And because the passion isn't just with the fans, but with this crop of players we have coming through.

Whitehead, Bateman etc all want to play for Bradford and they love this club just as we do.

It is one of the things in this much maligned city that we can really, honestly, truely be proud of. The Bulls have brought so much pride to this city, so much positive news. Bradford needs them. We need them.

Here's another pretty good reason?

When I first moved to Bradford in the 90s I would regularly go back home. Each time I got back into Bradford Interchange I would walk under the banner outside the ticket office which said ‘The People’s Team’. It really did feel like that at the time & I was envious of that status. That feeling has been lost over the last few years, irrespective of Bulls’ lack of success. Watching the last couple of games, before Salford, I felt that emotion again for the first time. There is not a great deal left to be proud of in Bradford. Rugby League would survive without the Bulls, but it would be much poorer for it.

Whilst I don't agree that you cannot have SL without the Bulls they are worth saving as they are a large part of the Bradford community and would be be sorely missed. But you should only save something if it is worth saving so some soul searching needs to be done and the people who have told half truths and lies need to removed before moving on.
Good luck.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leeds-16723350

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leeds-16723350

Because we're the greatest rugby league club in the world. FACT

Why are the Bradford Bulls worth saving,

Comedy gold moment.

Have a look around you next Friday at about 19:55 that's why.

- Although make sure you've pledged before 17:00!

Actually I'll just say THE FANS. That'll work

Family

The Bulls are akin to a family member in our household. All my children have grown up with the Bulls, with Cookie Jnr & Little Miss Cookie going to their first games as soon as they had had their first innoculations @ 2 months old. We have celebrated the successes, weeped at the disappointments and supported each other through the bad times and shared the good. Like most families, we have our disagreements and arguments, at times hating what's happening but end up sticking with them regardless of what happens.

Throughout the years I have always found that the organisation and players have a genuine rapport with the supporters and it always felt that the moniker of "The People's Team" was not just a marketing ploy, but something that permeated the whole Club.

From a personal perspective, whenever I have had cause to ask something of the Bulls, they have always delivered for me and mine with few questions asked ( see [url=http://viewtopic.php?f=19&t=520650&start=20here[/url for what they've done recently).

Pledging £100 is a cheap price to pay to see the smile on my little one and the pleasure they have provided us over the years.

The players past and present refer to the club as more like a family. Which explains why we've now got blokes who haven't played here for years handing over momentos of career highlights which must be heartbreaking for them just to help get the cash in.