I'm not sure what he means by "not again" - there has never been any sort of inquiry into these matters, but...


Unless an agreement including the above is reached beforehand, this hearing will be very interesting.

The players look mentally shot, which given the background over the last 2 years is understandable. Cummins has been through exactly the same experience and I do wonder if he's just got nothing left to give.

I'd be curious to know [url=http://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/sport/10757182.Mind_guru_aims_to_help_Bradford_Bulls_on_and_off_the_pitch/the Club psychiatrist's[/url opinion on this

So far, Medders, Lowes and Naylor have expressed an interest. Kear ducked the question last night on Sky

Guess he's not getting his bonus this year.

Would love Henry Paul in some capacity. Best player I've seen in a Bradford shirt.

Medders, Lowes and Naylor? I mean are we/you all on a different planet?

What exactly are you looking for, some fruitless nostalgia trip? Either we get someone PROVEN to try like hell to save us this year, or we get someone for next year with PROVEN ability at championship level.

People who seriously suggest we should take a punt at A. Former player who has only coached kids, B. Failure at coaching RL and now in a different sport! or C. Some experience in the 3rd division, need to give their head a shake.

Rant fume gibber.

In fairness he did say that they had expressed an interest, rather than who he wanted.

However, if they are as bad as you say it probably explains why they are interested!

Medders, Lowes and Naylor.

Great ex players but proven coaches?

Naylor's done ok with Oldham but needs to get more experience. Lowes needs a top job with a lower league club and Medders too so they can prove they can be head coaches.

I suspect they'd be cheap and that may be the attrractive but wrong thing Green is thinking of.

Great ex players is all it takes surely. Lets get Gary Schofield, Sean Long or Ellery Hanley in.

I think I'm morphing into Asim. Where did he go.

Just one comment on a new coach, I don't for a minute expect a lot of money to be spent on one but I chuckle at those who say "Who would take the job". Are you serious?
1. A job's a job. The money in your pay packet is pounds sterling wherever you work
2. "Head Coach of Bradford Bulls" would improve anybody's CV by an immense amount
3. It is a "no lose" job as things can't get any worse, you can't be blamed for relegation, and it isn't physically possible for the team to play any worse short of taping their feet together. And I'm not sure about that last one.