Well said. The Bulls have been a stable and steadily progressing club for a number of years now. Our academy continues to produce real talent, proving its value time and again, and we've been building toward becoming a top 3 Championship team over the last three seasons. The club has also invested in improving what was a long-neglected stadium. It's not perfect but at least we are attempting to make improvements.

We remain the best-supported club year on year, not just in the Championship, but better backed than several lower-end Super League sides. The fanbase is passionate, loyal, and still among the strongest in the sport. When you take all of that into account, it's easy to see why bringing the Bulls back to Super League seems like a no-brainer.

Yes, the club has been dormant for a few years, but the untapped potential here is massive. Regardless of what decision the RFL made, some fans were always going to find fault, that’s part of the game. But if you look at the bigger picture, Bradford has earned the right to be seriously considered. The foundations are in place, and the ambition is clear.

I thought Jason Hirst had hacked his account!

Voice of reason and positivity me! But seriously the club appear to be back on the right track and working hard on what I imagine is still a tight budget - we probably do need to focus on what we are doing well at. There are plenty of other empty heads on social media who will point on the obvious re the stadium etc.


I know for a fact, that some of the parents and kids invited to recent community takeover games are coming again to further Bulls matches. The Friday night matches are proving to be quite successful at creating a positive fan experience.

If nothing else its enjoyable seeing any post that includes "Odslum" or "Sadford" as it automatically marks the author as 14 and you can scroll past.


Although that theory means one of the more frequent Halifax posters has been 14 a LONG time.

The chairmen of the clubs are saying they want clubs which enhance the reputation of the competition. What this means is they want away support turning up this is revenue exercise nothing more nothing less.