Bulls 24 Hull FC 36 (From Bradford Telegraph and Argus)
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Bulls 24 Hull FC 36
4:43pm Sunday 15th March 2009 in Sport By David Craven
Confidence-zapped Bulls spluttered to a third successive defeat as their worst-ever start to a Super League season gathered pace.
Bradford still await their first victory after four games and - despite fielding their strongest side yet - showed little sign of getting it against an unbeaten Hull FC.
Andy Lynch returned and was one of the few to impress in his first match since last September.
Jamie Langley was also back in the squad while Jason Crookes, 18, made his Super League debut at centre.
But the hosts badly lacked confidence and it was obvious from the off, Nick Scruton fumbling in only the second tackle of the match.
That saw Richard Horne slice over after just 89 seconds and there was no turning back for the Black and Whites who chalked up their fifth straight triumph.
Kirk Yeaman crossed inside six minutes and, although Ben Jeffries responded with a Bulls try, the Great Britain centre got his second and Craig Hall also touched down to put Hull in the ascendancy.
Winger Rikki Sheriffe grabbed his second of the season just before the hooter to give Bulls hope, Deacon adding his second conversion, but with Danny Tickle having booted three himself, the visitors still led 22-12.
A Tickle penalty followed swiftly by a breakaway Chris Thorman try left Bradford chasing further still early in the second half.
Semi Tadulala collected a Jeffries cross-field kick in the corner for their third effort only for the brilliant Manu to blast through more weak defence to hand Hall his brace.
Aussie Steve Menzies got a well-deserved effort in the 70th minute but it was too little too late for Steve McNamara’s struggling side.
Comments(59)
andy j
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5:24pm Sun 15 Mar 09
damo37
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5:32pm Sun 15 Mar 09
micksey
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5:51pm Sun 15 Mar 09
Why did we start so lacklustre?
Why did we only inject some real urgency in the final 20 minutes? Why did Deacon only hoist high kicks when the game was lost?
My feeling is there is a lot more ability in the side than is being seen. Nero is playing very well, and thank heaven for Glen Morrison. We saw again what a class act Beaver can be too. But what has happened to Sam Burgess? His body language is very poor indeed. So, where do we go from here? We needed a win, or at least a die trying effort, we got neither.
Noone has stuck up for Macca more than me, but this is painful to watch now, we are dreadful. I think there has to be a change of coach.
montoya6
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6:04pm Sun 15 Mar 09
I can now see why Mr Hood is touting to turn the pitch around what with the signing of Sheriffe and all!
Very poor.
shaun from richmond
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6:07pm Sun 15 Mar 09
micksey wrote:I have to say I agree with your summary!
Very disappointing, we lost it in the first 6 minutes with some pathetic defending. From that poitn we scored 24 points same as Hull did, and some of the defending for their other tries was woeful too. Why did we start so lacklustre? Why did we only inject some real urgency in the final 20 minutes? Why did Deacon only hoist high kicks when the game was lost? My feeling is there is a lot more ability in the side than is being seen. Nero is playing very well, and thank heaven for Glen Morrison. We saw again what a class act Beaver can be too. But what has happened to Sam Burgess? His body language is very poor indeed. So, where do we go from here? We needed a win, or at least a die trying effort, we got neither. Noone has stuck up for Macca more than me, but this is painful to watch now, we are dreadful. I think there has to be a change of coach.
In the end its players who get the coach the sack....This bunch have given up on McNamara, Id given up on him half way through last year!!
Burgess our only class player has thrown in the towel on the coach!!
SO.....Its up to Hood to act!!
jaydeebee
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6:27pm Sun 15 Mar 09
rumour mill
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6:44pm Sun 15 Mar 09
I feel the season will be much of the same.
salsa14
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6:59pm Sun 15 Mar 09
johntheumpire
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7:21pm Sun 15 Mar 09
I believe that although this is not a good side, there is more abilty than is currently being displayed. It's just that the coaching is so bad!
col 64
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7:22pm Sun 15 Mar 09
HANLEY IS A LEGEND
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7:26pm Sun 15 Mar 09
Sorry Hatich no more excuses can be reeled out.
Sorry mate!!
Over to the board to do the honest thing.Please put Macca out of his misery.
