Noble plots big-time return for ambitious Bradfordpublished at 09:08 Greenwich Mean Time 8 February
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Brian Noble returned as head coach of Bradford 20 years after departing as a Super League champion
There was a time where Brian Noble would not even set foot in Odsal Stadium.
He had played just short of 400 first-grade games for Bradford, won championships, captained the club, and notably coached the club to a period of unprecedented success.
After departing during the 2006 season, there was nothing. On the advice of a mentor he severed contact.
Until his epiphany.
"I went back and I looked at the ground where I'd played all those games from colts upwards and I thought 'this is where you live, this is your home, this is your turf'," Noble told BBC Sport.
It persuaded the 63-year-old to invest his time and years of expertise into his hometown club, first, in an advisory role.
Eamon O'Carroll's decision to step down and move to St Helens as part of Paul Wellens' staff prompted a decision to be made this past autumn, and led to Noble's startling return as head coach for the first time in 20 years.
"It was about time I put something back into it," Noble said.
"I was kind of pushing behind the scenes to go for it and let's establish ourselves a good team, we've made progress with lots done and there's lots to do, and with Eamon wanting to jump back into full-time at St Helens there was a chance the progress could have been de-stabilised."Read this in full on the BBC Sport website and app.