I think he realises he was wrong. We all knew it was the cafe owner. I think the poster was somewhat embarrassed and hence hasnt come back to accept his mistake. An MP on £66k per year is hardly going to fund a pro rugby team. He is the respectable face of it all.

Oh dear, still on with your derogatory claims about Omar Khan running a cafe. I mean, I understand why you feel the need to run down Bradford as your comments elsewhere have pretty much shown your hand as hoping the Bulls go down so your tiny club with it's 8 fans doesn't get booted out of SL.

The club has tried, time and again, to engage with the Asian community in Bradford, there just doesn't seem to be the interest in the sport there.

I wish we had an ex Zimbabwean Cricketer in charge.

Alas we can only dream.

Saw a decent looking bird on the tele last night in the quins crowd. I think every other club in superleague has a way to go to be able to state that half of their fan base is decent looking birds don't you think?

You should apply for the apprentice mate

If a senior executive where you work told you that the rumours were false and you were going to be paid on time and then you weren't, do you not think you might express some frustration?

Yeah but in my boss' office in person

If i were to post ill comments about my company in the public domain i would be dismissed for gross misconduct (seriously). Someone has actually been dismissed for that very reason, posting something on facebook.

Me too. Batemans statement on FB amounts to gross misconduct. I would imagine this will be dealt with internally and a fine and written warning forthcoming. Naughty boy.

What bugs me is the number of people who appear to want the Bulls to fail. Rugby League family?? As Jim Royle would say "my a*se".

There were queues to get in last night.

The Broncos chairman wasnt there because he is in Japan buying more ships for his oil business.

How much does a chicken Korma and rice cost?

As I've said elsewhere, pretty much every company has rules regarding it's employees and social media. But this also comes down to players not behaving in a mature and responsible manner. If a player has a problem with their respective club there are better way to deal with it than crying on Twitter. You can go direct to the club's bosses. If you don't get a satisfactory answer or you don't feel that you'll get one, then go to the players union and have them address your case.

I can understand the frustrations and the worries of the players at Bradford After last year. But the players need to learn there are ways you should and shouldn't go about this.