To say that he has been involved with the national side the Bradford team put out this season is a disgrace!!
jaydeebee
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7:34pm Sun 15 Mar 09
haitch
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7:34pm Sun 15 Mar 09
They ended up asking the question re the future of the coach too.
It is very worrying. Even so early in the season fans are writing the Bulls off. We MUST change the coaching set-up. Have a clear the air meeting and get the show back on the road. When you get micksey and I calling for the coaches head...It's bad!
HANLEY IS A LEGEND
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7:35pm Sun 15 Mar 09
I agree with the earlier comment. Why cant we go for Mcdermott or some other coach with point to prove. They cant do any worse!!
johntheumpire
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7:36pm Sun 15 Mar 09
bradfordroadbull
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7:36pm Sun 15 Mar 09
The side has no team spirit. These are players that are not playing the game together but are playing on their own hense the lack of support when we did eventually make a break through the Hull side.
As 1 comment I overheard said, if we get 60 or 70 points put past us if he is still in charge at easter when Leeds come to us, then him and his team will definalty be out.
Mick De Bull
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7:36pm Sun 15 Mar 09
Realsupporter
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7:39pm Sun 15 Mar 09
HANLEY IS A LEGEND
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7:44pm Sun 15 Mar 09
Realsupporter wrote:What is the problem then?
Well what a suprise the boo boys are out ! stop going stop suporting & stop moaning. Macca is not to blame the whole squad is under a low moral & fear factor. If we would have won today it would have not been good enough. Macca is not the problem we need to keep the faith things will come good.
haitch
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7:46pm Sun 15 Mar 09
HANLEY IS A LEGEND wrote:I'm actually agreeing with you Hanley. I have wanted the fans to give Macca every chance but since the Wigan fiasco there is no going back. Bulls have a very serious problem and it MUST be addresed quickly. I agree the excuse of not having the money for a coach is pretty thin as they could use the money allocated for Birds wages.
Why are people saying today we cant get rid of the coach because we have no money at Bradford. If we carry on as we are doing we will have no spectors left!! I agree with the earlier comment. Why cant we go for Mcdermott or some other coach with point to prove. They cant do any worse!!
What concerns me is, who would come? I reckon Brian Mac wouldn't leave Quinns for Bulls in a hurry. Someone in the lower leagues? Hanley?
bradfordroadbull
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7:51pm Sun 15 Mar 09
Macca has had long enough. As I have said on previous posts Macca is a nice guy and Bulls fans deep down hate to see one of there own getting dragged through the ringer like this. But for the good of the club change is needed soon rather than later.
If he is still in charge at the Catalans cup tie and we lose there is an argument for saying the season is over. Best the board act now for the good of the club and to stop the torture for Macca. Having people booing you when you come down at half and full time must have hurt. Best for all concerned a prting of the ways is sorted now.
Realsupporter
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7:52pm Sun 15 Mar 09
haitch
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7:54pm Sun 15 Mar 09
Realsupporter wrote:I don't think Macca is to BLAME. Just accept he is not good enough.
Well what a suprise the boo boys are out ! stop going stop suporting & stop moaning. Macca is not to blame the whole squad is under a low moral & fear factor. If we would have won today it would have not been good enough. Macca is not the problem we need to keep the faith things will come good.
The main problem is the fans will walk in their droves unless Hood is seen to do something positive.
You Riddlesden guys are usually positive. Its easy when you live on the sunny side of Keighley?.
HANLEY IS A LEGEND
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7:54pm Sun 15 Mar 09
My mate would go for the Salford coach even though they are struggling at the moment,& he has done it at the highest level of superleague.
Realsupporter
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7:55pm Sun 15 Mar 09
Mick De Bull wrote:Any chance of this in english.
Today was bad, hull fans would not even take an offer of by one get one free, any bidy outy there want macca as a coach he is free. You have to drink to get over this, no excuses WE WERE CRAP
haitch
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7:58pm Sun 15 Mar 09
Realsupporter wrote:Yes but you could say "Millward what did he do at Saints"
We have no money & a squad of fringe players how will sacking Macca help things. For years we have seen Cas fans turn up & shout on their team in tough times so why not get behind ours. Glory boys the lot of you on here get a grip of reality. We are re-building it may take 3 years the best man is in the job who would you have ? Noble who caused this mess ? Millward what did he do at Wigan ? its frustrating but sacking Macca will not help our cause.
