Jeez. Rather at Leeds than at Wakefield though. If that's the case I expect a big Bulls turn out, a final show of defiance! I think if you've experienced the highest of the highs it's your duty to turn up for the final humiliation and the lowest of the lows; all part of the sporting experience!

FC - “There is other stuff going on as well and we looked like we had some players who were just way off."

Cummins ought to resign for the following reasons,
1, His rep is dropping like a stone due to a bunch of players who don't trust/believe in what he says. 24-0 after 15 mins is a white flag. Apparently we didn't need Langley and Sammutt but we did need Gaskell and Walker. Foster and Henry's defence would be exposed in the Championship. Some of his decisions have been very poor.

2, He will get another job as most reasonable people think he's not responsible for the state the club's in.

3, Whilst the club need a change of coach, I don't think the new regime have really supported him either. Loan deals and kids from New Zealand weren't ever going to be enough to turn the ship around.

Who knows what 'the other stuff' is but for the sake of his own career he needs to gather up his stuff and go.

"The other stuff" is worrying. As (from the same sentence) FC says it isn't anything to do with the points appeal. There's not much else off field stuff going on, so it must be dressing room.

"Other stuff" I would take to mean the players sorting their future careers.

Correct, as I said last week. FC is now a dead man walking, for whatever reason his players have given up. He needs to go before we start planning next years 2nd tier team. We need to appoint the man we want in charge next season (not FC) asap so he can pick through the carcass and try to get a head start on next year. The only silver lining of being effectively relegated by June is we have some time to plan....Mr Green are you listening?

Green is clearly no fool, so we can presume he has a plan, but as he says so little, we don't know what it is.

Has there ever been a chairman of a club in the throes of such a painful slow and ignominious death, who has said so little about it? I am not suggesting he just recites platitudes, or cliches about backs to the wall, grindstones, and mathematically possibles but am I the only one who would like to know what our chairman is actually doing and thinking about this?

What has he said? Well, we know he isn't happy about the independent panel not giving him leave to present whatever that case was, and he is maybe taking legal advice to take this mysterious argument to court. For what point, especially now we're dead men walking anyway?

We know he wants to buy Odsal from the RFL and the Council. It isn't made clear why. Must presumably have a few spare bob though.

What else do we know? What has he done, since taking over, to try to affect the season? When he took over we could very clearly have escaped relegation without any points back. No we can't, even had we got back all 6. Has he actually done anything significant to try to stop the slide. I don't know. He hasn't said. If he has, what was it? If not, why not?

Just quietly working out best way to get his money back?

He will be at work a long time before he will find a way of doing that. I wonder who on earth is currently paying the bills as I cannot see how we can be covering costs at the moment - unless the playing staff have been put on piece work contracts!