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Quote paulwalker71="paulwalker71"The girl group were missing a member for some reason This is them missdtheband.com/ I actually thought they were OK. Not my sort of stuff at all, but for the younger fans probably quite a good group'" That may be out of date. They're still using MySpace

Surprised that anyone enjoyed that band. It might not be to my taste, but I like to think I can still appreciate if someone's good at what they're doing or not.



Those three didn't seem to be in tune and certainly struggled to sing together on quite a few occasions. A lot of people around me were actually cringing at times, and not just because it was too loud (which no doubt didn't help them).



Yes, they need to get different entertainment for different tastes, I agree. But if they're going to get someone to aim for that taste, I'd rather they at least got someone who seemed remotely talented. The three girls on the stage seemed to me like decent dancers singing karaoke.

Bring back that rather large chap that sung 'If I Were A Rich Man' last season.

Bring back that rather large chap that sung 'If I Were A Rich Man' last season.

Well you can diss Bullman's parade all you want cos I've gotta sauce that says Bullman is homesick for the green green grass of home and if you don't believe it you're gunna have egg on your face, innit.

My mate has got a band, he is only 17. he played at cue gardens 2 weeks ago and played at leeds university last week, he is not very well known as he has just come out of schoo, how do you get in touch with bulls to let them know about this band?

Email Stuart Duffy.



I personally think Bullman's Parade is excellent, although I admit I never watch it.

Have you got a direct email address for stuart?

PM sent

Me neither.

The parade is fine, it's still appealing to the kids I think even if the days of the whole main stand rising at the very sight of Bullman ended years back.



I wish they would ditch the second rate pub acts though. It would be nice to hold a conversation before the game and soak in the Odsal ambience as it draws nearer to kick off. Especially now that we have the big time feel back. It's little surprise that we are not the most vociferous of support at home after 15 years of the American style 'clap in rhythm to this Queen song' programming still very much in vogue at Odsal despite the Deakin revolution being so long ago that some of our top prospects were in Primary school at that time.



At the very least, could we just turn the speakers down a little?

I actually don't mind the entertainment that much, yes sometimes it's not to my liking but guess what, most of the charts isn't nowadays. I didn't think the band did that bad of a job at the weekend, yes it's a bit loud and it's difficult to hold a conversation with the guy next to you on the popular side but again it doesn't bother me to the point where it affects my enjoyment.



The parade is ok and the fact that balls are now chucked in for the kids adds a highlight for them and I'm sure we'll be seeing a rush down by the younger generation to the front in future matches.