Wigan fans hated Millward just because he came from Saints. He never fit in there. Still he'll never be seen at Bulls. I'm sure.
Realsupporter
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8:00pm Sun 15 Mar 09
haitch wrote:Your spot on mate living on the sunny side of Bradford makes you positive. I also support Keighley & it does give you a stomach for a fight. All im saying is look at the bigger picture.
Realsupporter wrote: Well what a suprise the boo boys are out ! stop going stop suporting & stop moaning. Macca is not to blame the whole squad is under a low moral & fear factor. If we would have won today it would have not been good enough. Macca is not the problem we need to keep the faith things will come good.I don't think Macca is to BLAME. Just accept he is not good enough. The main problem is the fans will walk in their droves unless Hood is seen to do something positive. You Riddlesden guys are usually positive. Its easy when you live on the sunny side of Keighley?.
HANLEY IS A LEGEND
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8:00pm Sun 15 Mar 09
Realsupporter wrote:My question is who has brought in the fringe players?
We have no money & a squad of fringe players how will sacking Macca help things. For years we have seen Cas fans turn up & shout on their team in tough times so why not get behind ours. Glory boys the lot of you on here get a grip of reality. We are re-building it may take 3 years the best man is in the job who would you have ? Noble who caused this mess ? Millward what did he do at Wigan ? its frustrating but sacking Macca will not help our cause.
By the way I have watched Northern ,& Bulls through the good and bad times.
I dont really want to go to the bad times again..
rumour mill
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8:07pm Sun 15 Mar 09
Glory supporting has nothing to do with it. If you had a winning team at work and made it worse in 3 years, would you still have a job?
haitch
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8:08pm Sun 15 Mar 09
I don't want to knock anyone but .If it looks like a poor coach, gets results like a poor coach and makes excuses like a poor coach...then it probably IS a poor coach.
Realsupporter
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8:09pm Sun 15 Mar 09
HANLEY IS A LEGEND wrote:If you can only afford fringe players what else can you get. Macca has bought what he can with his budget. The idea of bringing Menzies in to lead the way with youth is a good one but it costs money. Look at Crooks outstanding we have hope. Platt is a mistake no doubt Scrouton is a good signing but lacks confidence. We need two good half backs thats all thats missing but where do we find the cash for the players. If we can tempt some good Aussies we have a chance but it all costs. Macca is the man, Mcdermott has done nothing at quinns unless we get Brain Smith back let Macca stay this season & see what happens. Gents at the end of he day its only a game ( & ladies )
Realsupporter wrote: We have no money & a squad of fringe players how will sacking Macca help things. For years we have seen Cas fans turn up & shout on their team in tough times so why not get behind ours. Glory boys the lot of you on here get a grip of reality. We are re-building it may take 3 years the best man is in the job who would you have ? Noble who caused this mess ? Millward what did he do at Wigan ? its frustrating but sacking Macca will not help our cause.My question is who has brought in the fringe players? By the way I have watched Northern ,& Bulls through the good and bad times. I dont really want to go to the bad times again..
cockneybull
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8:13pm Sun 15 Mar 09
See you all at the next home game though!!
Loz03
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8:13pm Sun 15 Mar 09
If its Macca get another coach and if its the players then get them sorted!
Realsupporter
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8:13pm Sun 15 Mar 09
haitch wrote:Another poignant saying " you only sing when your winning" another one " you crazy fool "we will be the A TEAM agian ! I love the bulls.
There is a very poignant saying "Nip it in the Bud" the longer this set up remains the more cancerous it may become? I don't want to knock anyone but .If it looks like a poor coach, gets results like a poor coach and makes excuses like a poor coach...then it probably IS a poor coach.
haitch
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8:15pm Sun 15 Mar 09
Realsupporter wrote:You are my type of supporter mate. Trouble is if we leave things alone the crowds will dwindle and the situation can get out of control. Justice has to be seen to be done and that means a change NOW. Nevertheless your support for the Bulls and the set up is to be commended IMO!.
