BULLS PITCH IN FOR POPULAR FAN

The Bradford Bulls players and coaching staff have pitched in to help pay for the transport of one of our supporters, who fell ill during Sunday's match against London Broncos.

Harry Foster - who will be presented with a first team signed shirt - is often found banging the drum to the popular songs home and away, had a seizure midway through the first half at the Cherry Red Records Stadium and swiftly received medical treatment from both sides as well as the Ambulance service.

Harry was discharged from St. George's Hospital later on Sunday having spent most of the evening there with mum Alison and fellow supporter Clare. 

The 21-year-old is now recovering at home, with two weeks bed rest with further scans having been referred to a seizure clinic. 

From everyone at the Bradford Bulls, we would again like to thank all those who attended the emergency and dealt with Harry in a swift, professional manner. You are a credit to your profession.

And to Harry, we are glad to see you are on the mend and we cannot wait to hear you back on the drum, cheering the lads on home and away. It really does make a difference.