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Rugby League in Bradford 1863 - 1900: In the Beginning 1901 - 1914: Pre-War 1919 - 1939: Northern Union to Rugby League 1940 - 1950: Wartime & Wembley 1951 - 1963: Decline & Fall 1964 - 1994: Renaissance 1995 - 1999: Birth of Super League 2000 to Present Day: A New Millennium

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Wagga's Words

Waggas Words Small

18/03/2010

Well it all went wrong in the last twenty minutes at Warrington. We started well enough and scored some points but we made far too many errors. All the errors we made were unforced too and things like dropping the ball in our own quarter meant we had far too much tackling to do and that came back to bite us on the backside late in the game. We defended our try line really well in the first half and we were proud of that effort but eventually it took its toll and cost us dearly at the end. More

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1901 - 1914: Pre-War

1903-4: Bradford finish top of the league level on points with Salford. They win the Championship play-off 5-0. .

1905-6: Bradford win the Challenge Cup 5-0 against Salford and are runners up in the Championship.

1906-7: Bradford win Yorkshire Cup 8-5 against Hull Kingston Rovers.

1907: "The Great Betrayal". The Bradford Directors at Park Avenue form a professional soccer team and Bradford Rugby club are forced to reform and relocate at Greenfield Stadium later adding NORTHERN to their name.

1907: New Zealand ‘All Gold's' tour Great Britain Bradford become first Yorkshire team to defeat them.

1908: After just one season at Greenfield club move to Birch Lane.

1910: First British tour of Australia and New Zealand.

Player Spotlight

James Donaldson

Squad No: 22

DOB: 14/09/1991

Height: 5ft 11

Weight: 90kg

Position: Loose Forward

Pulse Podcast

Bradford Bulls Pulse Podcast Week 7 2010

This week we catch up with Bulls Boss Steve McNamara and chat with players Paul Sykes & Heath L'estrange.

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