What the fsck has this got to do with the Bradford Bulls forum?

Mick Hogan was a friend of mine in my youth, a really nice lad with a good family & was always sports mad, much like me but far more intelligent.

I remember he introduced me to NFL Football & he played some amateur American Football when there was a bit of a scene back in the 80's, he also had a great arm for a quarterback.

Mick wasn't a great RL player or football player, he was good enough at schoolboy level but then he was more a Jack of all trades, he was a very good basketball player though & should've been at around 6 '3 or 6 '4 & was pretty nifty with a golf club or cricket bat too.

Not at all surprised that Mick went on to be successful, he is an intelligent & driven fella. Great to see he is doing well.

Great result Bulls 80 - 0, at any level that takes some doing & is a true reflection of an utterly dominant performance.

Well done.

I'll echo your sentiments and for the record Mick will not allow the Koukash pantomime to dictate rugby matters at Newcastle.

If Koukash wants to invest he'll be doing so as a silent partner and yes, I'm talking about the Newcastle Falcons/Thunder not the Knights as people keep assuming.

It's another Bulls fan trying to explain why they weren't wrong when they were.

Do you see?

The boys done good.

Not much else to say really..

Anyone know the attendance figures!

Was just a little over 4,000 yesterday if I heard correctly.

Thanks

It's great to see young Bulls backs scoring points.

All I can say for Sheffield is that they must not let RFL talk them into administration as a way out of their problems or a method of switching owner (similar as they did with us). This would leave them with a relegation and I'm sure the RFL are looking for another promotion spot after Toulouse blew it.

Toulouse still have another shot, so they'll probably still come up.

I really hope Sheffield can manage to stay afloat, and stay full time next season. Also hope Toulouse can manage to get promoted also.

The more full time sides we have in the Championship the stronger the comp and game will be on the whole.

Sorry it was nothing to do with RFL, HMRC were going to wind the club up, Green put it into administration to prevent that

Sheffield won't be full time next season. The "prospective buyer" that they're in advanced talks with has already said he's taking them back part time. If that fell through, they'll either go bust or just manage on a small part time budget. Full Time is pretty much out of the question entirely.