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BN was asked on Thursday if he would consider taking over the coaching reins on an expenses basis only as they needed to get rid of all coaching staff. '"
I see. So like the other chap, you are also claiming that the offer to Potter to stay and work for nothing was a sham, and if he had said "yes", they would have told him, "actually, no, we didn't mean it, off you go".
OK.
Quote topbombing="topbombing"...He asked that one be kept on and that he would do it as long as the whole thing was handled correctly (as he was mates with Potter). '"
Er, this is Noble's own account, not yours. The one quoted on Monday in the press.
Quote topbombing="topbombing"Noble asked Cummins on Monday if he would stay on. He knew what was happening last week. Noble has never said he only found out on Monday as far as I'm aware.'"
Well then, let me increase your awareness. I will even do so without pay.
[url=http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2012/jul/03/brian-noble-bradford-bulls?newsfeed=true
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Quote topbombingNoble returned to the country only on Monday after a six-week break in Australia and Fiji. That coincided with a morning of the long knives at Odsal, as the administrator laid off 16 members of Bradford's off-field staff including the head coach, Mick Potter.
"The administrator phoned me up, told me the situation and asked if I could help out for a while, maybe until the end of the season," Noble told the Guardian. "As a Bradfordian through and through who's been made a freeman of the city, and having spent 35 years at the club, I said 'yes'. That's been my only motive whatsoever, to try and help out."
He confirmed that he had immediately approached Francis Cummins . . . .'"
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We know that this approach was made on Monday, so there is the second confirmation (the first being the plain wording of the article that Guilfoyle made the sackings ,
then told Noble of the "situation"
Quote topbombing ... to work alongside him. "You need a thread to keep it going," Noble said. "I know Franny, he's a good guy and a good coach who is going to be a head coach himself. And I couldn't do it by myself anyway, there would just have been too much to do.'"
If you want specific nailed-down confirmation, though, here it is:
Quote topbombing"I actually left him a message and then he left me a message back saying that, with everything that had happened, he didn't think he could do it. We did speak later in the night and that's the way it was left, but by that stage they'd had the supporters' meeting when Mick said there was some kind of conspiracy theory going on. Do you know what, I don't need that. There's no kind of conspiracy.'"
Next, Potter himself dates the call from Noble to Cummins as on the Monday too;
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Quote topbombing“This afternoon Franny Cummins received a phone call from Brian Noble, asking him to work at the Bulls because he needed some help and would Francis do that,” said Potter.
“He sent it as a message so Francis didn’t return the call.'"
This corresponds 100% with what Noble said, and what Cummins said.
Or maybe now you are going to say that Potter and Cummings are also lying about when these calls etc took place? Maybe the T&A, the Guardian, and all the media and all the fans have conspired to pretend the fans meeting was on Monday, but really it was the previous Friday?
