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Super League. RFL Championship. Once again Bradford moved to North Park Road in Manningham in the summer of and then to a ground in Girlington in where they stayed for the next two years.

Bradford then moved to a field near the Stansfield Arms in Apperley Bridge where they stayed until the move to Park Avenue.

Under the captaincy of H. Garnett, Bradford went through the whole —5 season, not only undefeated, but without having even a single point scored against them.

Bradford played their first rugby match there on 25th September against Bradford Rangers. Bradford achieved their first major success by winning the Yorkshire Cup in After the —91 season, Bradford along with other Yorkshire Senior clubs Batley, Brighouse, Dewsbury, Halifax, Huddersfield, Hull, Hunslet, Leeds, Liversedge, Manningham and Wakefield decided that they wanted their own county league starting in along the lines of a similar competition that had been played in Lancashire.

The clubs wanted full control of the league but the Yorkshire Rugby Football Union would not sanction the competition as it meant giving up control of rugby football to the senior clubs.

In , along with cross-town neighbours Manningham F. These 22 clubs formed the Northern Rugby Union.

Bradford were reluctant to join but had large debts and faced the loss of lucrative fixtures against local rivals. Bradford experimented with an association football section in but this struggled to compete with the popularity of rugby and the section was closed down in The first game of association football played at Park Avenue had been an exhibition match between Blackburn Rovers and a Blackburn District XI in Bradford were initially successful in the new world of professional rugby and reached the Challenge Cup Final, before losing 7—0 to Batley at Leeds.

Bradford also won the Yorkshire Senior Competition in and again in — In —04, Bradford finished level on points with Salford at the top of the league and then won the resulting play-off, 5—0.

Neighbouring club Manningham ran into financial difficulties and, despite a summer archery contest that generated enough money to ensure their survival, its members were persuaded to change to association football.

The club was invited to join the Football League in , in an attempt to introduce soccer to the rugby-dominated region, and the newly renamed Bradford City AFC was voted into full membership of the Second Division without playing a game of soccer, having a team or being able to guarantee a ground.

Bradford won the first division championship in In —06, Bradford's rugby team beat Salford 5—0 to win the Challenge Cup and were runners-up in the Championship.

That same year, the Northern Union made changes to the game's laws reducing teams from 15 to a-side later and the play-the-ball was introduced after a tackle.

Gates were several thousand lower than those of the newly formed Bradford City FC. In desperation, the Bradford applied for readmission to the Rugby Football Union which was granted in March provided that all professional players were excluded from the club.

A meeting was called of the club members on 15 April to decide the club's future. An initial vote appeared to favour continuing in the Northern Union by a majority of one with association football in third, the second vote had a majority in favour of the RFU's offer following a recount but the Chairman, A.

Briggs, used his influence to swing the committee behind association football. Northern Union supporters formed a new club to take the available place in the Northern Union under the name of Bradford Rugby F.

As a goodwill gesture, Bradford Park Avenue passed all their old playing kit, balls and posts to the new club. The majority of players from to went on to play for the new club, helped in no small part by the Northern Union placing an embargo on other clubs signing players from the old Bradford club.

The club extended their name to Bradford Northern R. Bradford Northern's first home was Greenfield Athletic Ground.

Northern lost to Huddersfield in the first match on 7th September watched by 7, spectators. At times the club had to hire Valley Parade as the capacity at Birch Lane was not sufficient enough for large matches.

Bradford council offered Bradford a site for a new stadium between Rooley Lane and Mayo Avenue in However the RFL said the site was too small and the club kept on lookingOn 20 June , Bradford Northern signed a ten-year lease with Bradford council for a former quarry being used as a waste dump at Odsal Top.

It was turned into the biggest stadium outside Wembley. The Bradford Northern team played its first match there on 1 September In the championship Bradford found it difficult to win either before the war or after despite being runners up in and —8.

The Challenge Cup final was notable as it was the first rugby league match to be attended by the reigning monarch, King George VI, who presented the trophy.

Frank Whitcombe becomes the first player to win the Lance Todd trophy on the losing side. It was also the first televised rugby league match as it was broadcast to the Midlands.

However Bradford lost 8—3 to Wigan. The Challenge Cup final was sold out for first time as 95, spectators saw Bradford beat Halifax. In —52, Bradford were runners-up in the league but beat New Zealand at Odsal in the first floodlit football match of any code in the North of England.

In , a crowd of 69, watched Bradford play Huddersfield in the Challenge Cup third round. This was Northern's highest ever attendance.

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