: Wed Mar 11, 2009 10:55 am  

tigertot wrote:

The great thing to come out of the Bulls mini-crisis is the return of Adey, FA & AP to the site. One more loss & we could see Green Vigo & Eddie Szymala back giving us their wisdom.

. . . . . . . every cloud has a silver lining

: Wed Mar 11, 2009 1:45 pm  

tigertot wrote:

The great thing to come out of the Bulls mini-crisis is the return of Adey, FA & AP to the site. One more loss & we could see Green Vigo & Eddie Szymala back giving us their wisdom.

to be fair I would talk more if you let me out of the cellar and removed this billiard ball

: Wed Mar 11, 2009 4:14 pm  

Eddie Szymala wrote:

to be fair I would talk more if you let me out of the cellar and removed this billiard ball

It would need to be a football to shut you up.

: Wed Mar 11, 2009 7:38 pm  

tigertot wrote:

The great thing to come out of the Bulls mini-crisis is the return of Adey, FA & AP to the site. One more loss & we could see Green Vigo & Eddie Szymala back giving us their wisdom.

Sorry to disappoint you, but I returned from self-imposed exile following a very positive development on the moderating team front. At that time, we were merely in the middle of a Little Local Difficulty.

It is only since my return that events have developed not necessarily to our advantage - make of that what you will...

: Thu Mar 12, 2009 6:21 am  

ex Bull Dog wrote:

The answer is not Paul Cullen

I disagree.

If the question is...........

After Gary Schofield, who is the biggest gobsh!te in Rugby League?

: Thu Mar 12, 2009 7:53 am  

Adeybull wrote:

Sorry to disappoint you, but I returned from self-imposed exile following a very positive development on the moderating team front. At that time, we were merely in the middle of a Little Local Difficulty.

It is only since my return that events have developed not necessarily to our advantage - make of that what you will...

I know who you mean & what you mean. Not that I agree with you.

Do Bradford need to lose a few more games........ : Fri Mar 13, 2009 9:07 pm  

Do Bradford need to lose a few more games before action is taken ?

If we win Sunday, SM gets a breather, if we win a couple of the coming games, SM job is safer.

Where will that get us in the long run ? A few wins, maybe a place in the play offs ?

Is that what Bradford wants ?

No offence against Mcnamara on a personal level, but I don't think he is capable of taking a team towards any silverware.

I've always supported the British coaches, but in all honesty, we ain't really producing many of them are we. OK Nobby was an exception, but take him out of the equation, who are the other coaches to win silverware ?

As much as it pains me to say this, but I think we need to lose a few more games, for those at the top to actually do something.

Or do we hang on to what we got (No Manilow pun intended) and accept that our days of reigning are over for now ?

: Fri Mar 13, 2009 9:20 pm  

No club should sack a coach only 3 games into the season.

If we win on sunday of course he gets a breather and his job becomes safer the more he wins.

Question i have is when does the club take action if we do keep losing. The club can be too loyal.

With any luck we'll win more and don't have to worry about the coach.

: Fri Mar 13, 2009 9:54 pm  

Based on the result at Leeds tonight, Bradford really are worse than I thought.

Wigan were outclassed by a patched up Leeds side. The same Wigan that hammered Bradford last week.

Dark days ahead at Odsal.

: Fri Mar 13, 2009 9:57 pm  

Longun wrote:

Based on the result at Leeds tonight, Bradford really are worse than I thought.

Wigan were outclassed by a patched up Leeds side. The same Wigan that hammered Bradford last week.

Dark days ahead at Odsal.

'your only as good as your last game', never has a truer word been said after tonights match