Re: bulls - dragging on.---- : Thu Jul 12, 2012 7:08 am  

jeffthejoiner wrote:

If the Bulls are to be taken over by a group of Asians as in the telegraph and argos paper, will that mean no more beer on the terraces and pies or anything with beef in, both not allowed in their religion i believe . Don;t think the Bulls will fold , but how can they be granted a super league license due to the fact they have gone into administration and a ground not up to super league standards

haha by any chance do you believe it when people say they chop peoples hands off when they steal? go to most indian restaurant in the uk and you can order a beer with a beef rogan josh. money comes before religion even here in dubai people drink more than they do back home and eat a bacon barm in the morning.

Re: bulls - dragging on.---- : Thu Jul 12, 2012 8:56 am  

Wheels wrote:

I presume you have never been to Akbars then.

Which one religion does the whole of Asia follow exactly?

Well said Wheels !

[Bullseye]

Re: bulls - dragging on.---- : Thu Jul 12, 2012 9:00 am  

Wheels wrote:

I presume you have never been to Akbars then.

Which one religion does the whole of Asia follow exactly?

I think you've been had mate.

Re: bulls - dragging on.---- : Thu Jul 12, 2012 9:42 am  

Ref dubairl.
I think you will find most Indian people are Hindu,a vast difference between the Muslim faith. Also a fair section of hindus do not beef. Some so called Indian restaurants in the uk are in fact Bangladesh . Please don't think I am being pedantic. Anyway the food dished up in all these restaurants is by and large spot on.

Re: bulls - dragging on.---- : Thu Jul 12, 2012 11:20 am  

No beer on the terraces would be an excellent place for most rugby grounds to start.

Re: bulls - dragging on.---- : Thu Jul 12, 2012 12:00 pm  

The bottom line for me is that we need Bradford Bulls (or whatever new name they may have to adopt) in the super league as unlike many of the current super league clubs they command huge support and I realise having made that comment that support often comes from success which Bradford haven't had a great deal of in the past few years but they remain a well supported club. All that said the SL competition would would be a weaker competition without Bradford in it, the revenue at all SL clubs reduce through their non-involvement as their fans do travel especially to Headingley, therefore whatever they can do to help the club through this period should be welcomed and applauded.

Re: bulls - dragging on.---- : Thu Jul 12, 2012 12:56 pm  

JerryChicken wrote:

No beer on the terraces would be an excellent place for most rugby grounds to start.

Re: bulls - dragging on.---- : Thu Jul 12, 2012 12:58 pm  

Im sure the fans of london,keighley and halifax wont give a flying love about the bulls after they were shafted by them.
what goes around comes around

Re: bulls - dragging on.---- : Thu Jul 12, 2012 2:35 pm  

Backwoodsman wrote:

Ref dubairl.
I think you will find most Indian people are Hindu,a vast difference between the Muslim faith. Also a fair section of hindus do not beef. Some so called Indian restaurants in the uk are in fact Bangladesh . Please don't think I am being pedantic. Anyway the food dished up in all these restaurants is by and large spot on.

i was making the comparision i know the difference between islam and hinduism, i think we are misunderstanding each other here lol. hindu by rights shouldn't eat beef at all and most of them here are veggies, but the indian restaurants in the uk aren't even close to proper indian food (north or south india), you cant find a good chicken korma here any where its more traditional indian food, as the indians here are the majority.

Re: bulls - dragging on.---- : Thu Jul 12, 2012 3:59 pm  

Ref dubair.
Well played I think we are both singing of the same hymn sheet.
I am a frequent visitor to New York all the expats out there crave 'english Indian type food' if you understand my drift. The majority of Indian style restaurants in new York are even less authentic than their English counterparts.