HANLEY IS A LEGEND wrote:If you can only afford fringe players what else can you get. Macca has bought what he can with his budget. The idea of bringing Menzies in to lead the way with youth is a good one but it costs money. Look at Crooks outstanding we have hope. Platt is a mistake no doubt Scrouton is a good signing but lacks confidence. We need two good half backs thats all thats missing but where do we find the cash for the players. If we can tempt some good Aussies we have a chance but it all costs. Macca is the man, Mcdermott has done nothing at quinns unless we get Brain Smith back let Macca stay this season & see what happens. Gents at the end of he day its only a game ( & ladies )Realsupporter wrote: We have no money & a squad of fringe players how will sacking Macca help things. For years we have seen Cas fans turn up & shout on their team in tough times so why not get behind ours. Glory boys the lot of you on here get a grip of reality. We are re-building it may take 3 years the best man is in the job who would you have ? Noble who caused this mess ? Millward what did he do at Wigan ? its frustrating but sacking Macca will not help our cause.My question is who has brought in the fringe players? By the way I have watched Northern ,& Bulls through the good and bad times. I dont really want to go to the bad times again..
bradfordroadbull
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8:17pm Sun 15 Mar 09
rumour mill wrote:Spot on. We have regressed and hit reverse gear. Rebuilding involves starting from firm foundations and working up.
If you want a continuing re-build call Westfield in. He had 3 years and we have gone backwards, not forwards. That to me is a demolition not a re-build. Glory supporting has nothing to do with it. If you had a winning team at work and made it worse in 3 years, would you still have a job?
The foundations at Odsal at the moment are shaky at best. Non-existent at worse. Change is needed now to firm up the foundations. Suggest an experienced old head of a coach. Go out and get John Kear or somebody who has built up a side from nothing yet has bags of coaching experience is John Dixon at Celtic Crusaders. But suspect he will want to finish the building job in Bridgend first.
HANLEY IS A LEGEND
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8:18pm Sun 15 Mar 09
I just hope there is light at the end of the tunnel: ie new coach in the next couple of days.
Sorry folks its just my opinion to the future of the club?
haitch
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8:22pm Sun 15 Mar 09
HANLEY IS A LEGEND wrote:I have no business agreeing with you Hanley. We have history!!!
Sad thing about leaving Odsal today is that I knew what the result was before kick off!! I just hope there is light at the end of the tunnel: ie new coach in the next couple of days. Sorry folks its just my opinion to the future of the club?
Sorry to say mate, You're right.
Realsupporter
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8:34pm Sun 15 Mar 09
haitch wrote:Thanks mate my support will not dwindle as I am a real supporter.Look we lost by 12 points to a top of league side its not the end of the world.Stop all this talk of sacking its not productive its negative. All these people who talk of when we were Northern & lost every week & they stuck with them through thick & thin did we want Foxy sacking ? stop the talking & start walking then ( another poignant saying )I`d like to add I like the Westfield one very good.
Realsupporter wrote:You are my type of supporter mate. Trouble is if we leave things alone the crowds will dwindle and the situation can get out of control. Justice has to be seen to be done and that means a change NOW. Nevertheless your support for the Bulls and the set up is to be commended IMO!.HANLEY IS A LEGEND wrote:If you can only afford fringe players what else can you get. Macca has bought what he can with his budget. The idea of bringing Menzies in to lead the way with youth is a good one but it costs money. Look at Crooks outstanding we have hope. Platt is a mistake no doubt Scrouton is a good signing but lacks confidence. We need two good half backs thats all thats missing but where do we find the cash for the players. If we can tempt some good Aussies we have a chance but it all costs. Macca is the man, Mcdermott has done nothing at quinns unless we get Brain Smith back let Macca stay this season & see what happens. Gents at the end of he day its only a game ( & ladies )Realsupporter wrote: We have no money & a squad of fringe players how will sacking Macca help things. For years we have seen Cas fans turn up & shout on their team in tough times so why not get behind ours. Glory boys the lot of you on here get a grip of reality. We are re-building it may take 3 years the best man is in the job who would you have ? Noble who caused this mess ? Millward what did he do at Wigan ? its frustrating but sacking Macca will not help our cause.My question is who has brought in the fringe players? By the way I have watched Northern ,& Bulls through the good and bad times. I dont really want to go to the bad times again..
