as a hudds fan i love to beat bradford, but with the team that you had yesterday it wasnt "if" we win, it was by "how much ".. and i would rather see close games than hammerings, it doesnt do the sport any favours

urrrrgh you sound all. ...normal. It's weird.

its like he........understands

There are decent Hudds fans. They just happen to be at the other side of the world.

Surely you don't mean Sheffield?

It does count and yes you should be looking to win the cup or sl which is why the crowing at beating the bottom side in the league is really funny.

should be a good 6 points from the bulls this season, hopefully kopczak gets a MOM award too.

Think it goes both ways. I, along with some others haven't come on here gloating about our expected win yesterday and I don't intend to. Yes you've got some flak but you've given it back (maybe not you personally). The Sheffield thing, how we've won nothing, our support and some of the patronising posts I've read on some of the threads aimed at us to name just a few. It doesn't bother me personally and I find it quite laughable and cringeworthy some of the comments I've read on here about us.

Moggie - you come across as fair-minded here but, whys and wherefores aside, that's a very charitable interpretation of your fellow fan's conduct.

First part doable (previous seasons most consistant team beats bottom placed club with 1 prop shocker), second part highly unlikely unless your home sponsors fancy a laugh.

Cos Bradford fans never did that when Huddersfield were bottom of the league did they ??

See this is what you lot don't get, we are only doing to you what you did to us before the table's turned....

I never did, never have and never will troll opps boards in order to stroke my member at how inferior they are, just no place of being a twot when RL is taking a bashing from multiple sides.

I wasn't too disheartened at yesterdays result, you were probably looking at the biggest forward pack against a load of back rows and backs.

I thought the team never gave up and showed great heart and effort.

At the end, I thought the players that put their body on the line deserved a round of applause. Players confidence must be completely shot, yet they still played like their lives depended on it.

I'm not too concerned by their tackling as some on here. Without the big forwards, the opposition never really ran out of breath. Players like Donaldson, Addy and Olbison can only do so much against Crabtree, Kopout and co. Players are trained to tackle the upper body to try and reduce the amount of times the opposition offload, but this requires players coming in in 3's and 4's, but in the end, everyone was too tired.

In the past, I have left Odsal more disappointed, with a much lower deficit in the scoreline.

Completely agree. I admit to questioning the Sheffield "merger" and worrying about the conduct of Giants management revealed in the Mason court case but never gloated about some of the results when the Bulls had a strong team and the Giants were building. Personally I think the renaissance of League in the game's birthplace is one of the good news stories of modern Rugby League.
Some Giants fans are quoting "karma"-- if you truly believe in that concept then sometime in the future the Bulls will earn a result such as yesterday's . If we reach that point I hope no Bulls fans will engage in the type of taunting some of the posters on this thread have employed.
Let's hope we see a future league competition when it's so even between teams that no- one can predict a result with any certainty. A win in those circumstances is far more rewarding and enjoyable .