WITH spring just around the corner, the Bradford Bulls' retail team are delighted to bring you some stunning winter warmers – at incredible discount prices!

All official ISC coaches jackets, wet-weather jackets, soft-shell jackets and gillets have been reduced to just £24.99!

These unbelievable prices represent more than 50% discount from the original price.

But this fantastic offer cannot last forever – and must end before the start of next week.

These products can be purchased online and in store, here at the Provident Stadium, Odsal.

The sale will end at 5.00pm on Sunday, following the Bulls' Kingstone Press Championship battle with Hunslet Hawks.

However, online, you will be able to take advantage of this one-off price crash until 11.59pm on Sunday.

To shop on the official Bradford Bulls website simply CLICK HERE. 

Alternatively, visit us in store during normal opening hours or order over the phone by calling 08448 711 490 (option 1).

CHRIS Ulugia is hoping he has done enough to keep his place ahead of this weekend's visit of Hunslet Hawks, in Round Four of the Kingstone Press Championship.

The Samoa-born three-quarter crossed for a brace of tries during the Bulls' 40-4 beating of Featherstone Rovers over the weekend.

And if selected for this coming Sunday's game, Ulugia, who is sponsored by Tyre Power Ltd, is hoping for more of the same.

“I really enjoyed myself at Featherstone, it was good to get over the line on a couple of occasions too,” said the former Mackay Cutters talent.

“I made a mistake early on, which was frustrating, but I did what I could to make up for it.

“The scoreline doesn't entirely reflect what was a very difficult test for us, in my opinion. For a long period, it was difficult to score.

“However, having said that, I thought our overall team performance was the best yet. We were pretty ruthless and that is how we are going to need to play in order to get where we want to be this year.

“Hopefully I have taken my chance and done enough to keep my spot in the team for another week.

“This is a new level of rugby league for me and I am continuing to adapt, so the more game-time the better.”

Did you know you can save £2 on match admission for this Sunday's game by securing tickets BEFORE 5.00pm on Saturday?

In order to do so, simply call a member of our team TODAY – on 08448 711 490 (option 1).

LEIGH Beattie's Bradford Bulls Under-16s made it two wins from two, after seeing off North East Academy in a 32-10 success over the weekend.

Going into the game fresh from a 40-4 hammering of Featherstone Rovers, the hosts made a flying start and were rewarded when Callum Robinson and Jay Panter crossed to hand the early initiative to Beattie's rising stars.

Craig McShane further extended the hosts' lead, before instrumental skipper Jacob Trueman sent Keelan Foster across the line to give the young Bulls an 18-0 advantage going into the break.

The visitors hit back early in the second-half, registering back-to-back tries to reduce the arrears, before a score from Joe Brown helped stem the tide.

Panter crossed soon after for his second, before Saul Adshead completed an impressive afternoon's work for the talented young Bulls.

Elsewhere, Matt Diskin's Under-19s battled in vain, going down to Wigan Warriors Under-19s 14-10.

Zak Baker was first across the whitewash in what was a tight encounter and he improved his own score to hand the Bulls an early lead.

The visitors' hit back and went into the break ahead, much thanks to tries from Oliver Gildart and Tom Davies.

Substitute James Bentley levelled matters with a second-half try.

But it was the Warriors celebrating at full-time, as Davies crashed over to secure victory for the Lancashire outfit.

The Under-19sr return to action on Saturday, taking on Midlands Academy from 2.00pm – away from home.

The Under-16s, meanwhile, will do the same in their next game, on Saturday March 21.

TIME is running out for you to secure stunning silver hospitality packages for this weekend's visit of Hunslet Hawks, in Round Four of the Kingstone Press Championship.

We want you to join us to enjoy the game in style, with match tickets, a delicious two-course meal and a copy of The Bulletin all included!

Rob Parker and Robbie Hunter-Paul will host the afternoon in the Provident Stadium's new-look Legends Suite, providing all of the build-up prior to kick-off with a member of Bradford Bulls' first-team squad.

More than 120 guests joined us for our first home game of the season last month and places are limited, so please hurry and book your place TODAY!

You will enjoy the contest from the comfort of reserved seating on the Legends Suite's main balcony, which provides the ground's best vantage point.

Following the full-time whistle, you will hear from head coach James Lowes and the man of the match.

There are competition prizes to be won and you will have the chance to mingle with all of your Bulls favourites.

Members of The 1863 Club can secure places for just £24.95, while non-members can purchase packages for £44.95.

To enjoy all of the above and much, much more, all you have to do is call a member of our commercial team – on 08448 711 490 – NOW!

Places are now limited, meaning you have until 12.00pm tomorrow to secure yours!

For more information, or to get in touch via e-mail, simply CLICK HERE.

JAMES LOWES believes his side's defensive resilience laid the platform for a “ruthless” attacking performance during yesterday's seven-try beating of Featherstone Rovers.

Lee Gaskell, Adrian Purtell and Chris Ulugia bagged first-half tries as the visitors raced into an unanswered 18-point lead.

Adam O'Brien and Jean Philippe-Baile crossed soon after the interval, before Gaskell and Ulugia both registered their second scores to seal a second-successive victory for the Bulls.

Last-gasp efforts from Etu Uaisele and Gaskell, once more, were ruled out by referee Matt Thomason, in an encounter which saw new signing Epalahame Lauaki enjoy his first run out in Bradford colours.

“I was pretty pleased with the performance,” said Lowes, who is proudly sponsored in memory of Joyce Dobby.

“We made a lot of errors early on but on the back of that we defended very well.

“That was an area we had focused on in the days leading up to the game and the lads got stuck in. It was the most pleasing aspect for me.

“We felt going in at half-time we had enough in us to trouble Featherstone and deal with what they would throw at us in the second forty.

“Featherstone is a difficult place to go, it always has been and if you don't turn up with the right attitude you will get punished.

“But I put some pressure on the boys and they were ruthless. We took our chances and got the reward we deserved.”

Lowes' men return to Kingstone Press Championship action this Sunday, when Barry Eaton's Hunslet Hawks visit the Provident Stadium, Odsal.

Tickets for the game are now on sale and, if you buy before 5.00pm on Saturday, you will be able to save £2 on admission prices.

For more information on the above, or to secure your place today, simply call a member of our team on 08448 711 490 (option 1) during normal office hours.