Re: Trinity away question : Sun Mar 03, 2024 7:11 pm  

Clearly you are just trolling.

I'll leave you to it.

Re: Trinity away question : Sun Mar 03, 2024 7:19 pm  

dboy wrote:

Clearly you are just trolling.

I'll leave you to it.

You said it not me…

dboy wrote:

if the East Stand isn't sold out it's because there is a lack of Bulls fans, not Wakey fans.

Re: Trinity away question : Sun Mar 03, 2024 7:25 pm  

Friday, 15th March 2024 Kick Off: 20:00
Bradford Bulls
AVAILABLE TICKETS
Adult Seated
£ 25.00
Sold Out

Wakefield have zero tickets available for sale in the East Stand. They have sold out.

If Bulls can't sell their allocation, send the tickets back to Wakefield - we can sell them twice over!

Re: Trinity away question : Sun Mar 03, 2024 7:31 pm  

dboy wrote:

Friday, 15th March 2024 Kick Off: 20:00
Bradford Bulls
AVAILABLE TICKETS
Adult Seated
£ 25.00
Sold Out

Wakefield have zero tickets available for sale in the East Stand. They have sold out.

If Bulls can't sell their allocation, send the tickets back to Wakefield - we can sell them twice over!

There you go again it’s embarrassing. It’s always someone else’s fault with you lot.

It’s not our fault we went bust and can’t pay our players the scrapyard didn’t pay us.


It’s not our fault we racially abused opposition fans they were stood where we normally stand.

It’s not our fault we’re crap the salary cap should be lowered to what we can afford.

It’s not our fault our grounds been condemned the council (same council that used tax payers money to give them a cheap loan to buy the ground for twice its value from a bloke that got done for laundering money for drug dealers and gave them 2 million quid to do it up) won’t build us a new one.

Now it’s away fans fault if you don’t sell out your new stand that you couldn’t wait to tell everyone you’d sold out.

Re: Trinity away question : Sun Mar 03, 2024 7:39 pm  

Not a word of what you have written has any truth to it - I know you are fishing for bites, but you'll have to do better.

No-one, certainly not me, has "blamed" Bulls fans for not wanting to follow their club to an away game.

The game will sell out on all sides, whether you come along or not.

Re: Trinity away question : Sun Mar 03, 2024 7:54 pm  

Maccbull_BigBullyBooaza wrote:

There you go again it’s embarrassing. It’s always someone else’s fault with you lot.

It’s not our fault we went bust and can’t pay our players the scrapyard didn’t pay us.


It’s not our fault we racially abused opposition fans they were stood where we normally stand.

It’s not our fault we’re crap the salary cap should be lowered to what we can afford.

It’s not our fault our grounds been condemned the council (same council that used tax payers money to give them a cheap loan to buy the ground for twice its value from a bloke that got done for laundering money for drug dealers and gave them 2 million quid to do it up) won’t build us a new one.

Now it’s away fans fault if you don’t sell out your new stand that you couldn’t wait to tell everyone you’d sold out.

I understand your desperation and bile, it must be galling to see the prospect of playing in the top tier getting further and further away from your grasp due to the financial shenanigans of the past, plus the sight of Odsal, which was once a elegant place, going even further down the pan.
I truly hope that we see you back in Super League when you've sorted out your finances. And pathetic ground.

Re: Trinity away question : Mon Mar 04, 2024 7:27 am  

AgbriggAmbler wrote:

I understand your desperation and bile, it must be galling to see the prospect of playing in the top tier getting further and further away from your grasp due to the financial shenanigans of the past, plus the sight of Odsal, which was once a elegant place, going even further down the pan.
I truly hope that we see you back in Super League when you've sorted out your finances. And pathetic ground.

Talking about our finances? Talk about living in the past. Thanks for the concern but IMG grading doesn’t work on ancient historical records.

BTW you’re not in superleague either anymore (even if it’s only for one year).

Re: Trinity away question : Mon Mar 04, 2024 9:40 am  

Maccbull_BigBullyBooaza wrote:

Talking about our finances? Talk about living in the past. Thanks for the concern but IMG grading doesn’t work on ancient historical records.

BTW you’re not in superleague either anymore (even if it’s only for one year).

I was responding to your detailed retrospective on our 'ancient historical records', I'm a little surprised that you think our history is fair game but yours is a no-go zone, not like you to be so hypocritical.
I was referring to the present too. We've been lucky and been taken over by a fan with serious business aptitude and a solid financial footing. He's building on work done by the previous owners which delivered significant ground improvements (new pitch, new floodlights, new stand, financial stability) and is looking at further improvements to the ground and the team, with talk already of two marquee signings IF we gain promotion. We're attracting big name sponsors (AEG the latest), and the club are confident we'll be close to an A grade for next year.

You just carry on being you, shouting bitterly into the void, wallowing in that Odsal pit of despair.

Re: Trinity away question : Mon Mar 04, 2024 1:12 pm  

AgbriggAmbler wrote:

I was responding to your detailed retrospective on our 'ancient historical records', I'm a little surprised that you think our history is fair game but yours is a no-go zone, not like you to be so hypocritical.
I was referring to the present too. We've been lucky and been taken over by a fan with serious business aptitude and a solid financial footing. He's building on work done by the previous owners which delivered significant ground improvements (new pitch, new floodlights, new stand, financial stability) and is looking at further improvements to the ground and the team, with talk already of two marquee signings IF we gain promotion. We're attracting big name sponsors (AEG the latest), and the club are confident we'll be close to an A grade for next year.

You just carry on being you, shouting bitterly into the void, wallowing in that Odsal pit of despair.

I was talking about Wakefield not selling out the new stand despite “fans” from your club trolling in here and telling us otherwise. As the game isn’t for another fortnight I’d say that’s fairly current.

There’s no IF involved you’ve been promoted and London have been relegated without a ball being kicked which is why your owner is the only one willing to lose 1.5 to 2 million on a full time super duper squad. Fair play to you I wish we were.

Re: Trinity away question : Mon Mar 04, 2024 1:39 pm  

Maccbull_BigBullyBooaza wrote:

I was talking about Wakefield not selling out the new stand despite “fans” from your club trolling in here and telling us otherwise. As the game isn’t for another fortnight I’d say that’s fairly current.

There’s no IF involved you’ve been promoted and London have been relegated without a ball being kicked which is why your owner is the only one willing to lose 1.5 to 2 million on a full time super duper squad. Fair play to you I wish we were.

The only tickets not sold are for the West stand, and there's not many of them left. I think that reflects well on both clubs, and I'm really looking forward to the game.

And as for promotion...I'm taking nothing for granted