Not often I go on the Bulls site of late but as there seems to be a bit of activity down at Odsal thought I`d take a look .Someone from Batley has offered Bulls supporters a deal to go and watch them when Bradford are away at Hull for the price of £10 and they will donate £5 back to Bullbuilder .Not sure if this is a good idea or not only time will tell but fair play to them for their initiative .I often look to see whose playing London or Catalans away and if it`s reasonably near I have posted on their site telling them they would be welcome at the Shay but don`t think I`ve ever done it whilst they are still playing in Yorkshire.

After all the Bull bashing and what has happened to the club with the supporters having no influence over it there was still over 8000 there against London on Sunday.

I think the bulls are away at hull on Friday night so batley are trying to get them to the mount on Sunday..
Not a bad idea and helps them out a bit.
Who would of thought a few years ago that this kind of offer would happen?

5000 bulls lowest SL gate

Well this weeks press has it as 8500 and so does Skylive Score Centre, take a look it's still on there.

Hardly surprising if it is wrong.

Someone had ours as 300!!!

5400

Sporting Life has it as 8500

was that the true crowd then?

It was about that yes.

I don't see why championship clubs should offer discounts to SL season ticket holders. Fans of other clubs are not going to become regulars at another.

As Michael Steele said the other week. Its all well and good getting people into the ground for one game (referring to the New York Day thing) but its getting people to come back week after week, year after year. Which as with the new york game, doesnt happen

Your right about the New York game Brew, but, at least the Board tried something, damned if they do damned if they don't by some.

Totally agree JOhn, But the point i'm making is targeting fans of other clubs isn't productive in the long run.

Totally agree Brew

Bradford didn't do bad out of our downturn in crowds in the late 80's/early90's !!!

Don't disagree. But there's nearly 10000 people who have stopped attending odsal in less than 10 years.

I think the problems run deeper than at local level. And believing the World Cup crowds fix everything is a big mistake.

I looked at going to watch hudds vs Leeds last night, £24 for an adult ticket. That's a big ask for 80 minutes of sport IMO.

There were a lot of cheap tickets doing the rounds for last night's game, i think it was some charity fund thing.

I didn't go anyway. Even with a decent away support there's as only 8k there.

Saw something last week that Bradford's lowest SL attendance vs London was only 100 less than What Huddersfield averaged all of last season, one of their most successful in years.

World Cup did bring in a lot of new fans. But many regulars attended a lot of games as their were discounted tickets everywhere. Me and our lass went with the kids to hull for the England Fiji game and it cost less than 50 quid. And could have been less if we'd sat in cheaper seats.