WARRINGTON Wolves are showing their support to crisis club Bradford Bulls ahead of Sunday’s Stobart Super League clash.
The Wolves will show their support to the Yorkshire club during their difficult times by donating the money generated from the away ticket sales to the Bradford Bulls Supporter Trust Hardship Fund with the standard 10% commission going to the Bradford club as normal.
The Hardship Fund has been set up by BullBuilder to support the volunteers helping to keep the Bradford Bulls playing Rugby League, and all at the Wolves hope that this donation will go some way to helping the club at this time.
Wolves’ chief executive Andy Gatcliffe (pictured) said: “All clubs within Rugby League work collectively to not only help promote the game but to support each other through the good and bad. This is a gesture of support from everyone at the Wolves and builds on the support already shown by the many other clubs and supporters over the last few months.
“Here at Warrington we have a well-established Supporters Trust that we work closely with. We understand the importance of the work they do in strengthening the club and commend the work being put in by BullBuilder.”
The two sides have met twice already this year with the Wolves winning both fixtures, 23-10 at Odsal in March and 32-16 in the fifth round of the Cup competition.
Bulls fans need to buy their tickets for Sunday’s game in advance from the Bradford ticket office to activate this support for the Hardship Fund.
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