Two welcome, and of late not really unexpected, points.



Its always hard work afterwards, though. When the Fekkwittery from Substandard pile on here to lecture us about how we cheated or otherwise did not win fairly.



Oh, and Chris: we ought to charge your proprietor for these comments. Same as he has tried to charge us, except we don't bother to go there now so folk don't read what you have to say any more. If you are still there?

It's always nice, but in the grand scheme of things not that much. A win is a win and a loss is a loss, I'm either delighted or gutted either way.

I would be lying if I said I didn't take a greater satisfaction from beating Leeds instead of say Salford or whoever. Some of my favourite victories have been against Leeds. CC in 2003 at Millennium Stadium and the 2007 victory at Headingly which was also the final game for Sir Lesley. Probably one of the sweetest victories during McNamara's coaching tenure.

Bradford beating Leeds gives me a feeling of great pleasure and pride, not to mention the adrenaline rush that comes with the victory at full time, and in my opinion that feeling of having beaten Leeds is better then sex.

I'm not sure you're doing it right, Mick. Have you tried it with another person?

I really don't treat the Leeds game any differently to any other game, it's great to win, it's not the end of the world if we lose... sorry, I must have been to too many of these 'derby' games

Beating Leeds is like finding a fiver in the street. It lifts the gloom but not for long.



Losing to Leeds though is like coming home from work and finding a note on the kitchen table telling you that your wife has left you for your probation officer!

Yeah,yeah but is that good or bad!!

Sadly, or thankfully, I can't say I have had experience of either situation!

beating Leeds is like making love to a beautiful woman. You have to savour every moment, exaggerate your performance and tell all of your friends about it!