Happy to help

So, point one:

'I'd like to see Foggin-Johnston get a chance.'

This means: I would like to see foggin Johnston get a chance.
It doesn't mean I think our two starting wingers have done anything to get dropped, nor does it mean I think he's better than either of them. But I do think he looked good in preseason, and would like to see him in a competitive match. Unfortunately for him, his chances of getting into the team are slim barring injuries. Maybe playing him in one of the few fixtures where we don't need to put out our strongest team could be an opportunity to give him a run out, and not risk one of our star players. Or maybe not. Either way, I would like to see him get a chance. I don't think this is too hard a concept to follow

Point two:

'Also, I'd maybe rest minchella and put in storton or garside.'

Apologies, 'rest' may have been the wrong word to use, as I think you have taken it too literally. I'm sure he doesn't need a rest. But again, as this is one of our less testing fixtures, maybe we could not play him this week and try out storton or garside. The non-minchella second row spot seems to be the one with the strongest competition

Note the use of the word 'maybe' which implies uncertainty

Point three:
'Same goes for Webster, bring in oakes.'
Similar to point two, but with the added factor of his age. Being 35, he's going to be more susceptible to injury, so maybe we don't need to play him in every single game

I don't see any of these points being particularly outlandish or baiting, so sorry that these thoughts upset you so much

Hope this helps xx

I was at both the first two games and whilst I didn't see what kicked it all off what bothers me a little is that the common denominator in both instances is some Bulls supporters. It seems to me that those involved (on both sides) need to take a good look at themselves and try to avoid getting into confrontational situations which only besmirch the good name of Rugby League in general and Bradford Bulls in particular.

Nice to see the Bull's copy writer is back... 'Bulls Taim Lions'. Good grief.....

"Taïm" means "tasty" in Hebrew. Maybe he meant we had em for breakfast?

Just watched the highlights.
We've conceded five tries so far this season and four of them have come from us being unable to deal with grubber kicks into our in goal area. One of those Jy was out of position, but the other three were complete clangers that we should absolutely have dealt with.
I suppose in some respects you can take this as a positive in that for the most part our defence is pretty solid. But the flip side is that we need to tighten up in this area before teams start to pick up on it and start kicking us to death.

Hitchcox was excellent.

We ground out a win. Thought Minchella looked a bit more his old self. Green worked very hard.

Overall in attack we didn't make the most of the opportunities. A lot of our last tackle plays were poor resulting in nothing kicks. We seem unable to move the ball through the hands quickly. Ryan hardly got a pass. Pickersgill needs run straighter, he seems to run the players outside him out of space as he heads towards the touchline. Not a good day for either halfback.

Defensively we were never threatened with ball in hand. Just a couple of brain farts clearing kicks again.

Swinton aren't much cop but we were made to work for this win.