Poor attendance today I thought.



My sympathies are with the many genuine and good natured Rovers fans. It's a tough way to go down. However to people like roversmad, Burton's forearm and the duck bloke I concur with the OP.

I've never let the truth get in the way of c0ck waving arguments on the Internet; I'm not going to start now.

Batley in Blackpool!

talk about having class,what about the idiot who threw the bottle at o,brien as he was taking that conversion,that was real classy

My wife is gutted so no gloating from me ,however if the boot was on the other foot we would be getting the same stick. Regardless of how many Salford get they still have loyal fans and they would be gutted as well. Dont take this the wrong way but losing that game when in front twice and Salford losing three players they did really well to take the game but if you cannot defend a 8 point lead with 3 mins to go then sorry you deserve what you get

It's a good job that many fans bother to turn up at Huddersfield. Nothing against the fans. Just hate the place as a venue. soulless.

Craven park with only a couple of thousand rattling around next year won't be much better.

You will have a chance of getting back up but don't fall for the ones saying you will go straight back up. Those young good players you have will now be receiving calls from their agents offering better terms with other clubs.

It isn't just the £1m in central funds you lose but between £0.5m and £1m in lost gate receipts and sponsorship due to having hardly any away support coming apart from the Bulls fans who do tend to travel still. 3-4k gates will be the norm unfortunately.

We will now see how good Peacock is at his job in trying to build a team in a few weeks as most of your team are now thinking do they really want to travel to places in the championship if they get offers elsewhere. The next few weeks are vital to a relegated club.

It is a tough way to go down but KR are a good club and if your chairman, Peacock, Sheens and the players you end up with all do their jobs you will get a crack at the middle 8s again next year. It isn't the end of the world. It just feels like it. You will get used to it and that first year makes a change going to these new places you haven't seen for many years. Fingers crossed your chairman has a plan to find that lost income - and good luck!

Still more than Salford this season.

I'm guessing Bull fans are getting nervous that there's a bigger fish taking over their small pond.

Nice one. If only the MPG was decided by who gets bigger attendances ey?

How d'you work that one out? It'll be good for the Championship, and it'll be good for Bradford to have a more recently successful club to take the pressure off our lot. Having said that, we're probably doomed anyway given our perilous financial situation, but it's all fun and games, eh?