Source: Team_Talk
Bantams boss threatens to quit
McCall watched his side slide out of the top seven following a 4-1 defeat at Bournemouth on Tuesday night, a fifth successive away defeat for the Bantams, who have won only two of their last eight league matches.
The City boss, who agreed a new two-year deal at Valley Parade last month, told BBC Radio Leeds: "If we're not in the play-offs at the end of the season, I will not be here.
"It's my team that's out there. I tried to build it and we've had three really poor results.
"I'll look at my own position come the end of these eight games and if we're not in the play-offs then I won't be here.
"It's as simple as that because I can't go through that again. You say people are hurting but there's nobody hurting more than me, so it's doing me no good."
