Source: Team_Talk
McCall hints at Valley Parade stay
McCall, who has been Bantams boss for two years, had said he would not stay on as manager if City failed to reach the League Two play-offs.[LNB]With one game left that chance has gone but he said he had been "humbled" by the overwhelming show of support from the fans, hundreds of whom waived 'SOS' - save our Stuart - cards during the match.[LNB]"I still feel disappointment, but since Monday I have had lots of letters, emails and calls from supporters, ex-team mates and ex-managers," said McCall.[LNB]"I have had a proper reflection on my position and I will speak to the joint chairman of the club, Mark Lawn and Julian Rhodes on Monday.[LNB]"I realise I haven't given the fans what they hoped for, but I thought I would be letting them down more if I jumped ship. People have said 'you are stupid, you have only been in the job for two minutes,' but I feel I have let people down - at least in not getting us to the play-offs."[LNB][LNB]
