Agree the 'brand' has been devalued by events, but people have short memories and a couple of successful seasons and all the negativity will have been forgotten. So too, of course, would be the name Bulls, if it were changed. Much would depend on both the level of any success and the marketing accompanying that climb from the abyss. Oh, and much would depend on there actually being a rise from the abyss..

It seems highly likely that we are to be reformed with new owners fairly soon, in my opinion in quite a shambolic fashion.

However looking at the success of Wakeys "retro" rebrand, I personally would like to see the boars head back on Bradford shirts.

It may also help draw a line under the past 5 years, while giving a tip of the hat to our heritage.

Before anyone says it Northern Bulls sounds garbage!

who agrees?

Whatever antagonises Wakey, Fax and Udders fans the most.

Wakehuddersfax Red Amber and Black Sox?

Bradford Trinity. We have had 3 admins after all.

We're all over the news anyway. National as well as local. Brand strength indeed

In terms of 'rebranding', why not go for real tradition? If the reformed club wants to demonstrate that it is returning to basics it could do worse than adopt a name associated with the original heritage of Bradford rugby = Bradford FC. At the same time it could revive the classic white strip of Bradford FC with red, amber and black band as later worn by Bradford Northern.

I cant believe our "not yet formalised" club has already got a wiki page


rlhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bradford_RLFCrl

Agree went on wakey board to basically say well done to carter for getting you where you are to be antagonised by vastman. That man is an absolute kn0b

With Fax fans just about anything will rile us up, I mean most our fans were up in arms that the club was making cut backs to avoid a situation like Bradford's.

I like the name Bradford Barbarians

The Barbarians are already Bradford's second rugby team. They were founded here.

Haha, yes they were - bet they won't remember that at Twickers and I bet it's not mentioned in their 'rugby' museum!

Well I never knew that - the Baa-Baa's were founded in Bradford

rlhttps://www.rugbyfootballhistory.com/barbarians.htmlrl

Though I have since come to believe it's too toxic. And in any case it appears to have been sold.