Awful today really bad performance, to be honest would'nt miss him if he goes.

Also 8,000 how did they get that, there must have been at least 11,000 there.

yes newton was lazy hally was in at D/h o lot today coz tez was absent, as for the crowed i agree 10 and a half thou at least some tax fiddle def going on there

Halley was superb today reminded me a bit of Kris Radlinski with some of them try saving tackles, awesome player.

You are wrong. From the main stand there were almost as many Cas fans on the end terrace as there were Bulls fans at the worryingly sply populated side terrace.

The attendance was clearly announced correctly, and the shortfall was all Bulls fans. Well done to Cas for coming in very decent numbers.

Well it just shows where there club is heading really, 8,000 fans. If i was Sam Burgess i'd be on that first plane to Manly.

Rubbish. Popular stand was as sp as I have seen it since 1996.

Dreadful Bulls crowd. Decent Cas turnout.

how mnay did cas take?

The thing is, though, given what the HOME fans have been served up this year, it's probably more exactly what you'd expect than 'dreadful'. If (for example) we were where we now are, but all the wins had been at home, then the home fans would be a lot happier and be turning out in better numbers. Our home performances have been and continue to be THE worst thing. We couldn't be pis[size.[/sizesing off the home fans any more if we were doing it deliberately.

Same with us, we have won more away games. Our crowds are well below what we expect nowadays. Bradford should still average around 12,000.

Nearly 9000. But still poor. But then who can blame them, there is better things to do on a Sunday afternoon.

Back O/T, it's not often Newton has a really poor game and today was one of those rare occasions. Menzies had a bad game against Saints, but I don't see anybody condemning offering him a new contract.

How the hell was Newton poor?

He never stopped working when he was on the field. Yes he gave the interception up, but don't forget about the two tries he made, the awesome break he backed up and almost scored from. He never stopped talking and trying to fire us up.

No way was he poor, and if more players played like Terry Newton then we would be a lot better of in the league.

It was no coincidence either that the 18 points we conceded after the break were conceded when Newton was off the field and only when he was put back on did we perk up again, unfortunatley it was to little to late, yet again.

I agree. People will focus on the intercept but they shouldn't. Why not blame Sykes who once again was missing in action when Castleford were carving us to pieces.

Newton was poor.

He threw out a couple of flat passes close to the line but it is about all he offers these days I'm afraid. If we want to get back up the table, we need better than that from our playmakers.

Does he still do his stupid little kicks lnear the line like he did with us?