thats gratitude for you. Who the hell would want the job !! ??

To be fair he has brought that on himself over last few weeks. That club may well be in tatters, and some pretty average players to boot, but he picks the team each week. And some of his selections defy belief at times.

maybe could return to HQ as assistant to BM.he leaves the Bulls with dignity imo,did all he could.Wayne Bennett couldnt have saved them this year!

maybe but it cant be easy not knowing what players are going to be turning up at training one week to the next and who is going out through the revolving door.its amazing he hasnt walked himself to be fair and I cant recall ever hearing him bemoaning the situation he has just got on with the job.

I think that was a fair point earlier in the season. But not over last six weeks. He even added loan signings, and not bad ones. But he made so many mistakes selection wise. You only had to see the Catalans debacle to see how bad Gaskell is at fullback, but he continued with it. That is what I am talking about with selections brought on by himself.

Sympathy start of season, none over last six weeks though.

He ain't the first coach to find himself in an impossible situation but in all honesty he hasn't dragged up much in the way of battling performances by his team. Contrast that with Mick Potter, say.

Perhaps Nobby the saviour will return to his hallowed ground

Poor reward for the loyalty he has shown the Bulls. Maybe it has more to do with cutting their cloth ready to fit next seasons reduced circumstances?

nothing but respect for Franny for what he has done for our club...however, 1 win in 13, not good enough

You tell me you'd have wanted BM if his record was that bad

Some wouldn't want BM if he got 1 loss in 13.
RL fans are so fickle.
Feel sorry for FC but I must say I never thought he would make a top class coach in SL or at least not just yet.

The loses are one thing, the manner of most of them have been really bad though. London are in a mess as a club also and even though they haven't won a game they've shown some spirit in defeat.

Whilst I feel sorry for Cummins, I can see why Bradford have done it.

They need to try something to get a couple of results and often a new coach leads to a temporary upping of performance from the players.

It's the massive downside of promotion & relegation unfortunately. A few years ago under a licensing system they'd have been able to regroup and build for the future like Widnes.

Lowes looks to be throwing hat into the ring

Matt Diskin player coach anyone? His business seems to run OK without his full time input, and I reckon he'll stay in the game when he stops playing.