Kyle Eastmond confirmed.
I hope he brings some young talent with him.

Good luck Kyle.

I wish Kyle all the best in the job he will certainly need it. That said i was hoping it would be Craig Lingard.

Well, it's a gamble and at three years a big one. Let's hope it comes off. Up The Fax!

the prince is back ,,,im just glad no ex fax players this time,aparentley warrington may be our dual reg team lets back him and ya never no..

Prince glad your back !! I wish him well Dual Reg with Warrington not i doubt See you next Sat can be in Lds about 11.10/12.10 its your Round

N history with the club, good or evil layers, so hopefully no places for mates. He will coach and pick teams on effort and skill not because he knows them.

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As has been said no ties to the club so its a fresh start and an opportunity for Kyle and an opportunity for our club. My only worry is the three year deal and it was mentioned that ex-director Richard Durgan was involved in the negotiations which suggests nobody stepped up for the role which is a concern after last years overspend. Fingers crossed that some money can be found so Kyle can try and put his own spin on the squad otherwise it will be a season treading water with Finns signings which from the rumors, don't exactly inspire confidence.

Inexperienced coach, working on a shoestring budget at a club in financial crisis - sounds familiar. Tough gig for an experienced coach never mind a rookie making his way but perhaps he sees it as a no lose situation for his career at this moment in time.

It’s good that we get mentioned for a positive story on a National sporting website.

Welcome back PA..

Hopefully Kyle will bring a whole new fresh approach and bring in some of his own players. Glad it wasn't Muzza - too much emotional attachment.

Brian Noble back in the top job at Bradford by the sounds of things, that wasn't expected.

The fact that he was at The Shay when we played them made me ask myself who was actually coaching that team. I thought he was only a consultant.