I was also there on Sir Keith's debut. My abiding memory is of Sir Keith fearlessly diving forward full length in muddy conditions to immaculately take a bomb at the feet of onrushing Doncaster defenders. Priceless!

Joe was superb yesterday.



He was just two goals shy of the record on a day when the wind was gusting about and the easiest kick of the afternoon was gifted to a prop who was leaving. It leaves him No.2 behind Keith - if his career goes on to resemble Keith's [even only closely then we'll all be way beyond deliriously happy, I think.

I remember being a bit worried to hear we were fielding a sixteen year old at full back after Eddie Tees' sudden retirement. Good job it's only Donny, I thought.



Main thing I remember of his debut was the confidence and assurance in everything he did, demanding the ball when he scored his debut try, the laser accuracy of his kicking from all parts of the field.



Some player.

In terms of great Bradford players there is Mumby and then there are the others. I would be a babe in arms when Keith made his debut but heard a lot about it since. Shame it isn’t available on to watch on video.



Joe Keyes has a good debut too. Like Bulliac has said if Joe manages a quarter of what Keith did for us we’ll be very happy indeed.

Exactly my thoughts too. Tees had been such a good player that would be hard to replace. Little did we know what a great player and servant would be taking his place

Guess that's the thing about Life: you never know what's around the corner!

On a different note, has anyone noticed that the surname of Kris Welham's sponsor is an anagram of Roughyhead?



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Just me?

....and in a season when, more than once, we've appeared all at sea, Danny Addy is sponsored by a firm which does boating holidays....

Danny Addy is sponsored by a company that floats adrift on still, stagnant waters.

(which is at least not another dead person)

Actually when I first [iheard[/i his sponsor at a game, I thought it was Verboaten Boating Holidays, which seemed to me like a really odd pun on a German word meaning forbidden. Alas, it was just my hearing (or the Tannoy) that was f*cked.

Can someone advise why the ref didn't stop play when the Oldham player was down injured and we scored a try?