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Bulls 12 Hull FC 10 (Half-time score)
3:41pm Sunday 17th August 2008
BULLS: Halley; Evans, Sykes, Nero, Tadulala; Jeffries, Deacon; Vagana, Newton, Lynch, Coook, Finnigan, Langley. Subs: Godwin, Kopczak, Solomona, Johnson.
HULL FC: Tony; Sing, Yeaman, Hall, Briscoe; Washbrook, Berrigan; Cusack, Houghton, Dowes, Manu, G Horne, Radford. Subs: Wheeldon, Thackray, Lee Burnett.
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- McNamara unhappy with new structure
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- 'We will deliver Odsal dream' pledge
- Blue is the colour
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