Bradford : Sun Mar 15, 2009 6:39 pm  

Maybe I'm being paranoid, but is there a possibility that BM would go for the Bulls job should McNamara depart?

He's held in high regard there, spent a lot of time at the club and would possibly relish the chance to turn them into the exciting team that we're becoming and bring back their glory days.

Should we worry?

: Sun Mar 15, 2009 6:43 pm  

I thought this earlier but I don't think he would leave Quins now, he has built his own squad here and will be aiming for the play-offs and a final spot whereas if he joined Bradford he would have to stick with the team McBanana has left behind and he would be right back at square one.

IMO B Mac should stay in London for at least two more years.

Re: Bradford : Sun Mar 15, 2009 7:03 pm  

Stooper wrote:

Maybe I'm being paranoid, but is there a possibility that BM would go for the Bulls job should McNamara depart?

He's held in high regard there, spent a lot of time at the club and would possibly relish the chance to turn them into the exciting team that we're becoming and bring back their glory days.

Should we worry?

The Bulls fans are half talking about it on their forum. I cant see it, they're not in a strong financial position, they have an older squad and a few BM rejects in there too. Ok he's a former Bradford player, but Im not worried.

Re: Bradford : Sun Mar 15, 2009 9:26 pm  

Tre Cool wrote:

The Bulls fans are half talking about it on their forum. I cant see it, they're not in a strong financial position, they have an older squad and a few BM rejects in there too. Ok he's a former Bradford player, but Im not worried.

They'd pay him more and he'd be back home near his family. Also he couldnt do much worse than Macbanana. The only way is up

Re: Bradford : Sun Mar 15, 2009 9:37 pm  

Tre Cool wrote:

The Bulls fans are half talking about it on their forum. I cant see it, they're not in a strong financial position, they have an older squad and a few BM rejects in there too. Ok he's a former Bradford player, but Im not worried.

I'm worried. Will there be a job to have down here in two years? Bradford are suffering financially because they're losing, they might think it's time to dig deep for the right man. Brian and Agar are the only young English coaches left (and Agar's a novice), and he must get a chance to win a title at a "big" club soon, if there's any justice. I'd love it to be with us, but...

Hopefully they might think it's John Kear's turn.

: Sun Mar 15, 2009 9:45 pm  

He'd only go if they gave him full control, a decent budget, a burgeoning youth programme, a developing amatuer scene etc.

Why on earth would he go there, when he can build an empire here that could be untouchable in 3 years. If we have the vision we can be the biggest club in RL, Bradford is a backwater.

: Sun Mar 15, 2009 10:39 pm  

I think he will stay and finish the job he has started. Bradford are in a bad way and I hope he will continue to see Quins as his home.

: Mon Mar 16, 2009 12:07 am  

I believe big mac will stay and see the project through

: Mon Mar 16, 2009 9:19 am  

He could well do, but it would be the wrong decision. Crisis club.

: Mon Mar 16, 2009 10:28 am  

There's even a rumour floating around that Ian Millward's going to be their new coach If true that'll make Odsall the biggest ground in NL3 in a few years' time