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Mick Potter returns to oversee Bulls in unpaid role

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Potter returns to oversee Bulls
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Mick Potter agrees to rejoin Bradford Bulls in a unpaid role after he was made redundant by an administrator.

Previously-sacked coach Mick Potter has rejoined crisis-club Bradford Bulls in an unpaid role to oversee this weekend's Super League match against London Broncos.

Potter was one of 16 employees to be made redundant by administrator Brendan Guilfoyle.

"It's a great gesture from Mick and his team," said Bulls chief executive Gary Tasker.

Potter described Guilfoyle's redundancy request as "embarrassing".

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