And after our recent trip to KR, you can Craven Park to that, but only because of the curvature of the Earth.

I watched the WCC from the corner between the South Stand & Western Terrace in the rain. I reckon I saw about 5% of the action.

It's the bane of the old fashioned terracing; stand at the front and, at best, you're somewhere near kneecap height with the players, stand further back and due to the small steps up the terrace (maybe 5 or 6 centimetres) and you can't see for people standing in front.

This wouldn't normally apply to my mate's brother, Alan, though; he plays (or did when younger) in the second row for one of the local Union teams and is of such a size that I think could look down on Karl Pryce and see if he has a bald patch. When he goes to matches he always stands right at the back so as to avoid complaints, so even he can't win!

You could always check up in the loft to see if you kept any of those platform shoes from the 1970s...?

Wasn't the story about such a lofty bloke going to Anfield, and there was a tap on the shoulder and a scouse voice saying
"Oy mate - next time you come, can yer bring yer own 'ole"

Without wishing to stereotype, the reply would be
"I did but someone stole it, la".

I was always more Cuban heels, to be honest but the principle is the same.....good advice!!

Peter Crouch he's moved on since then.

Just been told i have no work this weekend, so i'm in COYB

Still tanking it down, hope the pitch is like a swamp and slow them there fartown whippets down a bit

Awww so your talking about the figures reported. Which as we all know at odsal bears no resemblance whatsoever to the actual amount of people attending the game. I wish the number of people you were expecting were the only ones who turned up-and hence the only ones who put money in your begging bowl On Sunday-(tell me -how have you managed to get yourselves in such a financial mess with the millions of bulls supporters reported) would you swap your extra 2000 supporters for our position in the table I wonder.
Anyway I'll be there on Sunday since my son is involved in the curtain raiser-here's hoping the rain puts a lot of people off-we wouldn't want you to be disappointed.

Lets hope Ken Davy doesnt pull the plug or you will be borrowing our buckets!!

Could this be the last game for Bradford bulls at odsal on Sunday? Reading between the lines of the t&a article it didn't sound good in the slightest. Caisley is one sly individual

I've got my email from the club advertising this game, the opposition and the gameday experience. The T&A is running a piece about it as well. Now we're seeing something.

If she is ok, this will be the first match since the Bulls vs Wigan match that Little Miss Cookie has been well enough to attend. Stuart sorted out a wheelchair space for her at the back of the stand and she is really looking forward to it. This will be only the 2nd time this season that the whole of the Cookie clan have been able to get to a match!

ps: just found out that her treatment will probably involve a trip to where the Thunder play (the NBA team not Gateshead)!!!!

It would be great if, the first set Shudds are in possession, the fans all yelled out the tackle count for Uncle Albert, in French.

Addy, Ainscough, Bateman, Burgess, Diskin, Elima, Hargreaves, Jeffries, Kopczak, Langley, Lulia, Manuokafoa, Olbison, Platt, Pryce, Purtell, Walker, Whitehead.

Kearney had a reaction to his injury in training. Gale still not back yet.

Mick Potter has named an 18-Man Squad for the game against Huddersfield Giants at Odsal on Sunday.

Full Back Brett Kearney suffered a reaction to his ankle injury in yesterday's training session and Luke Gale is also not ready to return. Chev Walker and Karl Pryce have been added to the Squad but the three young players who were named last week, Jay Rossi, Matt Bailey and Callum Windley, have not trained with the First Team this week and are omitted.

The Squad is: Addy, Ainscough, Bateman, Burgess, Diskin, Elima, Hargreaves, Jeffries, Kopczak, Langley, Lulia, Manuokafoa, Olbison, Platt, Pryce, Purtell, Walker, Whitehead.

Ainscough
Purtell
Walker
Lulia
Pryce
Addy
Jeffries
Manase
Diskin
Hargreaves
Elima
Bateman
Langley

Whitehead
Koppy
Burgess
Olbison

For mine

I'd rather keep Purtell at Centre minimum disruption.

Ainscough
Pryce
Purtell
Lulia
Platt
Addy
Jefferies
Nas
Diskin
Hargreaves
Whitehead
Elima
Langley

Burgess
Bateman
Olbison
Kopzcak

Think i'd rather go platt at full-back. Ainscough has done well and earned his chance but he's only a small lad and could be targeted by brough's kicking game

I hope he has a repeat of last year's game where him and cudjoe made sykes look like greg inglis

Ainscough
Purtell
Whitehead
Lulia
Pryce
Addy
Jeffries
Manase
Diskin
Hargreaves
Elima
Bateman
Langley

Walker
Koppy
Burgess
Olbison

Maybe leave walker out and use platt at /wing with purtell and whitehead reverting to 2nd row. Dont think walkers got pace for anymore and not too convinced by him at 2nd row ahead of any other 2nd rowers in squad. Gives us an option of switching platt and ainscough during game if ainscough's struggling at the back.

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