Yep that's what I'll be doing.

For the record:


31st January 2014

BRADFORD BULLS officials have this afternoon announced that the club will not suffer a points deduction, as a result of its former operating company entering administration.

OK Bulls Ltd was placed into administration this morning but the club has since been purchased by Bradford Bulls 2014 Ltd.

And, on behalf of the new board of directors, chairman Mark Moore has confirmed that the Bulls are to remain a First Utility Super League side and will start the new season on zero points.

The Bulls fans are laughing at us, the RFL and the game! We are a 'tinpot mining town' because we seek fair play and an even playing field!

You couldn't write this stuff!

'a tin pot mining town' we are a proud English City with proud people, our first home game of the season is going to have added spice to it.
Wakefield and Proud

Get them in the north stand with us on the 20th they will see the passion of the people from the "tin pot mining town"
Wakefield and Proud

I can't speak for every Bull fan but my is iconic.

I only read one guy saying that.
Most were relieved and some embarrassed at the situation and some quite understanding of how we'd react.

Bully boxer. I don't think anyone thinks you haven't made cutbacks. What people are saying is you haven't had to make the cutbacks to the players. Wakey cut back both on players wages and backroom staff. Bradford haven't

Appropriate that First Utility are sponsors, the F U Superleague sounds about right.

Whoa, hang on there, dont bring us into this farce, dont forget we had the RFL refusing to acknowledge the LSV existed back in 2008 when it was 80% complete ,instead accepting several licence bids including stadium plans on fag packets and Richard Lewis extoling Celtic Crusaders junior development on TV over ours

How about the FU Wakefield Super League ?

That's not what the poster wrote in their post. And do you know what the 2014 squad is costing in comparison to the 2013 squad? Please share if you do...

Wakefield obviously decided that the cutbacks they needed to make would have to come from the 1st team, but why does it follow that Bradford HAVE to do it that way?
The new board have drawn up their own budgets (after consulting other SL clubs) and they feel after the recent streamlining that they're in a position that is manageable. Obviously things will remain tight until we're once again receiving the full funding.

I just found it incredibly insulting to see somebody spouting a load of crap about how our spending hasn't changed. Tell that to the poor sods who have recently been made redundant.

Worry not my dear friends. The bulls won't keep hold of all their players. They've taken a pay cut once already this season (it hasn't even started yet!) and now they're asking them to drop another 10%! Players do to want to play for the club after numerous promises that all is fine. Of they do keep hold of them I really can't see them doing anything. Although only a friendly I think you an read a little in to today's result against Cas.

Really? Evidence?