...is the [iright[/i answer - right on cue! As sure as eggs is eggs...

I find it interesting that the club are using the term "Celebrate" the end on the season in the middle of September!

Our seasons used to only just be getting started then....



Still, at least they realise that it has been a disaster so celebrating it being over is no bad thing I guess.

Even in a woeful season there'll always be stuff to celebrate. And people haven't been slow in suggesting nominees in all categories. Get your party hat on, fella.

Yep, there is the end of the season to celebrate. Only5 games to go...

Not much point arguing this. You saw one thing and I saw another. It's hardly important is it?

It's a shame this has become a corporate event. They will get a few fans, mostly corporate but I can't see there being any families there.

The club moved the event to the Coral stand originally so that it could remain a fans night without costing the club money. Now it looks like the ordinary fan doesn't matter any more unless they're willing to check in their wallets at the door

No chance of families (meaning children) therefore further alienating from the true fans & the next generation. I can see it as a possible money earner but that's all. I would bet a fair number attending wont even know where the Bulls finished.

When its come to Andrea, as loyal a supporter as you are likely to get, saying this then I'd suggest we have a serious cause for concern here?

There may well be good commercial reasons in having a separate new open event thing for your "normal" fans and a separate formal paying event for he POY - especially as I suspect many fans would likely be uninspired by the POY after this year's ongoing debacle. But if so, that has not been put across with the result the club may not be getting the reaction it expected.

I'd suggest they are looking at the [url=http://www.bradfordbulls.co.uk/news/4355/BULLS%20ANNOUNCE%20OPEN%20EVENING20NIGHTopen evening[/url as the family event which has access to the players and is free entry.

No harm in making some money in the current climate.

Good point, maybe the club coud have emphasised that if it was the intention.

What, you're expecting clear unambiguous communication from the club

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Ambassador role - "Paul said: "They want someone who can communicate with a number of different types of audiences as well as producing the goods on the pitch."

If communication is an issue at the Bulls.....

Pretty lousy idea IMO. The club obviously want to turn every available opportunity into a money spinner - I understand that. I just don't think that everything should have such a massive price tag on it.