That’s very true unfortunately- especially when we’re odds on to get a right pasting at Fev next time out.

Fev and then Batley next so a fair chance we will stay where we are. Luckily for us, those just below us don't have any winners games in the next fortnight either, but as others have said, with fewer games left to play than have already gone, we're only 4 points from L1.
I'm sure we will be OK, but there really does need to be a total rethink of what it is the club hope to achieve, because clearly Plough Lane isn't working and 5,000 will be the TOTAL SEASONS ATTENDANCE before it us the seasons average if we continue down this path.

It's a knockabout backfield club- there is no strategy its just a very short term reactive approach in many if not most decisions.

Bradford were too good for us. Our completion rate wasn't good enough, our kicking game needs vast improvement (will Corey Norman solve that?) and we fell off too many tackles. The 10 points at the end added respectability but by then the Bulls had wrapped the game up and were down to 12 men.

On the plus side, Bassett did well at FB, Whare and Macani are looking good as a pairing.
Butler's injury looked concerning though.

I thought we were poor, as we're Bradford giving us the ball in some key areas but we failed to make the most of it, poor 5th tackle options. Disappointing given previous performances. Saying that it's always a experience watching at Odsal although it's in poor condition. Friendly bunch are the Bulls supporters.

This has been a problem all season.