He's dropping hints about wanting out. He's under the impression that if he picks up a serious injury again the club won't stick with him.

I agree, it's no good moving him two or 3 times per game, or even every other week, as soonas he starts to settle down he's up and moved about again. It's not doing him any good in my opinion.

was in todays daily star - so thats probably an indication of how reliable it is

I'd agree with this. From what I've seen of Burgess so far he has something of the Gareth Hock 'flat track bully' about him (no drug references intended) - looks like a world beater against mediocre opposition (including a poor Kiwi touring side), but seems to go missing in the bigger games.

I've no doubt he will be able to develop into a more consistent player but at the moment he should not be considered the finished article by any means. Playing in a better and more confident side would of course help him. I also agree that McNamara should stop moving him about - I suspect second row is his best position, but as Bradford are well-stocked in this department I can understand why he's not getting regular game time there.

Maybe he will end up at Real Madrid for £50m

A quality coach would recognise Sam's best assets, position and get the best from him. Unfortunatley Macca is a long way from being able to do any of this.