After watching Bradford.... : Sun Mar 08, 2009 1:16 am  

and piss1ing myself at how poor they were, especially the 5 mins when they got a penalty and missed touch conceded a try then kicked out on the full, i text a friend and said how distant does 2003 feel now.

should all Leeds fans live the moment while it lasts at present because like at Bradford it doesnt las forever!

: Sun Mar 08, 2009 7:33 am  

I doubt that even in a few years and we still aren't winning trophies we'll ever be as bad as what they were last night. This is the year of the bulls though apparently so I'll sure they'll get back to bullying and bulldozing teams soon Makes me laugh more when you read stuff like this http://www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... amara.html

I doubt that even in a few years and we still aren't winning trophies we'll ever be as bad as what they were last night. This is the year of the bulls though apparently so I'll sure they'll get back to bullying and bulldozing teams soon Makes me laugh more when you read stuff like this http://www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... amara.html

Re: After watching Bradford.... : Sun Mar 08, 2009 8:09 am  

Tony Ferrino wrote:

and piss1ing myself at how poor they were, especially the 5 mins when they got a penalty and missed touch conceded a try then kicked out on the full, i text a friend and said how distant does 2003 feel now.

should all Leeds fans live the moment while it lasts at present because like at Bradford it doesnt las forever!

I especially liked your Lap Dancing Lady

: Sun Mar 08, 2009 8:26 am  

Yes lets all laugh at Bradford!

Re: After watching Bradford.... : Sun Mar 08, 2009 8:40 am  

Tony Ferrino wrote:

and piss1ing myself at how poor they were, especially the 5 mins when they got a penalty and missed touch conceded a try then kicked out on the full, i text a friend and said how distant does 2003 feel now.

should all Leeds fans live the moment while it lasts at present because like at Bradford it doesnt las forever!

Is this kinda what Bradford have always been like, apart from a brief flash in SL and under Peter Fox ?

Re: After watching Bradford.... : Sun Mar 08, 2009 9:20 am  

AdmiralHanson wrote:

Is this kinda what Bradford have always been like, apart from a brief flash in SL and under Peter Fox ?

Quite. It's all over Rover for Bradford now.

The magic's gone, the crowds are down, they're continuing their slide on a one way ticket to mid table mediocrity and matching the image of the city they represent.

What was Sam Burgess thinking of when committing his immediate future to them, not to mention mercenary Scruton.

If ever a team was missing Andy Lynch it was that one last night. Cas has never looked so attractive.

: Sun Mar 08, 2009 9:21 am  

On one hand I'm enjoying Leeds success and Bulls demise after years of grief from Bulls mates. The boots on the other foot now as they say

On the other hand, Leeds v Bulls games are now a pale shadow of what they were, and just doesn't seem right thinking Wakey are probably Yorkshires 2nd best club over Bradford.

: Sun Mar 08, 2009 9:25 am  

I agree with TVO. Scrutes and Burgess must be wondering what the have done.

You can have the best pack in the world but if the half backs arent there then they are going to struggle, like last night.

Deacon had the worst match last night that i have seen for a LONG time, and I am considering if he is past it now........very injury prone and did nothing. I know it is only one match, but reading reports from other matches, he hasn't exactly been instrumental in moving the team around.

His kicking game was diabolical as well.

: Sun Mar 08, 2009 9:29 am  

EmmaMur01 wrote:

I agree with TVO. Scrutes and Burgess must be wondering what the have done.

You can have the best pack in the world but if the half backs arent there then they are going to struggle, like last night.

Deacon had the worst match last night that i have seen for a LONG time, and I am considering if he is past it now........very injury prone and did nothing. I know it is only one match, but reading reports from other matches, he hasn't exactly been instrumental in moving the team around.

His kicking game was diabolical as well.

Him and Jeffries were diabolical

: Sun Mar 08, 2009 9:48 am  

The problem for SL is that when Bradford are doing well they have the potential to pull big crowds etc. Can we really say the same about Wakefield? SL needs clubs like Bradford for numbers. Same with Wigan (lots of spaces there yesterday). Huddersfield had 10k+ which is encouraging and Cas should see increases.
Back with the Bulls, we should get an investigative journo to track down 'show us your trophies' man now.......