Ross Hannah

Yeah but they have to realised JF is no longer chairman or in charge if you like so all 3 are now responsible in my eyes. Anyway here is an article from Bradford about Hannah


Bantams boss Phil Parkinson has confirmed striker Ross Hannah will return to the Coral Windows Stadium after the completion of his loan deal with Grimsby Town.

The 26 year-old has spent the last three months at Blundell Park, scoring eight goals in thirteen matches for the Mariners in the process.

In his final game of his loan period, Hannah scored the winner in Grimsby's 1-0 win over Wrexham this Friday to send them top of the Blue Square Bet Premier.

With City's players set to train this Sunday following Saturday's postponement at Wycombe Wanderers, Hannah will join up with his team-mates once again in preparation for the club's Boxing Day clash at home to Accrington Stanley.

Hannah's impressive form during his time with the Mariners is believed to have put the forward on the radar of a number of Conference clubs.

Grimsby themselves are keen to try and bring the forward back to Blundell Park but Parkinson has stressed that any move for Hannah must be a permanent move.

"Ross Hannah will be back with us as of tomorrow (Sunday) morning," Parkinson confirmed.

"He did really well during his time at Grimsby and we were all pleased to see him get some goals under his belt.

"There were times when we could have called Ross back given the amount of games we've had in periods this season, but we decided to be fair to Ross and to Grimsby.

"We wanted to give Ross the full three months at Grimsby.

"As you may expect given the amount of goals he's scored, there has been some interest in Ross from other clubs.

"We have stressed to Grimsby and to any other club interested in Ross that he is not going anywhere else on loan.

"If any of the interested clubs make an offer for Ross that we feel is right for the club and for Ross, we'll listen to it.

"Until then though, we look forward to welcoming him back and working once again with him."

At the same time as Hannah comes back into the club, first year pro Adam Baker has joined Blue Square Bet North side Harrogate Town on a month's loan.

Parkinson added: "It will be a good chance for him to enjoy a solid month of playing football and getting some games."

"It will be a good test for him. Harrogate is a good club and they play good football."

Right let's get this straight people, if you forgotten john had help in the form of Mr Parker.....who had more financial clout than john I think but what happen?? That would of been his help in funding future players....now I don't know what happened between the pair but why couldn't they just get along for the good of the club?? AS for the others you are right they can't even afford a selection box from freemo market never mind chipping in for Hannah.

From the Bradford City Official Web Site http://www.bradfordcityfc.co.uk/news/article/hannah-back-556802.aspx