Indeed it does. And Tong is seemingly far more convenient for the large majority of them.

I agree with your comment but Adey is right

Look at the 2 places on Google Maps

Tong is the easiest to get to from most places where Rugby is played at an early age and therefore where the Academy players will be coming from (ie the M62 corridor)

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Could it be without the debt that’s been building that we can make it work remaining at Odsal while sharing other costs with City. The club have a database of over 10000 season ticket holders and selling into that base at a sensible price may make it viable. They must also be looking at cross selling tickets with City regardless of where we play and while using 1 stadium must be cheaper maybe it's still viable for 2 if both crowds can be improved.

It`s not all seater.

It doesn't have enough seating or cover.

So not because it's not all-seater then, as the previous poster said?

How many seats does it have to have to fit the criteria?

The lights are not 1million LUX.

www.football-league.co.uk/regula ... 33_2128158 CAN'T BE ARSED TO READ IT THOUGH

www.football-league.co.uk/regula ... 33_2128158 CAN'T BE ARSED TO READ IT THOUGH

I played for a proper team lad.

With regard to the Bantams' proposed takeover, can I just be the first to say I reckon this may turn out to be the first ever true Cock and Bull story?

There's nothing there from the link which prevents BC from playing at Odsal. Trouble will only come if BC manage to get back to the Championship where everyone must be seated.

So playing at Odsal is not a problem then is it?

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Are the Bradford Bulls about to be saved from administration? We'll bring you some BIG news from Super League after 12.00 #SSN

A little pointer for everyone. BCFC are holding a fans forum tonight at Valley Parade which will include joint-chairman Mark Lawn (be warned, hes a bit gobby). There will be a fair bit of City related stuff with the manager Phil Parkinson also attending and the season starting on Saturday, but might be worth a listen given this has come out today.

I believe its on BBC Radio Leeds from 6pm. Questions can be tweeted to Radio Leeds presenter Gareth Jones @garethjones25

www.therfl.co.uk/news/article/25 ... ford-bulls Looks like we've got more waiting to do, now there's a surprise!

www.therfl.co.uk/news/article/25 ... ford-bulls Looks like we've got more waiting to do, now there's a surprise!

So how many extra bids are they expecting ? or are they just suggesting that they dont really want to accept this one?

Micky G tweeted this

It would appear that there is considerable interest in the #BradfordBulls with up to 5 interested parties. Deadline is 12noon tomorrow.

That last tweet should of ended with "deadline 12 noon tomorrow, to submit unconditional bids only"

Could be a fun weekend or not!

Yet on the link for the rfl the deadline suggests 5pm.
5 bidders one would presume the SLE is still on table along with a bradford city bid, maybe abc will return with super league status been possible if they pay off debts.

Hope this one works out for you!

Speaking as an away fan, I'd much prefer to visit VP!

Fully agree that it's not right that that these things happen, but (to use the famous quote) [i"you cannot be serious[/i" in believing Bradford are in any way setting a [iprecedent[/i, either for RL or for sport in general, as this was done years ago. You could have us for using a cliché, perhaps?

Incidentally, if, as has been suggested, this latest bid pays off the debts, aren't we due a rebate from the six points deducted? Down to the Wakey level at least, I would have thought.

Not really, it just says that " the Board has asked that all interested parties submit their expressions of interest by 5.00pm on Friday August 10"

An "expression of interest" is worth less than even a conditional offer, and is a seven day camel ride short of an actual concrete and unconditional offer, accompanied by the list of bumf of participants, directors, funding detailsetc which the RFL have made clear they must have to consider any bid.

Translating into plain english the marketing double-speak expression "up to 5" means 2 - so not quite a bid frenzy yet, and the use of the word "deadline" in this context also has a rather more flexible meaning than in general usage.

If BCFC or anyone else for that matter submit suitable bids and have the business plan to back up their proposal then Bulls could theoretically stay in SL if they are able to meet the criteria.

Whereas the SLE bid seems to suggest that at the end of the season we will be in CH and possibly the RFL can save face by saying this was the plan all along, but if someone else buys us then the RFL will get slagged off by everyone instead as they have gone above and beyond for us compared to pther clubs