A while back when Halifax RLFC were struggling defensively, Karl Harrison brought in Brian Noble for a few defence coaching sessions. According to Karl they were a great success, and Halifax's defensive play improved immensely. I think this for Bradford would be a positive step forward if it can be achieved.

Scott Naylor would be a great call.

Could somebody's double prediction be right?

anyway back to your new coach.

Lowes experience at the Wire wasn't that great, mostly it involved lots of prickly and uncomfortable interviews, where he came across incredibly defensive, aloof and to be honest quite unprofessional.

hoping he had changed during his years at Leeds and Leeds RU his first interview contains the phrase "I've been coaching for 10 years now and have a head full of rubbish that I'll try and implement some of." it just makes me wonder...

I would have thought Morrison or John Kear would have been the better choice.

As long as he starts off with a loss at the weekend he can start winning the week after...

Yep, Jimmy's eloquence knows no bounds...

One of the main subjects in Rugby is news around the Bradford Bull and it is of interest to all rugby fans, so reading this forum if you support a different club or having an opinion should not be an issue. To generalise "all" or "most" Wakefield fans based on wind up merchants that revel in other teams misery is wrong too. For fellow Wakefield fans we should only post if the comment is a valid opinion or is constructive. How many times either club finished in the top 8 is yesterdays news todays fish and chip paper.

As a grow man I am finding having to read 20 post of bickering while trying to find out what the fans think about their new coach. Keep the subject relivant as if you are over 20 years old and arguing "my dad is bigger than your dad" it just make you look childish