Based on the current table if we were hit with a 6 point deduction we would be back on 15 points with Salford - 4 points behind HKR.

If we could keep the same team on the pitch, Potter & co at the helm - and a ground full of fanatical fans cheering them on then I honestly believe we could still make the play-offs

Ainscough
O'Brien
Lulia
Whitehead
Addy
Burgess
Jeffries
C Walker
Hargreaves
Olbison
L'Estrange
Pryce
Platt
Bateman
Gale
Langley
Kearney
Elima
Manuokafoa

Squad as named on Super League website! No Sammut so guessing his injury might keep him out for a while knowing our luck this season...

Injured knee.

Jeffries has been our solid half all year. Didn't think he deserved to be dropped against Wigan. I expect him to have a big game along with the rest of the boys. They will do it for Potter and the other staff (that were sacked). Hopefully BJ will get his 100th Super league try on Sunday. Go the Bulls!!

I dont think he was TBH, suffeing from back spasms wasn't he?

Passed fit before Wakefields game.

Fair nuff.

Even if you did make the play-offs , some would argue that you should not be allowed to play in them. Fans of some clubs just below the bulls would be justifiably miffed if you did play in them therefore denying their club a revenue stream to help them pay their bills/creditors etc when the bulls will have just walked away from their fiscal responsibilities and started afresh. It could come down to a vote as in the case of Rangers FC newco, and who knows, some clubs take on the matter maybe to put you to the bottom of the table.
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The unique advantages of being in administration. Everyone should do it.

If we get a point deduction and still make the playoffs it will show how poor the teams below us have been this year. With a points deduction Hull KR and Salford should be fighting for 8th.

The spirit and resilience from this Bradford team at the minute, tells me that London won't be picking up Odsal victory number Four.

London coach Rob Powell, hit the nail on the head in his post match comments after the crushing 58-12 defeat by Leeds.

"We actually played well for over 60 minutes against Leeds but at this level scores can blow out.

“We will be looking to do what we did well for longer against Bradford on Sunday."

On the referee front, our good friend Richard Silverwood for only his second Odsal appointment in 2012.

Incidentally this will be the 32nd time he's officiated Bradford in the summer era.