: Sat Oct 03, 2009 11:51 am  

tb wrote:

We did it for, what, 2 years? It's hardly like it's a longstanding tradition.

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[tb]

: Tue Oct 06, 2009 11:38 am  

I stand corrected

: Fri Nov 06, 2009 12:31 am  

pyeman wrote:

Well we have to give them a chance dont we?

Really dissapointed with this choice of fixture, a boxing day game should be a derby game and that means leeds, wakey or fev. Bradford are going to bring even less than fev to this one. No atmoshphere, poor crowd, meaningless result=whats the point?

I'll probabley end up going anyway just to see my mates like i did last year (last year being the only boxing day match in the last 5 years i couldnt tell you the result for, or who made there debut that day).

Well I for one am looking forward to it. At the Bulls we haven't had a boxing day match for a fair few years, and if theres many like me, its very welcome and I am really looking forward to it. I think we'll bring a fair few as Iknow the majority of fans are eager to see whether Maccas recruitments prove to be good ones ( because lets face it, tree of our signings could be considered high risk).

See you all on Boxing day!

: Sat Nov 07, 2009 11:37 am  

Just as a matter of interest what would be your squad v Bulls.
Considering there will be a fair few of young lads playing

: Sat Nov 07, 2009 1:38 pm  

i think its a good thing we have broken away from the fev thing the less times we play the cappers the better in my eyes, all we get when rovers come to town is trouble in the pubs after and the usual ar$eholes they bring with them who try to start a scrap behind the posts, bradford should be good but i just hope both sides put a few first team players out just to add a bit of intrest, tigers academy v bulls academy not a great game for boxing day i think.