After a tough cup exit, it’s been great to see the Bulls bounce back and extend our unbeaten run in the league to six games.


Now we turn our attention to a massive away trip to Doncaster. They might be flying under the radar a bit this season, but they’re no pushovers. Wins over Halifax, London and Toulouse show just how dangerous they are. Their losses have been tight and they’re always in the contest.


We’ll need to be at our best if we want to keep the momentum going and keep tabs on Toulouse.

Will be interesting to see if Mason keeps his place as I think Scurr is nearing a comeback.  


No George Flanagan style cockups needed again in this fixture pls.  

Scurr is back, played last week.

I would assume barring any injuries from the Widnes game we will go with a similar 17 for this weekends game.

Nobby has stated no injuries were picked up from the weekend. Meadows is potentially going to come back into the squad. Tom Holmes is around 2 weeks away and Jorge Taufua is 7-8 weeks away from returning.

Bulls 21 man squad:

Armitage
Bayliss-Brow
Blake
Donaldson
Fulton
Gee
Gill
Hallas
Hooley
Keyes
Lawrence
Lilley
Liu
Mason
Meadows
Michael
Okunbor
Ott
Scurr
Souter
Waine

Unfortunately no Hooley, Meadows at full back.

Mikalauskas is ref.  

Donaldson off after 1 minutes.  Ankle injury 

Blake try

Massive two points with losing 3 players. Honestly didn't think we'd have the bottle to come back in that but fair play. 

What a result today! Massive credit to the lads! Winning away at an in-form Doncaster side is tough enough, but to do it after picking up 3 injuries to key players mid-game shows serious character. Robinson's cheap shot on Lilley when he was already carrying a knock says a lot about the kind of player he is. Grub. No need for that in the game. Credit to Lilley for getting back up and carrying on.

Huge shoutout to Souter, Michael and Lawrence for putting in the extra minutes, real engine room stuff and a testament to the fitness levels across the squad.


I felt our forward pack won us the game and put us in decent territory to give the backs an opportunity to create some space. We started the game like a house on fire and grabbed 2 quick fire scores to give us an early lead but Doncaster never went away. They had some serious pace and caught us out multiple times when striking from deep within their own half. When we went behind, we didn’t panic, we dug deep, showed real resilience, and turned the tide in our favour during the final stages of the game. 

Also, did anybody else notice Franklin Pele sat with the Bulls supporters today?!