No thanks, even your own fans on the forums wont do it so uve got no chance of me doing it. They'd rather see you go into administration and get a new chairman n board.

no offence but i didnt see anyone from bradford pledging money when we were in the sh£t

Ditto!

In fact, all the Bradford supporters who took advantage of the cheap season tickets should (IMO) trump up the difference to assist their club.

Also where were the Bradford fans and all these players support when Wakey were in trouble? If it was Hull KR/Salford/Hull FC/Castleford/Huddersfield in trouble I don't think we'd get this response. I do hope Bradford pull through but to expect the whole of the RL community to give cash to a board who got you into a financial mess is a joke. If the club had been managed properly then they wouldn't have needed to use the overdraft as much and would have been able to deal with unexpected cashflow issues.

this is true it is the board of any club be it rugby or football that is in charge of the money when the good times are here they don't care and they think they can chuck money at players, then when the bad times come its please help us we need your money I know because rovers have been their, its the money men to blame not the players or fans

I sincerely hope the Bulls come through this, but my hard earned cash goes to my club, they are my priority.

Good luck.

Thinking back to the 'walk for Rovers' if that had never happened then I doubt if Hudge would have got involved. I did the walk with my son and many many others and the sense of pride of being involved was immense and still remains.

Sometimes out of adversity springs a new dawn, and Hull Kingston Rovers epitomise this sentiment. Everyone involved from that day onwards can feel as though they are part of what the club is now.

Mind you, its not been a bed of roses, its still all about incremental steps, but the solidarity gained by the 'walk' hasn't left us. Its at the very core of our club and its supporters.

Perhaps this is what Bradford needs to do.

In fact it was the former Bulls chairman Chris Caisley who instigated the keeping of ALL the Sky money for the SL clubs, leaving the rest behind.

We might also see a return to their true identity Bradford Northern !!!

When you consider the number of us hardy Rovers fans on 'the walk'... 2k at the most - The Bulls should be able to pull in at least 8K.

and we raised £35-£40,000 - multiply that by 4 or 5 and its an awful lot of fan power.

True but still not even half they needed in 10 days.

They can have Joel Clinton.......

The Bulls fans where quite happy to pay £100 less than me (and most S/L fans) for their season pass this year (and last season as well) so to even ask anyone else to contribute to their fund before they stump up is beyond belief.
I hope they get through this(and i'm sure the RFL will help as much as possible ), but to ask other supporters who have paid £180 plus to subsidise their discount passes is cheeky at best.