My one and only direct response to you. And its this: I say you are...mistaken.

If you want to disprove my allegation, go and count how many posts on average you have made this year within 24 hours of us losing, and compare with how many on average within 24 hours of us winning.

Well if you're sad... I'm sad with you brother!

Well how rude.. merging two completely seperate threads into one.

Anyway, nice to meet you today RER.. I'm giving credit to you for the topic I started as you posed the subject to me as I walked out

Exactly the point I made.

Cheers then!

Go on... name and shame

Here we go:

Bulls coach Steve McNamara said: "I'm disappointed we haven't got the result.

"I thought it was a tough game. Both teams fought very hard but there wasn't a great deal created by either side.

"Once we got ourselves in front we were probably in a position where we could push on with it but we did not quite manage to do that."

The Bulls are now seven points outside the play-offs with just five games remaining.

McNamara added: "That is way out of our control now. All we can do is stay mentally strong as a group, stay together right until the end and try win our remaining five games."

Well when it was put directly to Mr. Hood that this was simply not good enough all the response we got was a villiage idiots smile and an unintelligable reply.

This is the nadir.....the club is rotten from top to bottom... we seem to be going under big style. Cannot organise coaches to away trips, our chipboard tables in the supporters bar.... to the fact that Gary Schofield (a real Bradford legend) is doing the comparing in the Coral stand it seems the club as totally lost touch with what used to be the basic fabric of the club.
Our man of the match today admitted that we are not going to reach the play offs but stated that the players had had a chat in the dressing room and were going to try to win all the remaining games ... !!!.

The club needs a root and branch reform both on and off the pitch...

Mcnamara and his muppets need to go...Hood appears either ambivalent to or powerless to stop the malaise that has taken over our once proud club.
Losing is part of sport and comes with the winning but it is the lack of effort, passion and simple sense of not belonging that hurts with the current set up both on the pitch and off it.

At least I could sit on the curve in the glorious sunshine and have a great view of the match...nirvana.

By the last match of the season I`ll have it to myself.

My thoughts exactly

My thoughts exactly!