i would like to make a bulls cd for the journey from nottingham to bradford to get in the mood for the games. so if you could help and give me the names of some of the songs played it would be much appreciated. thanks for your time

Wooly Bully
Sex is on fire
Can't touch this

Are 3 I can think of from the top of my head

The sound of silence - Simon and Garfunkel

Enter Sandman - Metallica

There's two Iron Maiden songs in the players jingles this year "Can I play with madness" and "Run to the hills".



I brought a mate who I used to be in a metal band with to the game on Fri and he was loving it!

Rednex-Cotton Eye Joe
Sam The Sham and Pharaohs-Wolly Bully
MC Hammer-U Can't Touch This
Metallica-Enter Sandman
Starship-Nothings Gonna Stop Us Now (not sure if they still play that)
The Beatles-Twist and Shout
Queen-We Will Rock You
Tony Christie-Amarillo (some sort of remixed version not sure who it's by)
Tina Turner-Simply The Best

They the ones I can remember.

Def Leppard - Animal

Blondie for Langers wasn't it?

Ah, oh your hair is beautiful
Ah, tonight
Atomic

You could always phone HMV in Bradford as they are the official music supplier to the Bradford Bulls, although you may be aware of this as they now take the opportunity to run down the list of sponsors with alarming regularity this season.

I'm half expecting them to announce every conversion with "Matt Orford sponsored by Selco Builders Warehouse, not sponsored by JCT600 the main sponsor for the Bradford Bulls, nor is he sponsored by HMV, the official music supplier to the Bradford Bulls"

You forgot to mention today's match ball sponsor Sovereign Healthcare.

I know what you mean! I always thought it was a bit tiresome when announcers at away grounds went through the full list when giving out the team, but ultimately it's all cash in the bank for the clubs so really I suppose the more the advertisers perceive they are getting value for money the more likely they are to repeat the sponsorship, which is a win win situation for the clubs.

I think that if I had to listen to a CD of songs played at rugby (or any sport for that matter) matches, without the atmosphere that goes with a match, I would end up cutting my throat. Probably before the end of Cotton Eye Joe.