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Sykes completes Bulls switch
04 January 2007
The 26-year-old, who made his Great Britain debut this summer, will link up with the Bulls next season on a two-year deal, returning to Odsal almost seven years after making the last of 19 appearances.
"A lot has changed at Bradford since the first time around and I think there's only Paul Deacon and Jamie Langley still there," he told the Bradford Telegraph and Argus. "But I'm ready for a fresh challenge and I'm hoping to move back north to win some silverware. Bulls are always challenging and I'm glad I'm going to be a part of that."
He added: "Also, my girlfriend has just given birth to our first child and we want to be closer to our family."
The Bulls have paid an undisclosed fee for the Dewsbury-born player, who will be a replacement for Australia-bound Ben Harris.
Bradford coach Steve McNamara said: "I'm absolutely delighted to have secured an outstanding English centre.
"There's a dearth of English centres in the competition but Paul is on the fringes of the Great Britain squad."
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