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McLaren provides missing link in City midfield

Boss Stuart McCall says Paul McLaren has added ‘that bit of quality’ to the City midfield which they were missing last season

6:55pm Thursday 21st August 2008

City’s lack of a midfield playmaker last season was nowhere better illustrated than in the two games against Rochdale.

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Bulls' special goodbye to Joe

Joe Vagana retires at the end of the season

1:37pm Thursday 21st August 2008

The Bulls will say a special goodbye to Joe Vagana at what it likely to be his last game at the Grattan Stadium against Hull KR on Monday.

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Big Joe: I'm blessed to have been part of a great family

Vagana pictured during his first season at Odsal in February 2001

9:40am Thursday 21st August 2008

You can always guarantee a laugh and a smile from Joe Vagana, even when he’s announcing his retirement.

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Lawn likes Bradford End factor

Agents not always the best option for players, says City joint-chairman Mark Lawn

7:40am Thursday 21st August 2008

Mark Lawn believes giving City fans the Bradford End has boosted the atmosphere on the other three sides of the ground.

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Vagana announces retirement

Joe Vagana pictured with Lesley Vainikolo after the Bulls' Challenge Cup triumph in 2003

7:30am Thursday 21st August 2008

The Bulls’ Super League opponents can finally breathe easy – legendary prop Joe Vagana is hanging up his boots.

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City target Shaw a big threat

8:03pm Thursday 21st August 2008

City fans will get the chance to see what might have been when Jon Shaw lines up for Rochdale.

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'Perform well and we can beat anyone'

7:40pm Thursday 21st August 2008

Paul Heckingbottom column: The most satisfying thing about the Macclesfield result was the performance.

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Rana rollercoaster sees Tykes tie

10:37pm Thursday 21st August 2008

Rana Naved went from hero to villain and almost back again after a rollercoaster performance from the Pakistani saw Yorkshire tie against the Derbyshire Phantoms at The County Ground tonight.

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'Fortress' Farsley awaits Keighley

4:13pm Thursday 21st August 2008

Keighley may be second in the JCT600 Bradford League Division Two table, but they face a daunting task on Saturday.

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Carlile is Bulls match-winner

Bulls hooker Keale Carlile

4:21pm Thursday 21st August 2008

Keale Carlile scored a last-minute try to hand the Bulls Academy an 18-16 win at Salford on Tuesday.

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Personal debt exceeds Britain's GDP

Personal debt exceeded the UK's GDP for a second year

Updated 1:29am Friday 22nd August 2008

Personal debt in the UK is higher than the income generated by the country as a whole for the second year running, research shows.


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