Bulls remain in Superleague : Fri Sep 14, 2012 2:24 pm  

http://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/n ... on=success Anyone doubt that this was going to happen? This sends a clear message to championship clubs that they are not wanted, nor ever will be wanted in Superleague, because no matter what current clubs do they will not be booted out.

http://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/n ... on=success Anyone doubt that this was going to happen? This sends a clear message to championship clubs that they are not wanted, nor ever will be wanted in Superleague, because no matter what current clubs do they will not be booted out.

Re: Bulls remain in Superleague : Fri Sep 14, 2012 2:37 pm  

It`s an absolute joke , time really for the Champ clubs to try to unify themselves as much as possible why should the Clubs wait for these Super League Clubs to implode before they are invited in. I`m not bothered about being in Sleaze League now I have no interest in it the only thing it does for me now is annoy me.

Re: Bulls remain in Superleague : Fri Sep 14, 2012 2:47 pm  

after saying that they would choose between the bulls or leigh , fax or fev. then seen the comments on here and decided better not do that as may end up looking stupid if championship clubs say no. so bulls it is.

Re: Bulls remain in Superleague : Fri Sep 14, 2012 2:57 pm  

Fantastic news. Super Duper.

Awwwww, I'm really chuft to bits for 'em. Really deserve it too after EVERYTHING they've been through.

Well done Nigel Wood for sticking his neck out. What a super administrator he is. For he's a jolly good fellow . . . . .

Marvellous.

Re: Bulls remain in Superleague : Fri Sep 14, 2012 3:21 pm  

And a sneaky rule change to keep them there too - probationary licence.

Well done to the RFL for being brave enough, just this once, to change the rules to keep a team they want in Super League. Gives me a warm feeling.

Never fear, keep working hard at running a profitable club and we will get there one day!

Time for some championship chairmen to make a statement, methinks

Re: Bulls remain in Superleague : Fri Sep 14, 2012 3:52 pm  

littlerich wrote:

Fantastic news. Super Duper.

Awwwww, I'm really chuft to bits for 'em. Really deserve it too after EVERYTHING they've been through.

Well done Nigel Wood for sticking his neck out. What a super administrator he is. For he's a jolly good fellow . . . . .

Marvellous.

Didn`t think Wood had a NECK thought it was a Roll of Fat from His Belly, the Smug Useless Spineless W*nker like the rest of the them on the RFL board.Thats it i wont be buying any tickets for the world cup. Ill just Keep supporting the Mighty FAX.

Re: Bulls remain in Superleague : Fri Sep 14, 2012 4:15 pm  

Is it "Bulls hit Super League again in 2013" or have I erroneously typed an extra space in that statement?

Re: Bulls remain in Superleague : Fri Sep 14, 2012 4:38 pm  

stu Dickens and Mike Riley on Radio Leeds after 6 i wonder of either of them will mention anything about this shambles

Re: Bulls remain in Superleague : Fri Sep 14, 2012 6:10 pm  

N.Hitchy wrote:

stu Dickens and Mike Riley on Radio Leeds after 6 i wonder of either of them will mention anything about this shambles

Let us know please I've missed it.

Re: Bulls remain in Superleague : Sat Sep 15, 2012 8:27 am  

it was mentioned about much lower crowds in chamiopnship- responses was well what do you expect from clubs kept out of the top division for 10 to 17 years with no automatic promotion for the league winners. This all goes back to Keighley being robbed of promotion all those years ago.

The current play off system doesn't work for the clubs as the spectators know you are only playimg for pride - the best one was that the final in the play-offs was never a sell out because you were only playing for pride - it didn't really matter in the scheme of things - it would be a sell-out if it mattered

ignored, thrown a few bones and kind words every now and then, but mainly ignored and not wanted.

Brillaint rugby, played old school, jettisoned off to premier sports that most specactors cannot afford in difficult times to take on as well - inferred that SL didn't like the direct comparison of close hard matches against the massive overs scoring SL

generally straight talking - and the popel who phoned in or texted pretty much agreed - i imagine they will be on again - Stu Dickens was very articulate