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Bulls slump to another defeat
Wakefield Wildcats recorded their second West Yorkshire derby triumph of the Easter weekend as they edged a full-blooded engage Super League affair against Bradford Bulls at Belle Vue. Veteran Australian Steve Menzies scored a brace of tries for the visitors in the first half but Damien Blanch, Danny Brough and Ryan Atkins ensured the hosts took an 18-10 lead into the interval.
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Bulls Beat Champion Rhinos
The Bradford Bulls put their troubles behind them to claim their second win of the season and deny arch rivals Leeds Rhinos the chance to return to the top of engage Super League. The champions were below par but had two tries controversially disallowed by French video referee Thierry Alibert in a dramatic final quarter.
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19 man sqaud to face Hull FC
Head Coach Steve McNamara has named his squad for this Sunday’s game against Hull FC. Wayne Godwin is added to the injury list along with David Solomona and Tame Tupou, Jamie Langley and Andy Lynch return to the squad after injury.
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19 man sqaud to face wigan
With David Solomona, Andy Lynch, Jamie Langley and Tame Tupou still missing through injury, Bulls Coach Steve McNamara has named the same squad as last week for Saturday's visit to the JJB Stadium to take on Wigan.
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BULLS LOSE OUT TO GIANTS
Huddersfield Giants pulled off their first league win at Bradford for 40 years to maintain their bright start under new coach Nathan Brown. Full-back and skipper Brett Hodgson was the inspiration as the Giants followed up their shock opening 30-8 win over Catalans Dragons in Perpignan by claiming a second major scalp in three matches.
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Scruton "We Must Improve"
Nick Scruton believes Bradford must raise their game against the Giants on Friday following the 13-13 draw against Hull KR almost 2 weeks ago. The Giants hammered the Dragons in Perpignan and Scruton was impressed by the way they played in France.
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Langley and Solomona out for several weeks
Second Row David Solomona and Loose Forward Jamie Langley will both miss several weeks after both suffered dislocated shoulders in the 13-13 draw with Hull KR. Head coach Steve McNamara said: "Langers' (Langley's) shoulder wouldn't go back in so he's gone off in the ambulance.
