Re: Bulls : Mon Aug 20, 2018 5:28 pm  

fun time frankie wrote:

Yes one automatic and one through the play offs but as the OP was saying Workington have beaten them twice this season and will have to play them again

Maybe, maybe not. Workington won’t finish fifth unless they completely collapse so we wouldn’t meet them until the final (if we got that far). Bit disrespectful to Doncaster, Oldham or whoever else they’ll play in the semi final that.

Also York have to go to derwent Park and win which is a difficult thing to do.

Re: Bulls : Mon Aug 20, 2018 6:16 pm  

Hopefully Leon will do us a favour in a couple of weeks and knock the Knights off the top spot for us.

Re: Bulls : Mon Aug 20, 2018 11:20 pm  

JEAN CAPDOUZE wrote:

We need Bradford to be promoted to the Championship at the end of this season. It is a powerful club in terms of fan base. It has a long, rich history. It has won much silverware. It has had a glittering array of stars in their playing ranks. The club gave coach Brian Noble great fame and coach Steven McNamara his start in life.

Bradford is one of four clubs in existence who we desperately need to be promoted to Super League (the other three being Toronto, Toulouse and London).

Featherstone, Halifax & Batley bring more to RL than London ever will <REMOVED - PLEASE DESIST FROM PERSONAL INSULTS>

Re: Bulls : Tue Aug 21, 2018 2:04 am  

Ste100Centurions wrote:

Featherstone, Halifax & Batley bring more to RL than London ever will <REMOVED - PLEASE DESIST FROM PERSONAL INSULTS>

This is incredibly short sighted. With London there's enormous potential. Fev, Fax and Batley have had 120 years to show what they offer and its little. I'm not an expansionist by any stretch infact I'm more of a 'flatcapper.' No disrespect to those clubs obviously had many good afternoons them places

Re: Bulls : Tue Aug 21, 2018 2:09 am  

Also how does it work if 'only a few' bulls players are full time? What do they do in training? 2 on 2s? Shuttle runs? don't see how that works

Re: Bulls : Tue Aug 21, 2018 2:31 am  

EastHullUTR wrote:

Also how does it work if 'only a few' bulls players are full time? What do they do in training? 2 on 2s? Shuttle runs? don't see how that works

Fulltime sits in gym before training, part time finishes work before training. If they can't meet training obligations,they shouldn't be semi-pro.

Re: Bulls : Tue Aug 21, 2018 6:32 am  

EastHullUTR wrote:

This is incredibly short sighted. With London there's enormous potential. Fev, Fax and Batley have had 120 years to show what they offer and its little. I'm not an expansionist by any stretch infact I'm more of a 'flatcapper.' No disrespect to those clubs obviously had many good afternoons them places

London have long had there chance low crowds no permanent home sorry but that ain’t the answer

Re: Bulls : Tue Aug 21, 2018 7:35 am  

[quote="Maccbull_BigBullyBooaza"]Maybe, maybe not. Workington won’t finish fifth unless they completely collapse so we wouldn’t meet them until the final (if we got that far). Bit disrespectful to Doncaster, Oldham or whoever else they’ll play in the semi final that.

Also York have to go to derwent Park and win which is a difficult thing to do.[/quote]



Yeah I know I was just trying to explain what could happen I think you’ll still go up whether it’s top spot or through the play offs

Re: Bulls : Tue Aug 21, 2018 7:36 am  

[quote="EastHullUTR"]Also how does it work if 'only a few' bulls players are full time? What do they do in training? 2 on 2s? Shuttle runs? don't see how that works[/quote]


There was a time when our club worked like that

Re: Bulls : Tue Aug 21, 2018 8:25 am  

fartown since 1961 wrote:

London have long had there chance low crowds no permanent home sorry but that ain’t the answer

Really? Say as opposed having a very long time (170 years this year since the club was formed), yet still only managing on below subsistence crowds, only existing because of 1 benefactor and a forced merger whilst now rattling around a chasm of a soccer stadium with only partial income for matchday spending......yeah, London are a waste but let's keep investing in Huddersfield because they're the best run club in the sport