Look to have blown automatic promotion from CH1

Lost again to Workington at home this time so looks like York will win the league.



Bulls look likely to face Workington in the semi/final and cant see them beating them tbf. KARMA




















Spent a fortune chasing the dream as usual and looks to be doing what leigh have done and falling apart again

I hope York go up.

There might be a serious point somewhere in this post - but you've very skilfully hidden it amongst the camouflage of childish gloating and laughing emoji faces, in the manner of an attention-seeking teenager - so skilfully in fact, that I can't find it.

I take it as a compliment that some Halifax fans remain incredibly fixated with what Bradford do. It's the sort of wonderfully eccentric parochialism that helps make this such an exciting and thriving sport.

Are Bradford overspending? If so then I hope they don’t go up, if they aren’t then I’d say either of them or York would be worthy of promotion.

Not sure why it’s karma or any of that ridiculous stuff.

Workington play York in their next game at home and Bradford still have to play West Wales Raiders. Those games could have a huge bearing on the final table. It certainly isn't over in C1 just yet.

what would the difference in budget be between bradford and york?

bulls are full time so think about it

Even more ignorance from you. Only a handful of Bulls players are full time this season.

Halifax used to be my favourite ground to visit thanks to the humility & knowledge of their fans. I guess you weren't born when they were good.

Don’t 2 clubs get promoted? Bradford are still likely to gain promotion

Yes one automatic and one through the play offs but as the OP was saying Workington have beaten them twice this season and will have to play them again

We need Bradford to be promoted to the Championship at the end of this season. It is a powerful club in terms of fan base. It has a long, rich history. It has won much silverware. It has had a glittering array of stars in their playing ranks. The club gave coach Brian Noble great fame and coach Steven McNamara his start in life.

Bradford is one of four clubs in existence who we desperately need to be promoted to Super League (the other three being Toronto, Toulouse and London).

I think both Bradford and York are worthy of going up. If Bradford have to do it the hard way, so be it, but I really would like to see them in the Championship (or whatever the RFL have planned for the second tier) next year.

Workington Town is a banana skin that I hope Bradford doesn't slip on.

That’s strange humility years ago we went to Halifax and had 4 players get bad injury’s and and all the so called fans do was laugh and laugh when we finished up with 10 players on the pitch

Quite happy that The Dons are under the radar. Another good result yesterday and a very winnable last 4 games.

All clubs have their moronic fans, I can only apologise for this one.

Bradford or York will finish 2nd & will play the 5th placed club unlikely to be Workington .

Bulls are not full time so think about it

Maybe, maybe not. Workington won’t finish fifth unless they completely collapse so we wouldn’t meet them until the final (if we got that far). Bit disrespectful to Doncaster, Oldham or whoever else they’ll play in the semi final that.

Also York have to go to derwent Park and win which is a difficult thing to do.

Hopefully Leon will do us a favour in a couple of weeks and knock the Knights off the top spot for us.

Featherstone, Halifax & Batley bring more to RL than London ever will <REMOVED - PLEASE DESIST FROM PERSONAL INSULTS>

This is incredibly short sighted. With London there's enormous potential. Fev, Fax and Batley have had 120 years to show what they offer and its little. I'm not an expansionist by any stretch infact I'm more of a 'flatcapper.' No disrespect to those clubs obviously had many good afternoons them places

Also how does it work if 'only a few' bulls players are full time? What do they do in training? 2 on 2s? Shuttle runs? don't see how that works