Chisholm would certainly have won Bradford a game or two, I think these guys who are now running the club should show some kind of intent, because I will guarantee after 4/5 heavy defeats they will lose many many supporters, FACT, it's ok saying they come from a rugby league background, but rugby league in England is far more passionate, IN MY EYES

Another nail in the coffin

I am really disappointed at all this talk of losing fans. We were all desperate for someone to come in and save OUR team.

Well they did, and while I was hoping we would have held on to more of the team Rohan had assembled I would much prefer the new management not to follow the mistakes of the last 3. I want a team to support and feel we all need to get behind the new management and trust they know what they are doing and will get a few good loans to bolster the team.

In the meantime I intend to buy a season ticket and try to be at as many home games as I can. Remember we are not been told to pay Superleague prices as Marc Green did.

They are asking a reasonable price given the resources available, and remember they will only have more money for players from us the supporters doing our bit, not because we are being told to, but because it is OUR team!

Lets get behind our team and be that 18th man that may make the difference. If we do go down I will be gutted but I will always support MY team. We nearly lost it so COME ON YOU BULLS and that means us supporters as well as the team and the management together we can spoil the RFL plan.

You would think that with the quality he is supposed to have even an SL Club would have taken him on board, would have thought Rohans Uncle Tony might have needed a backup re Sandow leaving!

COYB

Time to get over it and see what the next few weeks hold...
There was mass Hysteria when Rohan was gone only to get a world class proven coach as a replacement,

Who knows we might have a few nice surprises to look forward to.

me been ever the optimist!

That's what they signed Kevin Brown for. To replace Sandow.

Personally I expected Chisholm to end up at Widnes who look desperately short of quality halves especially with Mellor injured for the start of the season. Sheffield doesn't seem good enough for him, but I suppose he has to take what he can get at this late stage too. (And yes, I know we weren't good enough for him either!). I wish him good luck and I won't pretend I'm not disappointed we don't still have him, but we are where we are and no sense crying about it.

The only positive I can take from this is the hope that he seems to have so much resentment (rightly or wrongly we've only had his side of the story at the end of the day) that he might try too hard to stick one up us when we play them and end up having a mare haha. On a serious note glad I got to see what I feel is the best half we've had in years play in our shirt

Decent player no doubt, but wasn't structured enough for what the Bulls require this season. My opinion anyway

Agreed, not sure he would fit in with Toovey's approach to the game either. Shame because when he was good he was a fantastic player. But also went missing a few games. Good luck to him

Think they are just following on and expanding Jimmy's theory of not needing a scrum half. This year we are trying the 'don't need a team at all' route

Ha who needs players when you have good support?

Albeit that we don't sing.
Ooh I remember the days when all opposition fans could throw at us was that we don't sing. Now they know why.

Dave Chisholm was nowhere near good enough to generate 9 pages of posts on RAB or for me to correct his name when my auto spell checker changed his name to Dave.

he couldn't win us the game against Fev when it mattered. Yes he was a good player for Bradford but if he was all that, he'd be in super league next year. Big fish, little pond.