One small interesting point, not sure if anyone has mentioned this yet anywhere.

Went up to the club at lunch time to pay my £60. When asked if I was renewing from last year and said no, the lady behind the counter said, we may not have your details then as the system didn't record them all!

As it happened it did, possibly as I've been a season ticket holder / bought away tickets in the past, but may mean some people who pledged and had no intention of paying could be lost anyway...............

Hi im new too , cant wait for next year now !!!!!!!

But at the time the signature was provided on the pledge, the Bulls couldn't guarantee what the price might be and therefore while it might constitute an agreement in principle I am not sure how this can be treated as a binding "contract" between 2 parties. I would argue that the Bulls only put a confirmed offer on the table now and it is up to me to decide whether I want to accept it or not. I suppose it depends on what the legal definition of a "pledge" is.

Anyway, who cares, I will be getting mine + 2 kids tickets for the Stand tomorrow

Thanks for your very impressive in-put and like previously stated i'm also included in the almost 11,000 adult pledges

Im pretty sure i can class myself as a bradford fan being in my 17th consecutive year as a season ticket holder, my aim behind this post wasn't to slag any of the staff or anything along those lines, i simply wanted to voice what happened at bradford uni. Yes this may of been just one of the individuals trying to get pledges who used this tactic however it still occurred and my only concern is that she wasn't the only one doing this and it also happened at the music festival just to make the magic mark!

I also wanted to know if the pledges were legal binding as you will also see quite a few people asked this question without reply, i see you were not so quick to answer that??

I really hope the club go to town on these idiots boasting about their fraudulent activites (ie: fake pledges) on the net.

See here from my Twitter:

@HantsCastiger Have you paid for your fake pledges you made yet Kenny? If not the small claims court awaits.

HantsCastiger @MICKtheGLED Oh no really? Gosh I can;t believe it - as if I gave my real details



@HantsCastiger Well I didn't expect you to put Kenny Tiger down. But they will find you and pursue you for the fake pledges you've made.

HantsCastiger @MICKtheGLED I pledged twenty times and there is nothing your club can do about it



HantsCastiger is Kenny off Total RL who lives in Hampshire.

Not to mention this ****

Widnes 'till i die wrote: Between me and all my mates, we must've made about a hundred pledges using fake names and contact details
Im sure there are many many many other people that have done the same

Im fairly sure they have to be able to prove it was me, im also fairly sure i covered my tracks well enough

Out of all the people who made the pledge, and had no intention of actually paying, im sure there are some idiots who didnt cover their tracks, fortunately im not one of them

Welcome to the forum mate.

Please post and join in.

Mick, there are also some pathetic attention-seeking Walter Mitty sad types who go around telling everyone all these fantasy things they would have the gullible believe they have done. Anyone you know like that Mick?

And maybe the odd one or two genuinely mentally ill types who might even do it.

Same here, it's going to be amazing seeing Odsal full again.

I don't know if there are gullible or mentally ill but Kenny has told everyone on Total RL and here and on my twitter what he's done.

That Widnes supporter doesn't seem to have the intellect to even pledge for himself let alone make 100's of fake pledges.

You can still (to the best of my understanding) have a contract the performance of which is dependent upon a specific outcome, provided both parties agree that the contract is made subject to that condition, which then effectively becomes part of the contract?

I have just drawn up some commercial contracts where the contract becomes effective only when a separate contract between different parties has been signed. A few weeks ago, I drew up some Memoranda of Understanding, where certain clauses were agreed to establish contractual relations immediately notwithstanding the document as a whole was pre-contractual, and certain further clauses would become contractually-binding only if and when a specified outcome was attained.

How relevant these examples are to this situation I guess needs a lawyer to tell us. But, as you say, it should hopefully be largely academic if the vast majority who pledged do as you and I are going to do, regardless of whether or not it is enforceable!

If they were to pursue it then theyd find him. But they wont, its not worth the effort.
10000 genuine pledges. I doubt it, but im getting my ticket for £60, so cheers to Kenny and the other pumpers.