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The following is a list of rugby league players who have appeared for Bradford Bulls.
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The following is a list of rugby league players who have appeared for Bradford Bulls.
Paul Anderson Ryan Atkins Michael Banks 
Marcus Bai Chris Birchall 
Graeme Bradley 
Chris Bridge Justin Brooker David Boyle Sam Burgess Matt Calland Gary Christie Richard Colley Paul Cook Matt Cook Brandon Costin Kevin Crouthers Paul Deacon Jason Donahue Jeremy Donougher Bernard Dwyer Shaun Edwards Abi Ekoku Karl Fairbank Brett Ferres Stuart Fielden Mike Forshaw Daniel Gartner Stanley Gene 
Lee Gilmour Nathan Graham Jon Hamer Gareth Handford Neil Harmon 
Shontayne Hape Ben Harris 
Carlos Hassan Richard Hawkyard Ian Henderson Tommy Hodgkinson Andy Hodgson Harvey Howard 
Phil Howlett Matt James Ben Jeffries Paul Johnson Warren Jowitt Simon Knox Toa Kohe-Love Davide Longo Paul Loughlin James Lowes Brad Mackay Graham Mackay Nathan McAvoy Brian McDermott Craig McDowell Chris McKenna Steve McNamara Paul Medley Brad Meyers Richard Moore Glen Morrison Adrian Morley Scott Naylor Terry Newton Sonny Nickle Rob Parker Henry Paul Robbie Paul Danny Peacock Jamie Peacock Karl Pratt Leon Pryce Karl Pryce Lee Radford Stuart Reardon Tahi Reihana Shane Rigon Jon Scales Roger Simpson Aaron Smith Andy Smith Hudson Smith David Solomona Stuart Spruce Gareth Stanley Marcus St Hilaire Logan Swann Semi Tadulala Glen Tomlinson Tame Tupou Lesley Vainikolo Tevita Vaikona Joe Vagana Alex Wilkinson Michael Withers Jeff Wittenberg 
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Head coach
Brian Noble Kit man
Fred RobinsonFor players earning International Caps while at Bradford, see Bradford Bulls internationals.
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