they didnt have to pay to pledge. In theory, they have a legally binding contract - so the Bulls could pursue them through the small claims court if they dont pay up. I doubt that they will bother doing though.

You enter into a legally binding agreement to buy a ticket at a later date (providing at least 10,000 people in total make the pledge, which they now have), however there is nothing stopping you from giving the details of, for example, your mate (as a joke), or someone you dont like (in an attempt at getting the bulls club to hunt them down, for the £60, for the ticket the person doesnt want), or just giving competely fabricated details (in an attempt to pi$$ off the club, and waste their time)... not a well thought out idea imo





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Ok cheers, I wasnt aware of the legally binding contract. But tbh, if you make the pledge and can get a season ticket for 60 notes, I cant see many not following it through

Really?



If people have put in multiple pledges while ony wanting one ticket or people putting in false pledges will not many. Nor will these people be pursued 'legally'. Some of the people I saw sign up in the Brighouse area seemed to be taking the p***.



It was an astonishing hike in numbers with around 3500 pledging in the last week. It almost defies belief. If it gets more people watching TGG then fair play to the Bulls.

*fixed that for you

So all 265 or so posts you've attempted to hide your IP? Yeh right.



You're more traceable than you seem to be aware of.

Ive signed Barry Mckenzie up multiple times

I suppose that if the people working in the Bulls office were aged 10 and quite naive, then they might have thought such a name was genuine, and counted it.

Hmmm.... leaving aside the interesting question of whether you actually believe that there really are so many co-morons, let's wind back a bit:









So, in which of these two posts were you talking utter bull? I think we should be told.

You should have signed 'Dally Messenger' up instead.



He's from Bradford

Do you sort of get the impression that some people professed pity for our plight when they did not really expect us to succeed, but are now pretty pretty hacked off because we actually did it?

I'd guess there is an actual figure the Bulls were happy to follow through on the £60 offer for.



In their plans, 7500 may be enough for them to juistify it, so aim for 10,000 to allow for multiple pledges, people whose changing circumstances may prevent them on following through and tools with too much time on their hands.



Either way, well done Bradford for a good inintiative. Hope it works as well as they hoped