Plans for the proposed 26,000 all-seater facility in the south of the city are in doubt following last week's government decision to hold a full planning inquiry into the project.

That inquiry will take place despite the club receiving approval from Bradford City Council for the redeveloped stadium last December.

The Bulls are playing their home games at Bradford City's Valley Parade football ground for the second consecutive season.

But Noble told the BBC's Super League Show that the new development at Odsal could still be revived.

"I don't think that the stadium is dead and buried," Noble said.

"I think there will be announcements in the next couple of weeks. There's no point in looking backwards as a club.

"What will be will be, but the players and coaches at the club remain fully focused on trying to retain our Super League title."

Bradford City AFC, the owners of Valley Parade, do not want the current ground-sharing arrangement to continue into next year.