Bramley V kippax is off please spread the word

As per the Buffalo Bulletin BUFFALOES CALL OFF KNIGHTS CLASH Bramley Buffaloes Rugby League Club regretfully announce the postponement of Friday (6th May) evening’s home match at Stanningley’s Arthur Miller Stadium against Kippax Knights. The match, which was scheduled to be the Buffaloes’ first in this season’s Co-operative Conference National after the cancellation of last weekend’s clash at Featherstone Lions, has been called off due to the lack of players available to coach Chris Gardner. “We have to accept that we have serious problems,” explained club chair Martyn Cheney “and we will urgently address the situation over the coming days. “We will clearly have to look at the player availability issue early next week before deciding on our continuing involvement at this level. We will then decide our best course of action. “It’s been a fascinating and rewarding yet demanding and challenging eleven years for the many committed volunteers and supporters involved in resurrecting the club but maybe now is the time to take stock and decide on the future course of the Bramley Rugby League identity. “We apologise to all of our loyal supporters and everyone involved with Kippax Knights and will keep all parties informed of developments through the media and our own club communication channels,” added Martyn. For more details visit http://www.bramleybuffs.com or follow the club’s latest developments on Facebook and Twitter.

As per the Buffalo Bulletin BUFFALOES CALL OFF KNIGHTS CLASH Bramley Buffaloes Rugby League Club regretfully announce the postponement of Friday (6th May) evening’s home match at Stanningley’s Arthur Miller Stadium against Kippax Knights. The match, which was scheduled to be the Buffaloes’ first in this season’s Co-operative Conference National after the cancellation of last weekend’s clash at Featherstone Lions, has been called off due to the lack of players available to coach Chris Gardner. “We have to accept that we have serious problems,” explained club chair Martyn Cheney “and we will urgently address the situation over the coming days. “We will clearly have to look at the player availability issue early next week before deciding on our continuing involvement at this level. We will then decide our best course of action. “It’s been a fascinating and rewarding yet demanding and challenging eleven years for the many committed volunteers and supporters involved in resurrecting the club but maybe now is the time to take stock and decide on the future course of the Bramley Rugby League identity. “We apologise to all of our loyal supporters and everyone involved with Kippax Knights and will keep all parties informed of developments through the media and our own club communication channels,” added Martyn. For more details visit http://www.bramleybuffs.com or follow the club’s latest developments on Facebook and Twitter.

As per this evenings Bramley Bulletin

Buffaloes Ready To Charge.

'Troubled Bramley are finally ready to get underway against Huddersfield Underbank in the Conference National League this weekend, and caretaker coach Chris Gardner insists his side are ready to go.

The Buffaloes have struggled with injuries and player recruitment over the close season following the departure of former coach Mark Butterill and the brief tenure of the experienced Peter Roe at the helm and have been forced to postpone their two opening matches but Gardner, who played professionally with Bradford Northern, Keighley and the original Bramley, is looking forward to Sunday’s challenge:

"It’s been tough over the past few months but we’ve come through the other side and now we’re all revved up for Sunday for what promises to be a thriller at home to Huddersfield Underbank who did so well last season to reach the Grand Final.

"We were forced to postpone our opening games at Featherstone and home to Kippax due to player availability and we’re thankful to both clubs for their understanding. It’s a situation we’ve been the victim of many many times at this level over the past eight years so it’s only fair in that respect.

"We are hoping for a big crowd on Sunday at Stanningley for the season opener. Anyone who’s pulled on the Bramley shirt is only too well aware of how much of an impact our vocal fans can have on the action," added Chris. '

Lets 'ave it!

Current fixtures http://www.rugbyleagueconference.co.uk/fixtures

Current fixtures http://www.rugbyleagueconference.co.uk/fixtures