Lord help us if Cullen is the fans choice!

And do we really need a character like Millward at the club?

Tony Smith, Ian Millaward, John Lang, Graeme Murray, John Monie, Stuart Raper, Ellery Hanley. There are tons of good coaches that are available and tons that would make themselves available if the Bulls job was to become free.

We need somebody who is deemed a great, a legend of the club. Somebody who will command respect, somebody who has won everything available.

Brian Noble

I hope you're not asking for Sir Jimmy?

paul cullen? dont you think we've suffered enough over the last few seasons?

was told by someone who has has connections to a SL club that cullen could well be wigan bound

Robbie Paul?

graham Murry would be my choice.

I think when he was @ the urinals he turned a gang of average Joe`s into a team of world beaters, & set a platform for the team they have now.

Noble back but unfortunately we play Wigan next up so if we win McNamaras job is safe and if we lose Nobles job is safe!

But you did employ Dean Lance afterwards, and he makes McNamara look world class

Its time to turn to someone different, someone with vast experiance and not from within the club eg, John Lang, John Kear, Graham Murray.

much the same way that tony smith and bluey make mcbanana look like the pub team coach that he obviously is

But the conundrum is that it is pretty well documented on here that we have a crap team, particularly in the backs.

I think I may be missing some very important point here, but if the team is crap, how on earth would changing the coach suddenly turn them into world beaters?

You could put Alex ferguson in charge of Farsley Celtic but 999 times out of 1000 they'd still lose against Real Madrid.

Bradford don't have the money to pay the same money as the likes of Warrington (regardless of salary cap).

I'd be much more worried if we had the squad that Wire have and we were where they are. We haven't, we have a mediocre team that can expect a mid table finish and possibly top 6 if we over achieve.

That, I'm afraid is Bradford (Northern or Bulls) and has been pretty much the same for the majority of the past 43 years I've been watching them.

Expectations have risen in recent years with the success that has been seen. That era seems to have drawn to a close and with the resources available and the spending power to hand, major success is going to be in short supply in the near to mid term future.

People will have to lower their expectations, I have. Recent trophies have been great and they can't be taken away, but it looks to me like it's back to the future.

C'est la vie!