Yes, well done to all our friends at York. They will have a new ground to play in next year. As the right to play rugby league at Odsal runs out on 31 May 2019 then let's hope that we have a ground to play in next year, and a team to support.

but there again everybody does (except Warrington)

Well done to York, clearly a club on the up, hope they continue it in future years.
I honestly can't remember where a team with the best points for and against didn't come top, that's usually a good indicator of league position.
Also, a lot of talk on here of how our attack was so much poorer than York, yet we scored more points than them, interesting thought
Finally, noticeable how York's results (can't comment on performances) tightened up after we lost to Workington, narrow wins against a few teams. Tells me the favorite tag added a bit of pressure to them, which we carried throughout the season, until we screwed it up against Town

Theres been a lot of over reaction by our fans in general.
At the end of the day We were 1 goal kick (and no im not blaming Chizzy)
Away from being the Champions. How close can it get!
The way some have gone on you would think we were 10 points behind York

It all came down to holding nerve which they did so massive congrats to York.

No-one will remember we had the most prolific attack or meanest defence, only we shivered as soon as the pressure was applied.

Hopefully Uncle John's penchant for play off rugby will somehow instill a more panic free, measured approach to coming under pressure or we'll be going round again League 1 style

Three things cost us. First the live streaming fiasco that put a lot of unwanted attention on us before the game away at Workington. Second, seemingly not bothering to play for the first 40mins versus York at home. Third, picking a lightweight bench versus Workington at Odsal.

Avoid any of those and we go straight up.