Only RL fans can moan about good news.

Wonder if we will have to pay the £1.2 million back over a number of years at a high interest after the deal

If you want a laugh go on the T&A forum one guy is barking mad.

Only one? Wow, must be getting better over there

Interesting comments seems every one has forgotten when Shopacheck was emblazoned across Hull shirts and Roy Waudby who is lauded in Hull was the boss of the company !!!

By the way the average Barclaycard is around 30%apr these days even to the most credit worthy people. Live and let live no one has to borrow money unless they want and the Banks will only end to solid gold customers so any loan company will charge high interest against shaky non secured on property loans and the good ol Banks will send you to a high interest loan broker for a big fat fee of course !!!!

Get real it's good money local company big employer in Bradford sounds like there's some jealousy around to me

For heavens sake, we can barely run a rugby club let alone usurp the FSA.

I'd really like it if we still had 100,000 textile jobs in Bradford and Jacob Behrens was our sponsor.

Irvine being a smart.rse on Twitter. https://twitter.com/andrewfoster101/sta ... 6272240640

Irvine being a smart.rse on Twitter. https://twitter.com/andrewfoster101/sta ... 6272240640

Some moaning sods on here today. Stuff the "morality" of the sponsors. It is a GREAT deal for the club and one we have to take.

Four months ago we were off to oblivion. I wonder how many would have gleefully accepted the Provident deal at that time when our future would have been safeguarded?

I see no difference, morally, with Provident than I do seeing teams encouraging alcohol brands/betting companies etc. It is an advert, it is advertising space and we have made a shed-load of cash from the deal. That will do me.

Blimey, I must be the new addition to the PT.

Just remind me who Chris Irvine works for?

News International isn't it?

Not really a position from which to take the moral high ground.....

Maybe some RL fans as much as they love the game or their club think that other things are more important and feel that it is worth taking a principled stand.

I applaud some of the more socially aware Bulls fans on here.

If i was a bulls fan i would be torn about whether i should buy a shirt or not. If i wanted to support the club i would buy one, if i felt uncomfortable about the sponsor i would not.

If i wanted to support the club and be true to my principles i would buy one and then Black out the sponsor.

Maybe someone with better IT skills than me could do a mock up with the with some nice black pen over the offending sponsor !

As someone who has had to use payday loan companies in the past, i have no problem with the shirt and i will definately be getting one.

If you are in a pinch and there is a company there willing to fund you the money *until* you can repay it and you take the option as it the only option you have, you can only live in your means and if you borrow £1000 knowing you will never be able to repay it you have only yourself to blame when they come asking for it back, it is the same with a bank loan or a mortgage, albeit at a lower rate but the issue is still the same.

But at the end of the day its your own personal opinion, if you have a problem with the sponsor call the stadium odsal and dont buy the shirt.

Yawn! Another cheap pop from you.

I suppose your torn about supporting the Giants after 'Sir' Ken secretly sold himself your stadium shares for pocket change.

Thank you for questioning the morality of this BTW. The Challenge Cup turned me into a chain smoker because by being sponsored by Silk Cut i had no choice but to do this and the Super league turned me into an Alky because by being sponsored by Stone Bitter I had no choice but to do that.

Christ! We're sponsored by a takeaway too so we'll all be forced into being obese bankrupts because no one has a personal choice in any of this!.

I have actually been bankrupt in the past and didn't need a provvy loan or a vanquis card to do it.

But you are right Provident are totally wrong I mean they have a moral duty to hand cash out at high risk to themselves, over a short term without security for a lower interest rate than the banks. Infact they should shut up shop now and make the 1000 people they employ in Bradford redundant.

I guess that means that the bank that lent Bradford Bulls Holdings money last year and then pulled the plug on the overdraft due to a perceived lack of security are morally bankrupt too. But no the bitter haters were sticking up for them last year so it's actually a load of b0ll0cks!