Realsupporter
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8:36pm Sun 15 Mar 09
andy j
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8:50pm Sun 15 Mar 09
Adey
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8:50pm Sun 15 Mar 09
In regards to today,what can be said? we need ideas and fast. The last 15mins looked promising but will it be carried thru? I think not. Sheriffe was shocking...again raising the question why is Dave Halley sitting top of the try scoring chart and on loan at Wakey....and where the hell is Tupou? We just seem to be wasting money on players that don't play or can't be bothered.
rumour mill
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8:55pm Sun 15 Mar 09
I will always support the Bulls and maybe I'm guilty of feeling spoilt with the success of seasons past and expecting something better every year. I just feel that as a whole they are not prepared well enough as a team and rely on a few individuals to put their hands up when things aren't going great. The whole organisation lacks real leadership. It needs a good kick up the backside from someone with a strong personality who the players can look up to and trust.
If we, the fans, can direct the passion we have for this team in the right way we might provide a bit of a boost for the squad badly needing confidence and support. We got an ironic cheer from Hull fans when our first real chant started and that is embarrassing. Make noise, yes, but lets direct in the right way and cheer our boys on and make Odsal the place where teams didn't like to visit, once again.
andy j
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9:06pm Sun 15 Mar 09
rumour mill wrote:good post rumour mill! i would still like to see the captains arm band given to morrison though and let deaken concentrate on his game.
The 12 points were very flattering and didn't reflect the real margin of the game. I will always support the Bulls and maybe I'm guilty of feeling spoilt with the success of seasons past and expecting something better every year. I just feel that as a whole they are not prepared well enough as a team and rely on a few individuals to put their hands up when things aren't going great. The whole organisation lacks real leadership. It needs a good kick up the backside from someone with a strong personality who the players can look up to and trust. If we, the fans, can direct the passion we have for this team in the right way we might provide a bit of a boost for the squad badly needing confidence and support. We got an ironic cheer from Hull fans when our first real chant started and that is embarrassing. Make noise, yes, but lets direct in the right way and cheer our boys on and make Odsal the place where teams didn't like to visit, once again.
bullpal
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9:09pm Sun 15 Mar 09
Sp00ky
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9:10pm Sun 15 Mar 09
5 weeks into the season...
Bradford 4 0 1 3 59 109 1
We have notched up 59 points and conceeded 109. It doesnt take a genius to work out that our defence is shat and out attack even shatter!!
haitch
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9:19pm Sun 15 Mar 09
A more equal playing field where some of the clubs who have tasted little success are given a chance.
Is this for the good of Superleague? I think not.
Can we honestly say the salary cap and all its implications have improved Superleague?
We now have Whinos who are strong, Saints who are much weaker than a couple of seasons ago and Bulls Wigan out of it.
This would be fine if the teams now occupying the Bulls/Wigan 'big 4' spots were even close to the quality of 5 seasons ago.
The international side reflects this reduction in quality. I have never liked the salary cap route and would much have preferred the top sides to have been left to their devices and encouraged the underdogs to come up to that quality. I know many won't agree but to me the evidence is there to be seen.
cainey
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9:47pm Sun 15 Mar 09
cainey
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10:24pm Sun 15 Mar 09
s.b.c
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11:01pm Sun 15 Mar 09
Touchdown
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11:33pm Sun 15 Mar 09
A view from The Touchdown
As I left the ground, someone slipped a season ticket into my pocket; by the time I got to the car park I had collected four more.
There were some positives in this game; a couple of The Bulls’ tries came out of some good quality work and there was the occasional flash of inspiration, however fleeting. But the positives such as there were, were far outweighed by the negatives.
Pace, commitment and passion apart, the difference between the two sides was all too obvious. When Hull made a break there were three or four men supporting the ball carrier, reducing any options for the defence. By contrast Bulls’ breaks were largely solo efforts.
The Hull players could offload at will, knowing that there were enthusiastic hands waiting take the play forward. In the same situation The Bulls were either without support, or with a player offloading to an often bewildered and almost always stationary team mate.
For me, two things struck me in this game; two things that illustrate the depth and nature of the malaise affecting the side.
1. Body language; the players came onto the field showing little, if any, sign of enthusiasm. At the start of the second half they trudged on downcast, even though, at that point, they were back in the game; Sheriffe touching down just before half time.
