: Thu Jan 29, 2009 8:01 am  

Bullseye wrote:

It's a risky business. I never thought my remark about WW1 generals would be taken with such umbrage. I daren't risk damaging things any further or I might find myself being stalked by a large bearded man or beaten up in the bogs of the Fighting Cock by his gang of followers

He's sporting a 70's Swedish porno star tash at the moment.

: Thu Jan 29, 2009 9:29 am  

mystic eddie wrote:

There is also a rumour going round that there is a great big giant monster living in a large body of water in the Highlands near Inverness.

Like the above suggestion, we all know that such a rumour is a right load of cobblers.

Yup, you're right.

Scotland is full of myths and old wives tales. There one doing the round, and I know you'll find this hard to believe, that there are even ardent Bulls fans living up there.

Highland (and lowland) Bulls, if you will. Would you Adam and Eve it

: Thu Jan 29, 2009 9:29 am  

. . . Dang . . . double post . . . rushing . . .no time . . .dang!

In the words of Jamie Peacock................ : Wed Feb 04, 2009 10:42 pm  

In an article in a pullout from a paper my mate gave me to read (think it was The Mirror?) Jamie Peacock said, and I quote...............

'Bradford have recruited really well and they have an outstanding coach in Steve McNamara'

What say the McBanana hating brigade???

If he good enough for JP he's good enough for me

: Wed Feb 04, 2009 11:18 pm  

The thing is, so many players come out and tell the press and other people McNamara is a class coach in the making.

Noble's said it before, I know for a fact Leon Pryce wouldn't have left Bradford had McNamara been in charge, JP as you previously said.

And if you dig up the article about Sam Burgess signing his new contract, you'll see him state just how big a part McNamara being here was to him commiting.

Can they all be wrong?

: Wed Feb 04, 2009 11:37 pm  

AaronBull wrote:

The thing is, so many players come out and tell the press and other people McNamara is a class coach in the making.

Noble's said it before, I know for a fact Leon Pryce wouldn't have left Bradford had McNamara been in charge, JP as you previously said.

And if you dig up the article about Sam Burgess signing his new contract, you'll see him state just how big a part McNamara being here was to him commiting.

Can they all be wrong?

Pryce and Peacock never played under him as head coach he was the assistant which is a massive difference and what do honestly expect Sam to say that he's a turd.

: Thu Feb 05, 2009 2:01 am  

redeverready wrote:

he's a turd.

Questionable

Re: In the words of Jamie Peacock................ : Thu Feb 05, 2009 8:07 am  

Tartanbull wrote:

What say the McBanana hating brigade???

Whilst "hate" is a rather strong word, what I would say is......

Despite so many people telling us that he is an "outstanding" coach, we, up till now, have still had very little evidence of this whatsoever.

However, we have heard all the excuses and are aware of the financial constraints he has faced and he will now be given the chance to prove whether he is indeed an outstanding coach or whether it is all unwarranted praise without a great deal of substance.

I made a promise to the Ancient legend that I would give the coach ten games and then re-assess my views on McNamara and HIS team.

Having said that, most things that are in the Mirror are a pile of dog poo anyway.

Re: In the words of Jamie Peacock................ : Thu Feb 05, 2009 10:11 am  

mystic eddie wrote:

Having said that, most things that are in the Mirror are a pile of dog poo anyway.

Especially that one on the wall or your hallway

Re: In the words of Jamie Peacock................ : Thu Feb 05, 2009 10:59 am  

tigertot wrote:

Especially that one on the wall or your hallway

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