It's funny how even most depressing footage suddenly becomes funny when speeded up and played to the benny hill theme tune.

The Bulls showing an admirable measure of cajones, I'd say!

I bet they are hoping for straight, tidy wins between now and then!

But credit to them for keeping to their word and being ready to face the music. I just hope it can be kept comparatively civil, as I'd bet that Hood is as fscked off as anyone on this board, and as slanging matches never produced any worthwhile result.

Another one I will try to make. Unfortunately things have a habit of cropping up on the same bloody night to stop me getting there.

Not really it is a calculated move that gives a facade of them 'listening' but in reality whatever the fans ask or contribute the club will carry on safe in the knowledge that they know best. Reading these boards over the past 2 years shows that if the club had a combination of afs ideas, FAs willful stubborness to carry them out, tigertots RL insight and MBBBs audacity we would be in the top 4 and watched by crowds of over 12,000.

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they've certainly got balls

should be interesting.

Hopefully it will be well attended too, all well and good moaning on here about the way the club is being run but this is an opportunity to put your views/idea's to the club.

Indeed. But will they listen?

Why would they hold a forum if they didn't intend on listening?

Obviously your email requesting them to sack McNamara is unlikely to be acted upon though!

Mmmm, my daughter's birthday or the Bulls fans forum?

Tricky, I wonder if she will be happy with that for her night out....

...and if they had listened to my views we might have had a decent coach in by now and the crowds would never have dwindled in the first place.

What would you tell them that it would be reasonable to assume they don't actually already know?

PS genuine question, not loaded.

Sorry bonzo - slightly bad choice of word by me. I realise that they will listen but would they be prepared to act on any suggestions is what I should have said! (rhetorical I know)



Shame, cos if they did this beforehand they might get a lot more fans at the forum.

I will be definitely attending, should be interesting, anyone thinking of going?

you know, i'm amazed the club are willing to put their collective heads above the parapit. I just hope that some of the people on here who have made their cases against the club are willing to put their views in person. i've emailed my questions and, unless something unfortunate happens, i'll be going along.

This is a positive move from the Bulls and all the main men will be in the firing line.
I do have one reservation and thats the format of answering questions from e:mails that they choose to answer.
I do hope that there is time left for questions from the floor. If these are sensible and rational we may eventually get to know what the underlaying problem is. There certainly is one.

I'll try and get there.
Though I think we all know what questions are going to be asked.
They know what questions are going to be asked.
Unfortunately we know what answers there going to give.

I'll go cos I like a good heated discussion.

And a few more questions after tonight.

But is there any answers?

If there were problems behind the scenes.. I highly doubt we'd be told about them at the fans forum anyway.

It's just a chance for the club to spin things really - we'll probably never get the truth on what is really going on.

Anyone want to take bets on the forum being "postponed" after tonights performance.

I don't think it will, I mean last Sunday's was not exactly a "high" was it?

We still have to play Wakefield yet don't we? Below 11,000 attendance, another home defeat. It will be cancelled after that game I think.

Well all I can say is a fans forum is a great place to introduce the new head coach.

Not that the board will sack McNamara or that he'll have the decency to admit he doesn't know what he's doing and walk away. At least if he took option 2 he'd have a chance at getting a crack at another head coaches job because he could claim it was his choice to leave.

do you think they will need police there to protect macca? lol

Exactley at the last two forums the club have always made the point that finances aren't a problem.