"It's not all doom and gloom but we were way off the mark during the second half apart from the initial 10-minute period. Certainly things are not going for us and we have to stay strong. Hopefully the tide will turn. We scored a great try in the first half and then lose the guy who created it (Paul Deacon) with a head injury."

Well King Kanute, the tide has been in for weeks and if you did but know it it's over your head!

This guy could take positives from the Titanic sinking. Well the Bulls are the Titanic and the Captain hasn't seen the iceberg!......He seems fully intent on taking the ship down with him..

but there's positives from hitting the iceburg. at least we'll be able to have cold drinks

I made a joke outside of the game that McNamara would do the "there were positives to take out of it" line. I was joking, I really didn't think even he would do it after today.

Once again, never fails to prove me wrong.

I'm absolutely bloody sick of this crap.

I found this part amusing !!



It doesn't matter if we were in their territory for the full 80 minutes, if we never cross the line



Does it ?






It's that why we conceded the tries

[i"We were in control at the start"[/i

Does he mean the kick off?

Maybe the first 37 minutes, during which we were either level or in front.

Aye. That will be it.

If we ignore the next 43 minutes then they might go away.

I bet if we added up all the minutes we were in front in every match this season it wouldn't be too far off those minutes we were behind. The problem is that the minutes in which we are behind tend to come at the end of the game. Perhaps this is a tactical error and we'd be better off being level or in front at the end of matches?

Email Macca, quick.

It's an interesting idea. Perhaps someone could email it to the club.

Snap.


How did you beat me? You are thousands of miles away!

The biggest positive from yesterday is that it is another match out of the way.

Now we are out of the playoffs we need to concentrate on finishing last ensuring the easiest possible draw in the Magic Weekend next year.

I like it, always thinking.



Could be acheived too, who on here would like to confidently predict where our next win is coming from? All the teams we have left on the fixture list have already beaten us this year with one exception (and thats only because we've not played them at all yet...

)

What odds us not winning another game? I dont think thats what will happen, but for the first time I not discounting the idea out of hand.

Quality, at least you've still got your sense of humour!

Easy draw? Give this lot a winning Lotto ticket, they'd find a way to lose it.

That's been the plan all season. They are going to reveal it on the last day, and then we will all see Macca for the tactical genius he is.

Do you really think? I mean we'd have to lose every match and hope that Celtic Crusaders win four. I don't think it's possible.

I mean in order to lose all eight matched we'd have to consistently pplay badly for the full 80 mins in every match. At the moment we aren't an 80 minute team and lack the concentration to ensure a 100% record.

you mean we couldn't even get that right??? typical.

Another positive.
If Salford had won at the weekend we would be thirteenth. And that's unlucky.

If that had have happened maybe Macca would have been sacked. Ten again.....no

I fear Macca will not be replaced if we finish fifteenth.

Here's another one from him;

Bulls boss Steve McNamara admits his side were taught a lesson by clinical Hull KR.

I'd just like to bet there are no signs that we have learnt anything on Sunday. I think there's more chance we'll have forgotten some more skills, admittedly that will be hard though!

It seems that whilst these lessons are going on Bradford Bulls are sat at the back of the class throwing paper aeroplanes around and not paying any attention