I think we are going to get yet another absolute stuffing at poor, poor Bradford.

The situation is building nicely to its well choreographed conclusion; everyone bar a poor, poor Bulls fan can see that Caisley will arrive at the eleventh hour and save the day.

Unforeseen criticism of Nobles involvement (for the time being) now means that `Saint` Mick has returned to the fold to guide poor, poor Bradford through their darkest hour to deliver yet another thumping to the evil southerners.

With such a groundswell of sympathy and joy from the `rugby league family` and media at poor, poor Bradford being saved we will have no chance with a team that can`t push their enthusiasm beyond 20-30 minutes in any game.

I`ll go for something like 50 -8

I reckon there could be a big bradford crowd as well. Is this their first home game since their demise?

Since their latest demise don't you mean - they seem to have final games and final chances almost monthly.

You could not buy the level of publicity that this soap opera is providing for poor, poor Bradford. Unfortunately not too much is being mentioned or done to compensate the unpaid creditors who are the ones who have really lost out.

Joy will be unconfined when Caisley arrives and the sorry mess which has put them in this position will all be forgotten in a fortnight. No doubt their landlords, the RFL, will cut them a nice deal in reduced/suspended rent for the crater............and no doubt they will also want to contribute to all of the other clubs that have to pay ground rent.

All is well in RL land.

Can't we just get rid of all the Northern teams?!

Rubbish. Nobody i know at poor, poor Bradford wants CC setting foot back in Odsal. The future is far from assured. I would rather do the decent thing and reform in CC1 without CC involved than do the sneaky trick of reforming and staying in SL like some i could mention.

Who could you mention

Far from rubbish, it seems as strong a contender for the final outcome as anything else you might mention....but appreciate the crater rent comment was a jibe.

I doubt your noble aproach (no pun intended) in reforming in CC1 is truly shared by many, most will just want to get off with the lightest penalty and carry on as before, regardless of who is in charge.

As for our `sneaky trick`...........we went belly up just owing the tax man at a time time when the RFL had no rules in place regarding points deduction etc to deal with the situation. As ever David Hughes coughed up any monies required and has continued to do so ever since (poor sod) to ensure that we stay debt free.

You will also know that Bradford did their best to get us voted out of SL at that time when all the other clubs were approached..........you reap what you sow.......please don`t expect me to blubber and sympathise over poor, poor Bradfords plight.

Let's see on Sunday, a team playing for their lives and a coach playing for nothing, what do we offer ?????????????????????

We've got a coach who offers nothing.

It could be Potter, Nobby or Noddy
but sad to say we know exactly whats
going to happen.
2013 cant come quickly enough.
Assuming of course we will see
the necessary change.

Maybe Powell/Howell will suddenly magic up a performance from our squad using the undoubted fact that the Bulls will be fired up to act as an even greater inspiration to our guys?
If not, is it double towel time

I don't think that's fair.

The Leeds game when they announced their first 'pledge' has been the only time they've been on the death knell as it were and they knew they had a month in hand.

I think Sunday is a genuine worry it could be their last.

It's been what he wanted since this farce started. He will be hailed as a saviour, when in reality, he's part of the problem.

From what I've seen most Bradford fans already lay much of the blame at Caisley's door,