Thanks for all that Mick, it's interesting to hear about the facilities at some grounds.

I rarely listen to be fair - though only because it's pretty rare for me to miss a game. I did listen, on line, to the Whitehaven coverage whilst on holiday in Scotland and and put the breaks in commentary down to the patchy wifi on the site but now realise the real reason.

My comment about lack of technology was a just a joke at how backwards it is up in Cumbria. I remember the explanation at the time about lack of Wifi or ISDN but didn't realise it was quite as bad as the power and sitting in with the fans too. As hard as it was to listen at the time, I don't think anyone believed it was your fault and it was clear you were doing your best to try and get as much through as possible. Glad to hear that may not be the case next week though as I'll definitely be listening in.

And I also know that it's quite a bit of prep. I went into the stand for one of the games at Odsal this season and was there quite early, and could see yourself setting up even at that time, well before you were due on air.

Keep up the good work. And the same to Hobbo. He may not be everyone's cup of tea, but I personally find myself quite enjoying the contrast now. It reminds me of the old WWF Commentary team of Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby Heenan

Just listened to the 1:30pm show, thank you for letting us know. Admittedly I do not currently don't use Social Media however I now know of another mechanism to contribute towards the club. I could not agree more with the group having the ladies or U19's fixtures before the main game would encourage myself and probably more to attend.

IMO you are doing a great job of promoting the club (arguably better than the club itself), ignore the keyboard warrior haters keep going.

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I listened to the interview also Beast and think their ideas is great in terms of win win for the club. hopefully someone from the club who isn't on holiday has listened to theshow today and takes what was some very worthwhile contributions on board in terms of trying to get people in the ground as green wants them to spend money before kick off on beer and food around the ground.

Glad you enjoyed the show mate and hopefully the academy curtain raiser idea is implemented.

That's the long-term plan; get the supporters group to work with the club and pool resources.

Probably not, they used to do it but found that heavy wet weather, meant they wouldn't play because the ground would cut up also in those halcyon SL days, Sky would change days and times, problems with traffic for those Clubs coming from a distance and it didn't attract that much of a crowd in early most times!
The Thursday nights were probably the best that I remember for the Academy games but the Club for some strange reason rarely advertised them, and there were some good games and young upcoming talent on show as well as Seniors coming from injury!

Just a reminder that on Wednesday evening it's the Bradford Bulls Forum at half past seven on BCB.

Myself, Hobbo and Ross will leave no stone unturned.

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Thanks to everyone who listened tonight including a few former players.

The feedback has been well received and despite the few moronic comments on here from the usual suspects it's been an enjoyable experience.

I had my hands full with Hobbo and Karl let me tell you.

Same time next week.

Remember they'll be Bradford Bulls under nineteen commentary tomorrow night from 7.30pm.

If Bradford beat Widnes they'll be in the playoffs.

Didn't get the opportunity to listen Mick, but I'm glad you're putting so much effort into Bradford rugby league through BCB. Long may it continue.

You can listen to it on Sunday before the game.

Hopefully you can join me tonight.

Sorting it out.

Not working Mick!

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So is Harrison coming back to coach the 19s next year Mick?

Good commentary BTW.

Didn't manage to listen to it all and must have missed that. Can't see that as he's busy with his agency business.

Sounded like another great performance. I wouldn't bother with the shambles of the so called first teamers in the shield. We can lose all our games and will probably still make the shield.

I will get no enjoyment what so ever smashing Whitehaven by 70 and seeing Danny Addy score a hat trick.

Let's blood the youngsters!

I think I caught a conversation after the game had just finished Bull Mania about Harrison.

Great performance tonight albeit vs 12 men. Top 4 beckons.

If we have a future these lads are it.

Could he still be an agent if he did that?

I'm sure Caisley was an agent or some kind of player rep as well as having some kind of interest in the club after he was no longer chairman.

Sure, and that's odd enough. But it's not coaching kids and making decisions about them whilst representing others. The bottom line is you can't sit on both sides of the negotiating table, and if he has to recuse himself to avoid conflict of interest then I'm not convinced that's actually in anybody's interest.

Caisley was certainly still the biggest shareholder in the club after he became a players' agent - seem to remember at the time, as an agent, he was still a big shareholder when he negotiated Sam Burgess away to South Sydney.

Listened by the pool in Funchal today. Thanks for the commentary guys!

Cheers Paul, hope you enjoyed it.

So this investor that has been mentioned, or the guy to take over the club. Is the rumour I heard this weekend correct with him being linked to a club in Rotherham and he has decided to step back from that club (It's not the football club btw).