There is one small flaw with targeting games, what if we don't win them. I'm presuming our "target" games

Are Wakey, London, Cas, KR & Widnes.

Now we have ready lost to 3 of those teams, you can see the flaw in the plan. We Are also forgetting about Wakey. We need to make up 6 points on them just to get even. That's if Wakey lose all their games, they're still gonna win some so we NEED to beat the big boys.

Who has said we're targeting games?

Well it was crystal that we had no designs whatsoever on targeting a win in the Leeds game. Wish someone had told me before I bothered wasting an hour and a half.

RL is a simple game ... you cannot target games - play to win every game - it's a mindset thing!



Hit every team you play early and hit them hard - continue that throughout the 80 minutes and add no small amount of skill ... it's easy.



It's just that we are lacking a lot of those things at the moment ;-0

Is FC getting the best out of the squad! may be the question is, are the squad getting the best from the coaching staff!

Thi is completely OT but I will just share an idle thought that crossed my mind as I watched Wigan put Saints to the sword:



What would the game v. Leeds have been like if we had had Bateman, Whitehead, Sammutt, Scruton and Carvell in the squad? Which, had it not been for our ignominious collapse, we of course would have.

A while back when Halifax RLFC were struggling defensively, Karl Harrison brought in Brian Noble for a few defence coaching sessions. According to Karl they were a great success, and Halifax's defensive play improved immensely. I think this for Bradford would be a positive step forward if it can be achieved.

Which is pretty much the same thing.

Think that's a fair point - if the money isn't available for an extra full-time coach maybe a short term appointment would be possible.

I thought Matt Calland was the Halifax coach when Nobby went in there.



Nobby's situation with Salford is far from resolved and Cummins has already ruled out working with Noble once before. The circumstances might be different but I'd be very surprised if Cummins accepted Noble arriving.

It's hard to tell. He's a very strong character for sticking with you for all the problems the club has had. It also shows a sign of dedication.

If your players are working together and trying hard then he's doing a good job.

Personally, I think your mountain is too hard to climb and unless you get your points back you're up for the drop regardless of who's in charge.

A change of head coach would be silly. Stick together and rebuild together. He's probably getting as much out of his players this season, if not more, than a number of coaches in SL this season.

Tony Smith for certain and our coach Paul Anderson to name a couple.

Should we be worried by the apparent total lack of interest in all things playing wise by the men at the top? Are they just letting F.C. get along on his own.