Re: TODAYS Betfred Championship 2021 MATCHES Sunday 4th of A : Fri Apr 09, 2021 10:31 am  

CrusaderPete wrote: EXACTLY! Only idiots (imho) did not apply, it's like being offered a free lottery ticket and saying "nah, I'll pass pal"... Well I'll go the other way and say why would you apply for Super League when you know you're not ready, will finish bottom get relegated and probably set yourselves back a few years in the process? All for the sake of a few quid. It would be more like accepting a lottery ticket at 15 and knowing if you win it you can't actually claim anyway. What's the point? I do sort of get it with London though as they may have won the expansion vote. Back to Bradford and where they see themselves BTW...John Kear said in an interviewabout a possible return to Odsal "The club is ready for Super League" and he believes that returning there later in the season could be what helps them clinch a place in 2022. Now that sounds to me as though he believes they are on for a promotion challenge, so after a drubbing in week one I find that quite comical in the same way Warrington constantly claiming it is their year is always worth a laugh. I'd actually love Bradford back in SL. I used to love going to Odsal for big games. Enjoy the rest of the season guys

CrusaderPete wrote: EXACTLY! Only idiots (imho) did not apply, it's like being offered a free lottery ticket and saying "nah, I'll pass pal"... Well I'll go the other way and say why would you apply for Super League when you know you're not ready, will finish bottom get relegated and probably set yourselves back a few years in the process? All for the sake of a few quid. It would be more like accepting a lottery ticket at 15 and knowing if you win it you can't actually claim anyway. What's the point? I do sort of get it with London though as they may have won the expansion vote. Back to Bradford and where they see themselves BTW...John Kear said in an interviewabout a possible return to Odsal "The club is ready for Super League" and he believes that returning there later in the season could be what helps them clinch a place in 2022. Now that sounds to me as though he believes they are on for a promotion challenge, so after a drubbing in week one I find that quite comical in the same way Warrington constantly claiming it is their year is always worth a laugh. I'd actually love Bradford back in SL. I used to love going to Odsal for big games. Enjoy the rest of the season guys

Re: TODAYS Betfred Championship 2021 MATCHES Sunday 4th of A : Fri Apr 09, 2021 9:54 pm  

How bad are Bradford? Yet some people (their 70 or so fans) tipped them for SL

Re: TODAYS Betfred Championship 2021 MATCHES Sunday 4th of A : Sat Apr 10, 2021 6:04 am  

Steph Curry wrote:

How bad are Bradford? Yet some people (their 70 or so fans) tipped them for SL

Very bad.

Re: TODAYS Betfred Championship 2021 MATCHES Sunday 4th of A : Sat Apr 10, 2021 6:09 am  

Egg Chasing wrote: Well I'll go the other way and say why would you apply for Super League when you know you're not ready, will finish bottom get relegated and probably set yourselves back a few years in the process? All for the sake of a few quid. It would be more like accepting a lottery ticket at 15 and knowing if you win it you can't actually claim anyway. What's the point? I do sort of get it with London though as they may have won the expansion vote. Back to Bradford and where they see themselves BTW...John Kear said in an interviewabout a possible return to Odsal "The club is ready for Super League" and he believes that returning there later in the season could be what helps them clinch a place in 2022. Now that sounds to me as though he believes they are on for a promotion challenge, so after a drubbing in week one I find that quite comical in the same way Warrington constantly claiming it is their year is always worth a laugh. I'd actually love Bradford back in SL. I used to love going to Odsal for big games. Enjoy the rest of the season guys Ah!, John Kear the eternal optimist, he believed he could turn Wakefield into grand final winners

Egg Chasing wrote: Well I'll go the other way and say why would you apply for Super League when you know you're not ready, will finish bottom get relegated and probably set yourselves back a few years in the process? All for the sake of a few quid. It would be more like accepting a lottery ticket at 15 and knowing if you win it you can't actually claim anyway. What's the point? I do sort of get it with London though as they may have won the expansion vote. Back to Bradford and where they see themselves BTW...John Kear said in an interviewabout a possible return to Odsal "The club is ready for Super League" and he believes that returning there later in the season could be what helps them clinch a place in 2022. Now that sounds to me as though he believes they are on for a promotion challenge, so after a drubbing in week one I find that quite comical in the same way Warrington constantly claiming it is their year is always worth a laugh. I'd actually love Bradford back in SL. I used to love going to Odsal for big games. Enjoy the rest of the season guys Ah!, John Kear the eternal optimist, he believed he could turn Wakefield into grand final winners