Mark Sawyer Interview : Fri Dec 11, 2020 10:35 am  

Bradford Bulls CEO Mark Sawyer talks about the club’s application to become the 12th Super League team, the reasons behind the return to Odsal Stadium and reflects on one year of owning the club. https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/8PSx2qjGHAv8kuURA

Bradford Bulls CEO Mark Sawyer talks about the club’s application to become the 12th Super League team, the reasons behind the return to Odsal Stadium and reflects on one year of owning the club. https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/8PSx2qjGHAv8kuURA

Re: Mark Sawyer Interview : Fri Dec 11, 2020 10:36 am  

P.S. John Kear is joining us on the show on Sunday.

Re: Mark Sawyer Interview : Fri Dec 11, 2020 4:35 pm  

MicktheGled wrote:

P.S. John Kear is joining us on the show on Sunday.

Shame it’s not after Monday if we were picked for superleague the questions wouldn’t stop coming in !

Re: Mark Sawyer Interview : Fri Dec 11, 2020 7:17 pm  

MicktheGled wrote:

P.S. John Kear is joining us on the show on Sunday.

Evening Mick,

is this the Full Eighty show that is streamed on You Tube? If so when does it start?

Re: Mark Sawyer Interview : Sat Dec 12, 2020 12:10 am  

TheBeast wrote:

Evening Mick,

is this the Full Eighty show that is streamed on You Tube? If so when does it start?

No, it'll be my new West Yorkshire Radio (Old Pulse 2) that goes out on Sunday at 2pm till 5 pm.

You can find the radio station in the app store. We're not on DAB at present but will be in January.

Re: Mark Sawyer Interview : Sat Dec 12, 2020 7:49 am  

MicktheGled wrote:

No, it'll be my new West Yorkshire Radio (Old Pulse 2) that goes out on Sunday at 2pm till 5 pm.

You can find the radio station in the app store. We're not on DAB at present but will be in January.

Cheers Mick, noted.

Kind regards.

Re: Mark Sawyer Interview : Sat Dec 12, 2020 8:39 am  

How lacklustre was that for SL.Clearly does not think club is anywhere near ready to take its place.

Question begging to be asked was you are starting work from Jan on odsal exactly what is planned to be done how much will it cost and who is paying for it

Re: Mark Sawyer Interview : Sat Dec 12, 2020 9:13 am  

satanicmills wrote:

How lacklustre was that for SL.Clearly does not think club is anywhere near ready to take its place.

Question begging to be asked was you are starting work from Jan on odsal exactly what is planned to be done how much will it cost and who is paying for it

Stock Cars are starting the work on Odsal come January, for costs maybe you should contact them, its called StarTrax on Facebook, they are paying for it.

Re: Mark Sawyer Interview : Sat Dec 12, 2020 11:22 am  

satanicmills wrote:

How lacklustre was that for SL.Clearly does not think club is anywhere near ready to take its place.

Question begging to be asked was you are starting work from Jan on odsal exactly what is planned to be done how much will it cost and who is paying for it

That was asked previously but because it's a triumvirate partnership between Stock Cars, RFL and the Bradford Bulls, they won't know the full scale of the work that needs doing until on-site in January.

Getting a working health and safety certificate to open the whole ground up is the most important aspect of the substantial costs.

The majority of Stock Car fans watch from the terracing behind the corners to give them the greatest view of the action on the historic Bradford corners, so getting Odsal’s full 20,000 capacity open is a priority, especially if they have long term aspirations of hosting the World Finals next year.

Re: Mark Sawyer Interview : Sat Dec 12, 2020 11:37 am  

MicktheGled wrote:

That was asked previously but because it's a triumvirate partnership between Stock Cars, RFL and the Bradford Bulls, they won't know the full scale of the work that needs doing until on-site in January.

Getting a working health and safety certificate to open the whole ground up is the most important aspect of the substantial costs.

The majority of Stock Car fans watch from the terracing behind the corners to give them the greatest view of the action on the historic Bradford corners, so getting Odsal’s full 20,000 capacity open is a priority, especially if they have long term aspirations of hosting the World Finals next year.

If the RFL are using money that belongs to member clubs, have those clubs been asked to approve those funds being used to improve the safety/facilities of Odsal Stadium?
Thanks