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51: Andy Ackers on the Bradford Bulls’ DNA, Identity and Culture.

Andy Ackers believes the Bradford Bulls are improving as a group and continuing to build confidence in the club’s DNA, identity and culture. Ackers says that the culture Kurt Haggerty is building is a key reason for confidence in the team’s long-term prospects, highlighting the club’s journey from top-flight decline, through the Championship, to growing once again as a competitive force in the Super League. With Andy praising the club’s recruitment for 2026 and 2027 with Bradford recruiting the right players. Players who have built strong relationships within the squad, which support both on-field performance and belief.

50: Doro Delight At First Super League Score and Bradford Win

Eribe Doro says that his first Super League try for the Bradford Bulls was one of his most emotional scores.  Doro stated that it meant everything to him because of his deep love for the Bradford club, the city, the supporters, and the exceptional group of players he plays alongside. Eribe praised Bradford’s identity in their victory over the York Knights; sticking to processes, defending under pressure, and wearing opponents down in the second half. Whilst looking ahead to the Leigh Leopards game on Sunday, saying that the team still has room to grow and that confidence comes from seeing the standards the squad can reach every day in training.

49: Kurt Haggerty Post Match York Knights and Mid-Season Review

Kurt Haggerty says that the Bradford Bulls season has been positive, saying five wins from 13 games is a decent start, though there is still room to improve. The overall message from the Bulls boss is that the team must keep learning from close matches and narrow defeats to St Helens, Leeds, and Warrington, trusting their systems, and continue to turn those small advantages into wins.

48: Carl Forster Ready For York Knights Battle

Bradford Bulls assistant coach Carl Forster says the players are preparing for a high-energy Friday night fixture against the York Knights at Odsal Stadium tomorrow evening. He emphasises the importance of respecting the significance of the fixture for both sets of fans while remaining focused on preparation, belief, and execution in this crucial game. Forster also highlights the value of having experienced players back; stating that their presence is not just about increasing numbers, but about leadership, organisation, and game management. He also discusses the development of younger homegrown players, who have stepped up to demonstrate enthusiasm, growth, and resilience despite unprecedented injury adversity.

47: Jayden Nikorima Building Back To His Best For The Bradford Bulls

Jayden Nikorima said he is still building match fitness after the lengthy injury that has seen him only make four appearances so far in 2026. The good news for the Bradford Bulls supporters is that Jayden feels he is improving his match fitness with each game. He will use the next two weeks to rest up, recover, and play consistently through the second half of the Super League season.