I don't blame you at all mate.

I mean after watching that shower of ###### yesterday, we would struggle to beat Wath Brow at this moment in time.

Im still left in shock at what we saw out there on the field and I don't blame the supporters for not wanting to come back, it was that poor.

Stuart Duffy's face when the whole popular side booed the call to decline the two points late on said it all and the biggest laugh of all was when Steve Bailey said over the pa "todays Bradford man of the match" which drew the biggest laugh ever heard at Odsal since the famous "will the father of Stuart Cummings please meet his son at the lost children point after the game" from a Bradford v Leeds game in 1998.

I think after the intercept try we called it a day and only looked at the impact of Halley/Scruton and Whitehead as anything remotely positive.

Castleford by 20 on Friday is all I can see

Not me... my niece is five on friday!!

Otherwise, I would have gone!

I personally thought Bradford's Man Of The Match was Michael Platt.


(Oh and yes, I'll be at the match)

I'll be making the trip down, it's getting like the Rhinos at Odsal last year where it was out of hope than anything else.

Fear for the attendance figure though, with it being on sky an' all, but can't blame folk who stay away. Big things were expected of this side, a far better team on paper than the '09 side.

I'll attend whatever game I can regardless of form because it's my team. Unfortunatley I'm back to the greatest City in the world this weekend so it's Sky TV at the pub for me.

Have not decided yet after sunday's game.

ive paid my dues in advance for the season so ill be there hoping for the excitement ive been longing for since the announcement of signing matt orford, just hope i never have to wittness wot i saw yesterday ever again, CUM ON BULLS lets get our act together and start our season this fri and kick on to old trafford














i have to be positive or i wont bring myself to go to the games yesterday was an all time low,

ps i still stayed till the hooter however hard it was

As a gesture of goodwill the bulls should offer us non season ticket holders a good discount after that performance. If not I'll watch it on sky and put the 18 quid into drowning my sorrows!

I'll be there, but its blind faith thats leading me and nothing else. I dont have a season ticket for the first time in well over a decade (work commitments mean I can't guarentee attendance every week this summer) and I spent some time on Sun thinking what else I could do with my £18.

My father who I go with has a season ticket as usual, and he was looking at the fixture list during the 2nd half on Sun and pointed out when he's on holiday this summer and said "well at least I'm not obliged to attend that game, you can suffer on your own..." Cheers dad, but from someone whos watched Bradford since the 60's (through more bad times than good) it was quite disturbing that he was genuinely glad to be "allowed" time off from Odsal duties....

Hopefully the team can restore a bit of pride of Fri


....my better half (?) is also coming, but she's a Cas fan.....I suppose at least one of us will be happy on Friday night

The only one not going will be our 4 yo son as it is a bit late for him. He was the happiest Bulls fan yesterday as he fell asleep at about 1530 and woke at the end of the match. He asked if we had won so I said yes. Am I going to hell?

Maybe just on day release for that one

I'll be going +1 as always

I'll be there, but it's back to the same mentality that was present last year - hope rather than expectation

I'll probably go more in hope than expectation, only to be let down again by another depressing display from a team with no purpose or direction stemming from a coach who is unable to convey his message to the players or is just crap. Can't wait!