2. Lack of set moves; A tap penalty opportunity in front of the opposition posts, a classic position to execute a well rehearsed set piece but nothing in place but panic in the ranks.
In his post match interview, referring to the fans, McNamara said, "They can talk and say whatever they want about me. I'm absolutely fine about that, it is part and parcel of being a coach. But I am very protective of my players. They can save any criticism for me and I will look after the players.”
That second remark is quite telling. McNamara is probably too protective of his players and probably too close to them to be an effective manager which means that he is prepared to tolerate below par performances without sanction. As someone standing close to me on the terraces said, “They’re not performing and he hasn’t got the balls to do anything about it!”
Tricky Dicky
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12:07am Mon 16 Mar 09
Some very good comments Touchdown. To Realsupporter - even if the "good" times come (back-to back wins?) do you really believe Mr MacNamara is the one to take us on the greater things? In his post-match comments, was Mr MacNamara being defiant or arrogant? At least now we will not have to suffer those ridiculous proclamations that he was prone to make to the media, e.g. the Bulls are set to roar, the Bulls are on a charge (or was that Greg Bird?) etc. However, Realsupporter, I have to agree that Mr MacNamara should not be sacked. He has taken us into this mess. He must show his coaching prowess to take us out of it. And it would be folly for the board to sack him unless they had lined up an immediate and improved replacement. Could you imagine if they said the assistant coach was in charge for now? But, Mr MacNamara could have the last laugh and walk away leaving the club, the players, the board and the supporters in the lurch; citing that he needs to spend more time with his family. The Bulls reflect Bradford - going nowhere, lacking vision and investment. Sad, sad times. A new board with the energy and financial clout to recharge and redefine Bradford is needed - and then they can pick whichever coach they want.
Bradford1903
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12:13am Mon 16 Mar 09
We are further away from winning the grand final now, than when he started his reign.
Teams used to come Odsal fearful of getting a good thrashing, and we would regularly rack up 50 points against certain sides. I admit that the Super League is now more competitive, but the aura of invincibility is gone, and teams are coming to Odsal confident of getting a result.
I know we are only a few games into the season, but I don't agree that we should give him more time. Several seasons into the job, and we are progressively going backwards.
Ralphie
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8:09am Mon 16 Mar 09
We 'll soon be down to just season ticket holders who can be bothered to turn up. Maybe then Hood will get the message!
Adey
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8:37am Mon 16 Mar 09
Ralphie wrote:Even fewer now during the credit crunch, Bradford Council decide to increase the price of parking at Richard Dunn to £5 a car!
The attendance yesterday was 11,300 and I would think that at least 2,300 were from Hull. That makes around 9,000 Bulls supporters on a nice afternoon. I wonder how many Bulls supporters will pay to get in to future games? We 'll soon be down to just season ticket holders who can be bothered to turn up. Maybe then Hood will get the message!
spanglishbull.uk
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8:56am Mon 16 Mar 09
Obviously was not there and had no phone call yet,my mate has probably been on the beer and not surfaced yet going by the comments. Can somebody tell me how our top rated half backs played.
Ralphie
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9:52am Mon 16 Mar 09
Adey wrote:Adey, if you get there at a reasonable time (and in future this might be about five minutes before kick off!) theres plenty of free parking in the roads of Cleckheaton Road. Never paid to park at Odsal!
Ralphie wrote: The attendance yesterday was 11,300 and I would think that at least 2,300 were from Hull. That makes around 9,000 Bulls supporters on a nice afternoon. I wonder how many Bulls supporters will pay to get in to future games? We 'll soon be down to just season ticket holders who can be bothered to turn up. Maybe then Hood will get the message!Even fewer now during the credit crunch, Bradford Council decide to increase the price of parking at Richard Dunn to £5 a car!
Gumshoe
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10:46am Mon 16 Mar 09
spanglishbull.uk wrote:They did better than of recent spanglish, BJ was actually running about with the ball as was Deacs and with a bit of luck here and there and a more even ref they may have gained more from the game.
Obviously was not there and had no phone call yet,my mate has probably been on the beer and not surfaced yet going by the comments. Can somebody tell me how our top rated half backs played.
click2find
Biker71 says...
5:16pm Sun 15 Mar 09
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I have to laugh, if I didnt I dread to think what would happen.