And we regained the Ashes! Known worse afternoons!

Super, for much of the game. Well played. 3 on the trot now. What's that all about?



However in typical grumpy Bulls fan mode: Why couldn't we play like this all year? But its good to end the season on a high.

However again: We just won the ashes! Get in. A good day all round.

Yet I still hear people saying we should sign him as our coach

Played crap until Sam came on, upped our game, then played escellently in the second half. Well done Bradford!


Godwin was excellent again, never heard a MoM but he was mine followed closely by Sykes and Platt

That poxy little red trophy? Even the man of the match only got a bottle of champagne and a piece of cardboard saying "Man of the match" Even RL is more generous than that!!


Blotto is in Australia and will be having the time of his life winding them up about the cricket.

I agree that Godwin should have been the Man of the Match - he made some intelligent runs from dummy half, and worked his socks off.

I never heard an announcement - anybody know who got MoM?

Only trouble with today was we had nothing to moan about on the way home. Lol. And I heard quite a few people say that. Not a brilliant game but a good win and that's 3 on the trot. Let's finish the season on a high now. Oh and let Whitehead play next week or Cook.....There I found something to moan about after all.....

Most players played pretty well but Sam and Godwin were awesome and an excellent win but a liitle to late but well done and I hope Wigan beat Cas 2nite and were have got a slight chance.

Thought Scruton was excellent too. As was Halley. Again.

RAB after a loss



RAB after a win

Platt deserves a mention, as do Sykes and Wagga.

It is true. Where does everyone go when we win?

Pub?

Isn't it nice to watch a game without your head in your hands?

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Godwin's best game in a Bradford shirt, Sykes continues to look the part at 6 and our pack were generally as dominant as we've all said they are on paper. Only down was that Deacs had another pretty poor game both in kicking and distribution. Oh, and the fact that Morrison is leaving us.

Also, absolutely loved Donaldson facing up to Ryles.

After a slow start I thought it was a good display from the Bulls, it seems we're benefiting from playing without much pressure. We've cut out the silly errors and doing the hard work and basics right. Our defence is pretty solid and it is allowing us to try a few new things that have mostly come off for us.

I think Godwin has been excellent since Newton got injured and he is not a player I have particularly rated in the past. He is certainly playing like a starting Hooker and throwing down the gauntlet to Heath L'Estrange. It was nice to walk away from Odsal and not be utterly demoralised! Only thing I could find to whinge about today was not being able to buy a programme! I arrived pretty late today so assume the club didn't have as many printed off this week.

Also I notice K Harrison stating on the radio that McNamara has had a reshuffle of his assistants. He is still a good friend of Macca so I assume his information is reasonably accurate?

I expect they're just waiting until the play offs are definitely out of our reach.

Got to admit...just compare with when we lose! The usual suspect/s can't wait to come on and tell us how clever they were predicting it and using it as a platform to rant at their usual targets.

Anyway, its good to be able to say with conviction that the likes of Wagga, Scrutes, Langers, Sykes and Platt are looking stronger each game. Impressed with all of them again today. Think Platty is finally silencing the scapegoat brigade (if not yet his critics) - the big question is why, if he is proving much more effective at centre than anywhere else, didn't we try him there before? Bit like Syko at stand off too?

Hope Nero is OK? He was never right after getting ragged round the neck, and prob should have gone off the first time he pulled up with neck problems. Hope he's not done himself a serious mischief.

And the big question from today - as was pointed out by Eddivan's family - is how come the Bullettes were also the same cheerleaders at Hudds last week?

Probably because Robyn Morrison coaches both squads? They did they same dance didn't they too?

There was a bit of a worry towards the ends with Halley, he seemed to be limping. Hope its nothing more than a bit of a knock.

At least there's a week off to come and that should allow players who arent quite 100% to get themselves back

That was the conclusion and observations, yes!

Seemed to be the same dancers too.

I'd rather we shared dancers from Wakefield...

Define "share..."

Not Harlequins?