I just want to mention my partner in crime Bullboy or Braddy to his friends. Even though he lost him mum this week he still did what he felt he had to do,putting his costume on for the Bulls. Well done pal your a great guy.

Top boy.

Condolences to Braddy/Bullboy.

Top Man Braddy, I am unhappy to to hear about you Mum.

Seconded.

I've met Braddy once or twice and always seems a really good bloke.

I often think I couldn't do the mascot job as I just couldn't act that upbeat when things were going so wrong on the pitch, and that it's got to be a difficult job. For him to do that job under these circumstances (which are obviously a lot more than just a poor performance on the park) really is a credit to the bloke.

Condolences to him for his mum and a big well done for turning out on Sunday when everyone would have understood had he not done.

What an [iastounding [/iact of selflessness!!!

Condolences for his loss - losing a parent if often referred to as the last stage of "growing up" and can't be easy for anyone. . . . . . .

Hope it all goes as smoothly as it possibly can for him over the coming months - hang in there fella.

Much respect.

Well played Bullboy ~ like many, I was very saddened to read of the loss of your mum.
All our thoughts are with you and your family at this difficult time and your remarkable courage to "carry on" under those circumstances on sunday is a credit to both you and her.
Your mum would be very proud of you.

Condolences to Braddy/Bullboy and your Family

We would like to offer Bradley and his family our deepest condolances. I have spoken to Bradley on numerous occaisons over the years. He was brilliant when my daughter Shawna represented the Bulls as one of the Yorkshire Mascots, he took her under his wing so to speak and made her day more enjoyable and everytime he sees her he stil remembers that day. I am sure his mum would have been proud to know that despite her passing he carried out his role despite his loss. He i a real trouper and a thouroghly decent guy.

Well done Braddy, obviously those of us who have lost parents know just what it's like, true devotion to duty and the club to troup on despite having lost your Mum. You did her proud. You put to shame those who didn't come just because of the triviality that we have lost a few games.