As we'll have one of this lot by next week, let's see who we all prefer.

Which Marshall?

Anderson has the most important credential: Bull at heart. Never forget the outrageous dummy he sold some full back when in his pomp, though the full back may just have decided buying it was the better option than trying the tackle.

Frank, is that a list of applicants only, or some applicants and some made up curve balls for fun/mischief? (I'm thinking Marshall and Paul haven't applied at least)

From that list I voted Anderson. Proven coach firstly, knows the club secondary. I'd also be happy with greenwood or Sharpe.

Richard

Sharpe AND Anderson.........

Wayne Bennett won’t be renewing his contract with England and will be unveiled as new bulls coach before Xmas. The club had to wait for England to finish with the World Cup to announce it. Heed my words

Has your old macaroons and cherry brandy habit caught up with you again?

I’ve never been wrong.

His visa won't come through until September however, leaving him in charge purely for the dead rubber games at the end when we already can't make the playoffs. The former groundsman will run the team until such time.

I suspected Paul Anderson would be the popular choice amongst supporters. He did his apprenticeship under T Smith and also has HC experience. If funds allow, you would have to say having somebody like Greenwood on the team would also be beneficial for the immediate knowledge he brings and also for the future.

a lot of ex-Bulls on that list and a lot of coaches on that list currently un-employed too. What has Baloo being doing since leaving the Giants? Same question for Morro?

I voted for Disco, he's done well at the Bulls before as a player and then junior/academy coach, he knows our issues after being through them. He also has a sound financial business outside of RL, I guess this makes him more committed in my eyes, it will be more than a job I suspect.

He is also a winner with a winners mentality, I don't know the guy, but he doesn't strike me as someone to take a backward step or namby pamby around certain egos. tough and uncompromising.