Where to park would be my worry. Haven't been for years I must admit, but the last time was a bit of a 'mare.

Can't see Campbell wanting a rest after playing as little rugby he has in last 18m and bearing in mind new coach will be watching he will be keen to play

Was well impressed with him yesterday...
It's like finding a tenner down the back of the sofa.

Campbell was always described as the best player in the championship for quite a few seasons

I have said for a while he is a very good player, just never had the chance to prove himself because of injury and then not been fully fit.

Did anyone see Mendeika giving everyone a right rollicking under the sticks when we conceded one of the second half Trys? Looked like he was taking his captain duties very seriously. The situation at the Bulls is probably going to allow our more fringe type players like him, Campbell, Halafihi amd Thomas far more game time than they would have had if the others had stayed. If they use it like they did yesterday (except Thomas) they'll win a lot of people over.

They also have a point to prove with not getting much game time last year.

and they are literally playing for their livelihoods - if we go down (again), they'll be part-time or gone.

I was thinking more of his knock yesterday that's all and giving Thomas some game time since it's important that Pryce and Keyes play the full game together to form some sort of partnership going into the Hull KR match.

Always been impressed with Mendieka, the problem is we have been blessed with good fullbacks for a while and we seemed to want to play him there. I mean Mullaney, Shaw (in attack he was class), Clare, Moss and even Mathers was a better FB than Mendieka. So I'd play him at Centre with Oakes as the other Centre.

Park in B&Q down the road, no parking restrictions.

Aireworth Road, Keighley Great if you are happy with a five minute walk to the ground.(Pass new Mother Hubbard's for some chips on the way in).

Not sure who's supplied the parking info for Cougar Park that your media guy has put out on Twitter but be warned parking is nowhere as straightforward as it is made out with particular references to the retail park parking spaces .

Your man writes 'There are also retail parks surrounding the stadium that have no time limit or purchase fee to leave your vehicle. ' Not necceserily with some especially TK Maxx / Pets at Home /Currys across from the stadium on Hard Ings Road being particularly free and easy with the old clampers for those they have suspected of being at the match , similarly with the small industrial area across the road (United Carpets ) also dishing out fines and car clamps for non customers . The Leisure Centre can also get a tad shirty with parkers if it believes that they aren't using their facilities .

Also on Royd Ings Avenue just close to the main gate be aware that the small side road that leads to the Airedale Park Industrial Park is another Clampers paradise , even right on the junction with Royd Ings which catches out many a unwary away fan .

Best bet is roadside parking on Royd Ings or if its operating the Cricket Club adjacent to CP sometimes open their pitch side for match day parking for a small fee. Cross Hills Cougars suggestion of Aireworth Road isn't a bad one either

Safe journey over n see you all at the game

I normally park in Bingley & walk in. It keeps your car from the Keighley scrotes & avoids the peasants on public transport.

Wouldn't it be easier to allow the butler to drop you off and then pick you up after the game?