Re: Assistant Coach? : Wed Aug 24, 2022 12:10 pm  

Maccbull_BigBullyBooaza wrote:

Bizarre set up having one man do everything. Michael Carter reportedly said at a Wakefield fans forum recently that had they been relegated they would lose their academy. Their’s is a top rated one that they get funding for.

If we are paying one man to do everything we’ve effectively done the same and it’s also outrageous of the club to expect him to do it all.

It wouldn’t surprise me to find out Flanagan and (and any other senior players) are taking first team training.

The clubs been kept on life support until an odsal payday imho.
There is zero progress been made in any department.
And someone who I know on the staff said "it's an amateur club in everything but name"
Nige will get a cut of a development deal then look to cash out of the club..
Naughty old devious nigel

Re: Assistant Coach? : Wed Aug 24, 2022 3:39 pm  

bowlingboy wrote:

The clubs been kept on life support until an odsal payday imho.
There is zero progress been made in any department.
And someone who I know on the staff said "it's an amateur club in everything but name"
Nige will get a cut of a development deal then look to cash out of the club..
Naughty old devious nigel

Forget it's Nigel Wood for a second. Now explain to me how the current owner of Bradford Bulls would get 'a cut of a development deal' and then 'cash out of the club'.

Re: Assistant Coach? : Wed Aug 24, 2022 5:31 pm  

Speaking with a work colleague this morning who is a Bulls ST holder, he claims Mr Noble will be on the scene next season.

Re: Assistant Coach? : Wed Aug 24, 2022 7:55 pm  

RoyBoy29 wrote:

Speaking with a work colleague this morning who is a Bulls ST holder, he claims Mr Noble will be on the scene next season.

He’s already on the scene working as a ‘consultant’ alongside Mark Dunning

Re: Assistant Coach? : Wed Aug 24, 2022 7:55 pm  

Nothus wrote:

Forget it's Nigel Wood for a second. Now explain to me how the current owner of Bradford Bulls would get 'a cut of a development deal' and then 'cash out of the club'.

You make your point eloquently, I could suggest a number of ways he could benefit.
With helping facilitate large scale developments and very greatful construction firms?.

Re: Assistant Coach? : Wed Aug 24, 2022 8:27 pm  

bowlingboy wrote:

You make your point eloquently, I could suggest a number of ways he could benefit.
With helping facilitate large scale developments and very greatful construction firms?.

Ooh now im interested, go on tell us how

[Bullseye]

Re: Assistant Coach? : Thu Aug 25, 2022 8:44 am  

Let's be careful what we allege on here please.

Re: Assistant Coach? : Thu Aug 25, 2022 10:52 am  

Bullseye wrote:

Let's be careful what we allege on here please.

I can’t see it anymore. The council are now leading on this and the amount of scrutiny they’ll have will keep things above board. Bulls aren’t even lead tenants anymore…

Re: Assistant Coach? : Thu Aug 25, 2022 11:04 am  

He'd benefit by being the owner of the Bradford Bulls playing in a new stadium, notionally able to raise sufficient supporter interest, sponsorship and investment to climb over the 2 clubs capable of mounting a genuine promotion campaign and whichever moribund outfit we'd need to be better than to finish 11th in SL. Thereby bringing the club back to SL (and Sky money) without spending a sixpence of his own money.

When you're able to get people to work for free and supporters to give you their season ticket money without putting any matches on, and when they ask you basic questions about your role in the destruction of the club, more or less say 'eff off', then who's to say you can't pull this off.

Re: Assistant Coach? : Thu Aug 25, 2022 11:05 am  

Thats exactly why I didn't allege anything at all...
Just seems strange to me why the club would be held in a moneyless strangle hold indefinately