Bratford bleeting...

[Christies Child]

http://www.teamtalk.com/football/story/ ... 26,00.html

I'm sure every manager throughout the leagues could say the same.

Don't start blaming referees for your teams short comings!

[SkinnyShrimp]

He should stick to his word and resign - surely he will loose all credibility if he doesn't? his mouth has written cheques his team can't cash and once again those playing 'Billy Big Bollocks' (Jim Smith at Oxford springs to mind) in the lower leagues are left with egg on thier faces

[Crimson Crust]

Its very sad that he has decided to have N. Warnock as his mentor
in management skills.

Do the right thing McCall.

[Number 1]

I like the way the site has to explain to it's Bradford public that Boulders is Michael Boulding, and Thorney, is Peter Thorne!!

They obviously know their public don't they?

[Burnley Shrimp]

This is sad, very sad. Mcall is a man under undoubted enormous pressure (as most football managers are). A former Bradford player legend who has received enormous financial backing yet patently failed to deliver as a manager. But to blame referees for Bratfords failings is pathetic. What about the goal their player handballed in against us at VP which was allowed? No doubt they've also had their share of other decisions go their way, as well as against them ( just like every other football club in the country). Get over it Mcall. You had one of the best budgets in Div 2 but couldn't motivate your undoubtedly talented squad to achieve even the play offs.

Hope he stays next season

[bigreddog]

I think we should all wish Mr McCall well. I'd love to see him stay at Bradford for a number of reasons, not least that firstly: we've done well against his hoofing yorkist shite since he took them over and secondly: if he did leave they might start looking for a manager famed for playing good football, who's got a record of doing very well on limited resources, who can gell a team even through awful injury crises, has both league and international experience, has experience recently in league two, a man well respected in the game and with contacts that can bring in top quality loan signings. sound like anyone we know? so lets all just shut the f*** up.

[shrimper]

Not sure if the signs for the immediate future would tempt an ambitious manager right now, though. Might this be the start of the latest massive club's real troubles?
Maybe "getting out of" a League they clearly don't want to be in might take on a different perspective next season.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/b/bradford_city/8022524.stm

Gambled on promotion this season and now it's coming back to haunt them.

Shame for their genuine, loyal fans - including those who also have Morecambe leanings (and most of us know a few of those).

[Shrimpsscene]

could Boulders be one to come here along with Danny???

[Martin]

could Boulders be one to come here along with Danny???

Surely you mean Danners?