34. Richie Mathers
2. Omari Caro
22. James Clare
33. Etu Uaisele
32. Jonny Campbell
6. Lee Gaskell
13. Danny Addy
8. Paul Clough
9. Adam O'Brien
20. Mitch Clark
11. Tom Olbison
28. Kurt Haggerty
14. Jay Pitts

12. Dale Ferguson
16. Daniel Fleming
17. Jean Philippe Baile
19. Steve Crossley


BULLS 4-0 HALIFAX

Try - UAISELE
Missed Goal - ADDY 0/1

O'Brien quick thinking down the blind side puts Uaisele over for the try.

Mitch Clark tries to offload when it's not on. Loses the ball. Later in the set Uaisele shoots out of the line, in no mans land and Halifax score.

BULLS 4 - 6 HALIFAX

Try - ECCLESTON
Goal - TYRER 1/1

Halifax drop out. Uaisele and Campbell don't communicate, collide and drop the ball. Good set from Halifax leaves R.Moore inches from the line. Last tackle G.Moore kicks and Tyrer scores, Mathers in no mans land.

BULLS 4 - 12 HALIFAX

Try - TYRER
Goal - TYRER 2/2

G.Moore loose carry. Clare picks up with an open field with Caro in support. Bulls brought back for the scrum :/

Bulls penalty for ball rip. Gaskell puts an up and under kick, Campbell catches well and scores......but touch judge says Eccleston wrapped Campbell's legs and it hit touch before Campbell puts ball down. Don't know about that decision like :/

Oh dear. Not good.

After that result I think we need to accept that we're now just a good Championship club.

Defence remains porous, still allowing high balls to bounce, creative players are either running out of ideas or being battered out of the game.

Do we not learn?

Form been poor last 4 weeks. Now reads 1 win, 2 draws, 2 losses. We've gone backwards since the first few games.

I knew we'd miss Sidlow but this is taking the p*ss now.

Couldn't be much worse if WE were part time.The Ferres regime is failing us big time and Marc has got to take tough action.Sadly,we will probably soldier on, hoping to scrape into the top 4 and only then strengthen for the middle 8 push.Not good for spectators though this being dished up.The writing's long been on the wall,but when will someone read it and do what is required.

Who have we got out?

Williams
Welham
Purtell
Sidlow
Kavanagh
Blythe
Walshaw

Judging by the BCB commentary, it sounded like we wouldn't have won anyway.

Painful and embarrassing to watch that! Think the only move we practice is the crash ball.

Fax were considerably better than us today in every single department, but were hardly spectacular and that says a lot about how bad we were. Chance after chance at their end of the pitch wasted, the game handed to us on a plate at the end and again wasted (would have been perhaps our most undeserved win ever had we gone over and converted). Halifax completely out enthused us - which makes pretty much every team both this season and last - are there any games this squad looks up for? No matter what guff comes out in the press, team spirit looks really low. We seem to have no appetite, desire, or - crucially - killer instinct. A scrum half can't fix all of these.

I've absolutely hated the "unbeaten in the league" tag we've had recently, the reality is after today we have played 8 in all comps and won only 4 and not been impressive in many of those 4. Sunday now a huge game against Sheffield - if it remains 4 wins from 9 after that I don't know how the club can justify keeping Lowes in charge.

Ferres can cry about the nasty comments from the mean fans during the video session tomorrow. Meanwhile the fax lada will be back at work.

It's amazing how a part time time team can actually beat a full time 'super league promotion contender'.

Jimmy says "don't hit the panic button, we're aiming to peak at the right part of the season" and " we made crucial individual error, we're too flat in attack and our passing is too slow" so there!

Lack of confidence, poor decision making, stupid errors - none of the above down to the fans, Steve.
Also, just listened to Jimmy on radio Leeds. He thinks that "we did enough to win the game", "not hitting the panic button", "trying to peak at the right end of the season", "ongoing process and work", and "Danny Addy poorly all weekend and did well to play"
Good grief Jimmy........

Why did I waste my money and drive 200 miles in order to watch that shower and pay for 4 tickets, always the same no ideas no composure and a line up that would struggle against an amateur team, if those in charge can't see we are dire straits atm we don't have a hope, fair point we have only lost once but who did we beat a bunch of part time teams we should have beaten anyway.

So fed up with it nothing changes and we will get the "bad day at the office speech again" but next week the same team will trot out like nothing has happened, need to make some changes with who we put out to play roll the dice it can't be any worse.

Playing like that won't encourage fans to keep forking out their hard earned money to watch us and we will stagnate, peak at the right time, if the squad can't get geared up for a local derby then God help us against SL

Wonder what's next out of the excuse book.

Wrong kind of snow?

Leaves on the track?

There's an "R" in the month?

The moon is in the 7th house of Aquarius?

Lowes needs to stop with the excuses, man up and admit that the job is beyond his ability.

Time to stop attending until Lowes is removed or walks. It's a waste of time, money and fuel going to games at the moment.

We're in a rut but Jimmy won't walk and won't be sacked yet.

Not sure what the booing achieves and not sure what not attending achieves. Easy to spit your dummies out, harder to get behind your team when their performances frustrate the life out of you.

I'll stick behind Jimmy and the boys.

There are some big problems to sort out but there's also plenty of time to do it.

And if the community on here is saying this, I imagine the fair weather fans will find better things to do too. If the performances continue to be drab and awful, it will affect the gates, and ultimately the club will suffer. Something has to change soon.

Completely out enthused and outplayed by a Halifax team who were hardly world-beaters.

Everything seems to be happening in slow motion when we get the ball - slow, lobbed passes so the receiver inevitably has tacklers all over him as soon as he gets the ball, poor decision making, complete lack of fifth tackle options. Just seems to be a lack of ideas, lack of penetration, lack of anything really - other than one-up rugby followed by a hopeful kick.

Jimmy can give all the excuses he likes about Addy being ill, but the fact that he had to play indicates just how few options we have for that position, even despite having a squad of 30+

The Sheffield game is massive now...