Wants McNamara to stay ?

What and absolute Joke he is. He has turned the Bulls into a laughing stock. 4 years ago we were world champions.

No, I want him out ASAP.

Now you put it like that, I realise we should get a new head coach. Then we would be world champions again.

I do

Nobody is saying we would AF I guess the poster is commenting on the fact that we were and the free fall we've suffered is down to the coach.

If you support him and want him to stay for next year lets see a case put where the rest of us realise that the pain we are going for is worth it. I've heard the points about the youth e.t.c but I'll keep saying this....with the current squad should we be in the position we are in now?

Come on Mr Foster even you should now admit things aren't getting better if anything it's getting worse.

It's like watching Man.Utd fighting relegation. We were once the most feared team in rugby league, pure power, now people can't wait for the Bradford fixture to come along.

It doesn't look good. But where's the alternative?

Anybody will do barring McNamara, Richards and St.Hilaire.

How helpful.

i guess my issue is if he can't get the best out of seasoned professionals how on earth is he going to develop the youth that is our future?

I guess this thread is about who wants him to stay, we already have one for who should replace him.

Isn't that the boards job.

We cant sack Macca because of all the good work he's done behind the scenes and we cant sack him because we will never sign anymore good juniors and our players will never re-sign for us if Macca is fired.

I think a major problem is that many people consider 'Who should we get in?' and 'Should SM go?' to be unrelated questions. But unless X will do a better job than SM, why get rid of SM? So you need an X and you need to have good reason to think he'll do a better job than SM.

I think some of you don't appreciate what a big move replacing the head coach would be at this point in the club's lifetime. Got to get it right, so that means giving due consideration to both sides of the equation.