Surprised no one has posted about this game yet as i feel it is our biggest of the season. I think the loser of this has an extremely difficult task of making the play-offs.

I'm expecting an epic as both teams will be throwing everything into this game. Hoping for a bulls win but it will be tough.

See you there!

This game is as big as the Hull game. The team that wins this Sunday will have momentum going into the last four matches. It's almost like a play-off for the play offs. I can't wait for the match!

Yes a lot at stake in this match - lets hope the fans from both teams turn out in numbers to add to the atmosphere. It would be nice to get back to the situation we used to find ourselves in at the start of Superleague where the Bulls away following used to make many away games "home" fixtures by their numbers

Yeah, it's an important one in the context of the season. I don't think it's in any way going to the be the one big deciding match, but it will certainly point the way.

More important for us given they are 1pt above us, after wakey pushed leeds all the way and only losing by 9pts over 2 games against leeds is no mean feet.

We will have to well up for it to stop them especially kirmond who is bang in form atm, but hopefully, Wakefield has been a happy hunting ground for us as of late so we carry on our good form there.

Whi ever taught our pack to tackle will need to get at them again, cant decide if we should get sammut off the bench or start either way he and gale need to keep up their form from the hull game.

We have a very hard run in so if we lose this game I feel our play offs hope will be gone.

Come on all you Bulls, see if you can beat the attendance at the Leeds game of 10,031.

Its virtually knock-out rugby, and the supporters WILL make a difference in a game like this - can't wait!!

I have to admit, i'm looking forward to it.

I expect a big attendance for this one. Atmosphere should be superb.

there may well be room for both of us in the eight. Fingers crossed, of course!

I think it's pretty close though. If we lose this Wajey will be 3pts ahead of us, with 4 games remaining. Although we're only 2 points behind Hull, our points difference effectively puts us another point behind them.

So lets say Hull lose this week against Widnes (which I think is unlikely) we are 3 points behind two teams fighting for one spot with 4 games left.

It would be out of our hands IMO and we would be relying on two teams to slip up.

Of course it is possible, but the odds would be against us. I feel a win could give us some momentum which is crucial this time of year

Just got my 3 tickets for the Wakey game! Looking forward to it and I think it could be a very important game in our run for the playoffs as people have said it wouldn't be impossible to make the 8 if we lost on Sunday but we would be hard pushed I think.

I know its only Tuesday but I was a little shocked about the number of tickets we have sold... not as many as I expected for this type of game but still plenty of time lets just hope we get a decent crowd

How many have we sold?

I intend to pay on the gate and I expect a fair few others will do the same.

I understand that after the bother during the Widnes match, Wakey have introduced some kind of segregation at Belle Vue, though I'm not sure just how since the ground is just as open and unfenced as Odsal, so does anyone know where we're being 'put'?

I think leeds fans had to walk to the other side of the ground opposite to the main entrance, where there was one little poxy turnstile and stood down the side that is uncovered,

I think from pics and stuff ive seen

Wish I'd known that before I bought my ticket - I might not have bothered. BV is an awful ground for seeing at the best of times and down the side is the worst spot of all, imo.

Still, nil desperandum, my ticket just says 'ground' and my dad came from Wakefield so I could just about manage the local patois if necessary, jacket on over the shirt....hope it's not too warm...

I always go down the side opposite the main stand and I think that's the away end.

I don't think the view is that bad provided your not right up to the pitchside.

I see we've got a child to ref the game, should be interesting..

Always thought the away stand was behind the posts on the terrarce, near the camera gantry?

Thats where i have always stood.

Kears view on the game and also a mention about player payment, hopefully today it says, which will mean thats what the guys are gobbing about, really not the sharpest tools in the shed.

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Huge game for Bradford! I mean the race for the league leaders shield is wide open, but the chase for the 8th spot is really exciting as the season almost comes to a close. But i have every confidence that our Bulls can do it! Hopefully we can beat Wakey, then have some momentum going into a tough run in.

that's got to be the best statement coming from a bulls fan

the ground used to be open to all but now the north stand is used to create an atmosphere in which seems to be working, shame we have had a few idiots at the widnes game

Why is it? Have you ever stood down the side terracing or gone in the stand at Odsal? The view is perfect - the distance from the pitch is fine and you have a perfect level of elevation to be able to see all of the pitch clearly.
Compare that to Belle Vue where you're right on top of the play, with very little elevation and you can't see a fecking thing that's going on over on the far side of the pitch. BV is an awful ground, the sooner you move into your new home the better imo.

wonder if you will have a team..and as for dissing grounds my opinion is the worst ground in super league is odsal!!! was a great atmosphere v leeds last week and also at headingley..betting there will ne nowhere near as many bulls fans there on sunday!