I won't be there buit it's nothing to do with boycotting the game. It's just a case of 'to much to do and not enough time' for Friday evening games for me.

I like it

My bank account is quite damaged this month. Normally I would scrape the cash together but on this occasion I decided it's not worth it, I can't justify the expense when we are playing so badly and the enjoyment factor has gone. The Bulls will just have to survive without my support in person until the end of the month. I guess I'll be in the pub nursing half a mild for 80mins this Friday.

After I've been paid hopefully we'll have turned it around but if not I'll be deciding which games I go to based on whether I think I'll get value for money - i.e the team playing better and putting the effort in.

I went through the stage of paying to see any old rubbish back in the 80s and early 90s. Someone else can take over from me now.

Consider your duty taken over!

But you know you want to go still, every week, deep down in your heart!

This is a really worrying thread when you read that even the staunchest die hard supporters are not going to the games. Without them the club is bolloxed and things will get worse and worse until we have no team to support. I have been worried about the continued downward spiral over the last few seasons but can see the current situation being the beggining of the end for the club I am very commited to. Very sad really. That being said I and my crew will be there supporting them home and away whilst we still have a team to support.

Im going and looking forward to it..especially since i`ll be pitchside, in fact couldnt get much closer to the action without actually being on the pitch.

Can't be bothered making the journey from Manchester this week after sunday's efforts.

Be at a pub ready to down my sorrows.

I'll be there. Plus I took three friends to the Saints game who don't really have a team, but are involved in the amateur game, and they are coming with me again on Friday!!

I don't know if they just enjoyed the drinking, or in a sadistic way, seeing me suffer, but either way it's three more people through the gates.

God knows we need it.

I'm going.

I'm excited yet worried at the same time.

I'll be there, just hope the p*ssed up prats who were calling for mcnamara's head all throughout sundays game don't show up. We really do have some vegetables supporting our team.

I'll be there although with a few others, I'm hoping for an improvement..........a big improvement

I'm going with my brother.

Bought my Dad a season ticket for his 60th and due to unforseen circumstances he couldn't make the game on Sunday and probably can't make it on Fri.

Seems a shame to let those games go to waste so one of us is using the card and we're sharing the cost of paying the other person in.

We'd have probably gone anyway though and no matter how bad it gets will probably go for the rest of the season.

Hoping there'll be a MASSIVE improvement! The body language of the team said it all last week, after Saints got their first try the heads went down and they just looked like they didn't want to be there.

After complete misery on Sunday which then turned to anger yesterday. I'm actually starting to get excited now in a funny kind of way. So if we win I can say I was there when we witnessed the great fight back (a bit like last years Leeds home match or the Saints away (I didn't go to the Saints match but I've told people that I did)). If we don't win then I'm determined not to let it spoil my weekend.

I agree mate. It's up to them now though.

As happened so often last year. But I think, as last year, it was more the manner of the first try. As last year, we started stronglyt (after the obligatory screw-up early doors) and applied loads of pressure. But never turned that into points. Then as soon as the opposition get the ball its down the park and in for a try. Heartbreaking. As last year. As at Hudds.

I suspect that its a huge confidence thing...and once you get the same circumstances repeating yet again, maybe the unbidden thoughts are "oh God not again" and confidence is shot? After all, if that was the thought going through most of OUR heads when Stains scored, would it be any surprise if it was going through theirs?

I felt we blew last season in the players' heads not in their bodies. Surely, surely that's where remedy has to lie?