Rugby: Compromise reached in Bulls row

The Rugby League say a compromise has been reached over the club-versus-country dispute involving Super League leaders Bradford Bulls.

Thu, 13 Sep, 2001 - 07:36

The Rugby League say a compromise has been reached over the club-versus-country dispute involving Super League leaders Bradford Bulls.

The Bulls appeared to be set for conflict with the game’s governing body when they announced they would be fielding a full-strength team against the touring Australians on October 28.

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