Is the right answer. Especially given relative commercial land values of each facility and noises emanating from VP.



If we were to play there, the problem is....?



Or shall we continue playing at a money juicing hole and little hope for progression with the current structure?



Coin flip

A "Bradford Sporting Club" is an absolutely terrible idea. A single organisation owning and controlling the local RL club and the football club didn't work for Huddersfield and I've no doubt it won't in Bradford.



In fact the ill feeling and bitterness this would cause would only serve to drive a wedge further between the two sports clubs when really they should be working together (as two seperate entities).

I once had a bad restaurant meal. On that premise I will never eat out again. The past doesn't indicate the future.







Ill feeling perpetuated by s with little positivism in their lives.. Let it ride.



Your last 7 words are the most salient.

Bit different really as they went to brand new stadiums, whereas we're moving to a different stadium. It's not really the stadium thats the problem, its the area. Its digusting and vile. Not easiest place to get to, limited parking. Car Radio's at a premium!!

www.bradfordbulls.co.uk/news/535 ... 20APPROACH

www.bradfordbulls.co.uk/news/535 ... 20APPROACH

"Speaking from his office at Odsal stadium" oh well that makes it all the more poignant then.



Parkin has clearly elicited a response. Job done. He may well have spoken to Caisley or other shareholders who haven't told Hood. Who knows.



Nothing in his response of value other than an expected knee-jerk rebuttal.



As for the 21st century stadium. Ok.

Really, quite an extremist repsonse. It's easier to get to for those not wedded to their car or object to walking more than 100m. There are one or two decent pubs around & a host of curry houses. The ground itself is very good if lacking in character (see Wire, Hudds etc).

Although it would pain me to see us move away from odsal for a while, i have to agree with Tigertot, the ground isnt all that bad and has the facilities the club need to keep a license,



I live 5 mins away from odsal and love the fact at how close it is - BUT i have no issue with following my team wherever thay may go .......................



ASSUMING being the key word it was to ever happen !!!

www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/s ... _1_3478245 “Neither I nor any of the club’s directors has had any dialogue with Mr Parkin" From "not" discussing it with shareholders to now directors. Hmmmm

www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/s ... _1_3478245 “Neither I nor any of the club’s directors has had any dialogue with Mr Parkin" From "not" discussing it with shareholders to now directors. Hmmmm

Not sure what point you are making. All the words in the YEP article are in the original Bulls' website article. It looks to me as though the YEP journalist has cut and pasted from that statement, shifting a couple of sentences around and leaving a couple out. If you're suggesting that Hood has changed his tune, I can't see support for that view from here.

Its got nightmare all over it

Yep.



I don't have an issue with sharing a stadium if that's what's required. Valley Parade wouldn't be my first choice but if it was needed I'd back a move there.



But the idea of the two clubs becoming one organisation is a shocker.