Quote: debaser "Does anyone fancy a pint?'" And on that topic: www.bentnbongs.com/ Nice warm-up for a New Season - with The Bulls!

Quote: debaser "Does anyone fancy a pint?'" And on that topic: www.bentnbongs.com/ Nice warm-up for a New Season - with The Bulls!

With the Odsal Stadium site reported to be valued at £30,000,000 plus for use with waste management - it has high value worth to any buyer. https://t.co/S4Iu4ZYYH5 More than £30mil?!?

With the Odsal Stadium site reported to be valued at £30,000,000 plus for use with waste management - it has high value worth to any buyer. https://t.co/S4Iu4ZYYH5 More than £30mil?!?

Well, yeah, we al know what the law says, as it's the JOB which is redundant, not the person. But we all also know that the 'job' is simply redefined, so 'Bulls Reporter disappears and the new guy becomes 'rugby correspondent' or 'executive sports writer [oval ball variety]', or some such nonsense.

What is true though, is that the T&A could regret it if they don't get up to speed on Bulls' coverage.

How about we make a stand, infiltrate an ale establishment and drink until an announcement is made, could get sponsors for every pint to support bullbuilder?

I can't imagine anyone, even Bradford Council putting a tip at odsal. Just cos of where it is. I maybe wrong.

That's an excellent plan.

Also landfills are a thing of the past, with working in construction. It's all about energy from waste sites.

Bfd Met were going to build one[ sharing with Calderdale] but backheeled that plan earlier this year, so I guess talking of the demise of landfill is a bit premature.

As the council are building new houses all around Odsal i think the last thing they would want is a landfill site there.

The council appear to me keen for the Bulls to remain at Odsal.

I agree and if someone is will to redevelop it into a stadium it's a good thing to bring people to Bradford and spend some cash

I'd be skeptical that the EA would permit Odsal to be used as a landfill site, especially for hazardous wastes. Perhaps they'd allow it to be a burial site for inert trade wastes such as rubble and aggregates but I still can't see it. Landfill isn't so much a "thing of the past", it's just frowned upon more and it is viewed as a last resort option for management of waste. European targets dictated that we had to divert 90% of waste away from landfill by 2030 (I think) so local authorities may face sanctions for landfill if they overuse it. Brexit might change that a bit mind you.

So close now.

Why you need to keep us updated on your rampant onanism is beyond me.

I like to think I can handle my ale rather well. But I think if I had to drink until an announcement was made, I feel my poor liver wouldn't appreciate the weeks of non stop boozing and pack in to not allow me to attend any club that remains.