[url=http://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/sport/sportbulls/11120303.Cup_tie_at_Bradford_Bulls_a_big_test_for_Naylor_against_former_club/urlNaylors Oldham in cup[/url

[url=http://www.bradfordbulls.co.uk/news/article/9042/bulls-complete-fakir-signingTickets £10[/url

[iFakir is being proudly sponsored by Stuart Readyhough at Eura Audit UK and goes straight into contention for Sunday’s fourth-round Tetley’s Challenge Cup visit of Oldham (kick-off 2.00pm).

Tickets for the knock-out clash are still available

, priced at £10 (adults, concessions and students) and £5 (juniors).

To secure your seat for the Provident Stand, or for more information, call 08448 711 490 or contact us via e-mail by CLICKING HERE.

Alternatively, you can gain admission by ‘paying-on-the-gate’, with ticket prices remaining the same on Sunday.[/i


Good to see Naylor back, should get a good reception. And I thought a thread would be useful to point out that Kick off is 2pm and tickets are only £10 and £5, which is a great deal for a game we might win!! (might not see too many wins more before June so get to Odsal on Sunday!!)

Any idea how come it's 2pm?

From what I read online, the BBC had their slot for the TV game, and the RFL wanted all the other games to finish before the TV game so the draw could be made straight after.

Its a cunning trick to make me miss the first hour of the match as I'll clearly forget on Sunday...

It's because the clocks have gone forward.

I like the coincidence that Bradford play Oldham at home and Bradford play Oldham at home.

Sounds logical, I mean it's not as though they can make a draw containing a line like, " Saints V Bradford or Oldham", or something like that....

The press releases talks about tickets for the stand. Does this mean they are thinking of only opening parts of the ground or am I reading too much into it?

I think they will only open the stand. There is not going to be a massive crowd for this one. They did the same the last time we got a home draw at this stage of the cup.

In 1896.

I've been attending Bradford games for roughly 25 years and sat in the stand three times. It feels weird.

But I suppose there will be plenty of you in reverse.

Is the televised game Hudds v Saints?

Yes