Bulls to leave Odsal

Hopefully!!!!!

 

just with no rugby experience and no one to run the club

 

Negotiations are on going for a new Stadium on Richard Dunns, Bulls leaving Odsal seems to have forced the Council into action.
If it happens will be a Stadium with chance to expand if needed.
https://www.bradfordbulls.co.uk/article/1287/bulls-partner-with-local-engineering-firm
Another building firm have linked up with the Bulls too.

 

Fair enough. I do know negotiations are on going for Bulls to get a new Stadium. Whether it happens is another story like all the previous attempts.

 

Just seen this about how much the RFL have lost owning Odsal and that they cover the maintenance etc even after charging Bulls a cheap rent.

they will be in for a shock when the new owners take over or if they buy it

https://www.loverugbyleague.com/post/exclusive-odsal-stadium-latest-with-no-sale-agreed-and-scale-of-rfl-losses-revealed

 

It’s a basket case club ….Wont be long before they play at Peel Park .

A once proud club placed in the hands of wannabes, egotists and probably some downright grifters.

A lesson for any professional club sport.

 

They are by no means the only example of a once proud club going down the tubes Kev, in various sports.

 

Absolutely.

 

Went up yesterday a derby game against Fev with a huge 3099 there big shame really and shame to all the pricks who jumped off the wagon when it got tough

 

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Would you not say that two teams that play in the same county is a derby ??????

And the majority of them teams have little or no history and dont come from a big City unlike the Bulls ..............defend it all you want but its pathetic bud

 

So when we play Harrogate why is that classed as a derby same goes for Donny ????

 

Because EFL/EPL football is a truly national game with teams from Plymouth to Newcastle and all points in between. So a game between two Yorkshire teams is an exception to the general rule.
By contrast, hardly anyone one outside the M62 corridor gives a flying feck about rugby league. Half the pro RL teams are from Yorkshire, so calling every RL game between two Yorkshire teams a derby renders the concept pretty meaningless.

 

As a long time supporter of Northern/Bulls i can confirm that although the radio may refer to it a West Yorkshire Derby, i've never heard any Bradford fan refer to a game against Featherstone as a Derby. The real rival derby game is arguably Halifax or Leeds more so in the last few decades. Can't really say Keighley as we hardly played them.