Nathan Atkinson
Senior Sports Reporter at Telegraph and Argus
Sports Journalist for @Bradford_TandA
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2 days ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Nathan Atkinson
The Bradford race ace picked up his first TT success at the world’s most famous road race since 2019 on Tuesday. His Honda Fireblade was a class apart in in the Superstock race, as he obliterated the field with an astonishing performance. He came home 11 seconds ahead of second-placed Davey Todd, while he finished more than half-a-minute clear of one of the other pre-race favourites, Michael Dunlop.
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2 days ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Nathan Atkinson
The half back went into last Sunday’s game at Doncaster on 997 points for his career, just under half of those coming in his three spells with Bulls, two permanent and one on loan. With Jordan Lilley on kicking duty, it looked as if the 29-year-old would have to wait to hit four figures, unless he could score a try. But Keyes’ half back partner was forced off with injury early in the second half, meaning James Meadows, playing at full back, took over.
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2 days ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Nathan Atkinson
The Daily Record has reported that big defender Joe Wright is set to leave Kilmarnock and join the Bantams in League One, so the T&A felt it was only right to take a deep dive into the situation. The summer can be a bit of fallow period, with transfer rumours often fanciful and wildly inaccurate, but this one appears it may have some legs.
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2 days ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Nathan Atkinson
The 31-year-old arrives from Ossett United, where he made 38 appearances last season. His no-nonsense style and consistent performances were a key part of Ossett’s impressive turnaround in the second half of the campaign, something that caught the eye of Avenue’s management team. Qualter was particularly inspired in the final month of the season, where Ossett conceded just one goal in their last five games.
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2 days ago |
thetelegraphandargus.co.uk | Nathan Atkinson
But she held her nerve in Skegness to claim the first F1 final win of her career, a moment she will treasure, given she knows racing will never quite be the same again for her. The 29-year-old told the Keighley News: “I’ve had a very long career, I’ve been racing for about 15 years, so when I fell pregnant, I expected that my best years were behind me. “So, to then go out and race for the first time after having Harry and win a championship, it still feels very surreal.
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A pleasure to catch up with podcaster to the stars @ronanjmichael after a brilliant #Bulls win at Batley, as the front row keep shining for Bradford, despite him being the only constant! #rugbyleague https://t.co/ksacelXlcs
A happy Hooley is a very good Hooley, with the supportive #Bulls fans rewarded with a positive performance from the full back yesterday 💫 #rugbyleague https://t.co/2Njh3xwcrQ
And here's your #Bulls report for the @Bradford_TandA #rugbyleague https://t.co/TG0ANmgcXY