Ben Cockayne and Liam Watts to face the RFL disciplinary team after there part in the brawl at the KC stadium last Thursday.

Would us a massive favour if the RFL handed out a ban for each.

Because from the showing yesterday there just isn't confidence whatsoever within the Bulls camp and this poor form will continue until someone stands up and takes charge out on the field.

As I've already posted it's been a difficult week for everyone with McNamara leaving and Lee taking over but the players didn't look interested yesterday at teh start of the game and only started to play once we were 12-0 down after six minutes.

We have to face the facts that we have too many below average seasoned players and with Orford out for the season there is no leader or chief to take charge of events that happen during the game.

No disrespect to Salford but some of the tries we conceded yesterday were from pathetic and lazy attempts at tackling, which I think everyone is sick to the teeth of because this non-existent defence is a major concern with three tough away trips at Hull KR, St Helens and Wigan still to come.

I really do fear for our attendances for the rest of the year and into next seasion with the current form, because long term supporters, people who were there in the late 50's early 60's are seriously considering whether or not to renew for next year.

We are at the tipping point now and with Catalans Dragons next up at Odsal the game will likely be the lowest crowd for us all season with even less there than yesterdays gate.

Mick Potter's appointment needs to be the launch of a new era at Odsal, it really does need the board and directors to think "this is 1996 all over again".

This Saturday at Craven Park is that new launch so everyone get behind the team and travel in numbers and get behind the players as this game really is make or break for the play-offs.

Hull KR 18-30 Bradford with 8100 there (200 from Bradford).

Referee: Thierry Alibert (Tarn, France)

Video Referee: Richard Silverwood (Mirfield)

So then the record this season under Thierry Alibert, played two, won two, lost none.

Bradford 41-22 Castleford
Bradford 58-16 Leigh

The record when Richard Silverwood is the video referee, played two, won none, lost two.

Huddersfield 24-12 Bradford
Crusaders 44-20 Bradford

Stop being so negative. The only think that can stop us winning is The fact that Silverwood is involved.

Hull KR centre Ben Cockayne and Hull FC second rower Danny Tickle have both been banned for their part in the brawl during last Thursday's Hull derby.

Cockayne, who was sin-binned at the time, was handed a two-match ban and a £300 fine, while Tickle was suspended for one match and fined £300.

All in which is good news for Saturdays game although Liam Watts is free to play.

We should put you to the sword rather convincingly but it doesn't feel like we will for some reason

I voted for Hull KR to win. Because they will.

A few Rovers fans I knew are all saying a Bradford win.

Show some faith.

I for one are concerned with this game as a side such as yourselves will not go on losing forever. 10 in a row is unthinkable ,it will at the very least be close

It will be a KR win. We will threaten briefly but succumb pathetically. I'm glad I will be in the pub.

Acting Head Coach Lee St Hilaire has named his 19 man squad for Saturday's trip to Hull KR

With Paul Sykes suspended and Matt Orford, Nick Scruton and James Donaldson still unavailable, St Hilaire has named the same squad as for last week's game against Salford.

Dave Halley, who was omitted last week because of a family bereavement, will come into consideration for this week's game.

The squad is:

Addy, Halley, L'Estrange, Hall, Lynch, Sheriffe, Crossley, Finigan, Kopczak, Olbison, Menzies, Reardon, Godwin, Nero, Kearney, Whitehead, Worrincy, Langley, Platt.

Again no Southernwood.

It's my wife's birthday and we'll be away.

Luckily!

Team i'd choose is:

1. Halley
2. Sheriffe
3. Platt
4. Nero
5. Finigan
6. Kearney
7. Addy
8. Hall
9. L'Estrange
10. Lynch
11. Whitehead
12. Langley (if fit, limped off against Salford)
13. Menzies

14. Godwin
15. Worrincy
16. Kopzcak
17. Crossley