

edit: Hindle you just did it to me. Grrr.

He was busy on Twitter last night so I doubt it. Talking about fans engagement and how it would secure the clubs future, still no nearer to finding out who exactly is funding his bid.

It's hard isn't it? A massive part of me all through this has been saying to myself that as long as the club still exists, I'll be there. Not necessarily a Phoenix club, but if it's the Bulls at Odsal with most of the squad, I'll be there. But every time another released player goes elsewhere and reduces the chances of us signing them back once up and running again, it gets harder.

The prospects of turning up to watch a team get hammered every week with the likes of James Mendeika in the centres and Vila Halafihi at hooker really doesn't get my excitement up (with no disrespect meant to them, but it's hard not to look at those type of average players).

I want to be loyal. I want to show my support. But am I doing it at the expense of enjoying my Sundays?

You enjoyed your Sundays before?

Fair point, but I enjoyed them up until about 3:20pm when I realised we were gonna be crap again despite my getting stupid hopes up that it could be better this week as the players are good, they're just not performing.

I find it hard to delude myself even to that level with what the squad is currently looking like it could be.

I wouldn't be surprised if some of the players decide to go part time. There comes a point where the money is better to work and play part time. Especially as it may seem the more secure route perhaps.

If they can't get full-time I'd expect that to happen, though there is little out there in the big wide world, proper, secure jobs seem to get fewer and fewer - unless you're prepared to work for next to nothing on a zero hours contract, of course, thousands of, so called, 'jobs' like those. That's how they tell us the employment rate is up.

Everyone has their own line in the sand I guess when it comes to commitment to the cause. Living about 5 miles from Castleford, it's very tempting for me to watch a few games down t'lane than trek over to Bradford to watch dross.

Up yours too c*ckwomble

There's always Fev. Wear your Bulls shirt and they may charge you £2 more to get in.