This Sunday? That seems optimistic.

Well with Fax getting hammered by Sheffield it shows there are nothing more than an average side. Its just that they get absolutely bang up for it every time they play us. We don't. It's an attitude thing every time with this game.

When the going gets tough or it's required for us to dig deel, our response as been utterly pathetic.

If they lose this at home the mood could turn ugly. 5 in a row?

I think we will get hammered to be honest, the players apart from a few did not look interested yesterday so it will be just a case of going through the formalities until we actually have a slightly more meaningful game to play. Most look like they cant wait for next season and the crowd yesterday was very poor as well and a lot of people commenting after the game they simply could not justify paying Bradford's prices for a jumped up friendly.

Well it’s all gearing up to be a total non event. Should be quite a spectacle. A test of who is least disinterested.

I still think we’ll get turned over, Fax are obviously the favourites given their run of wins over us. Fax fans don’t get to claim otherwise.

If we win we’ll scrape it unconvincingly.

As a season ticket holder I feel no incentive or obligation to go. I’ve already paid but then again the Olympics are on which will be more enjoyable viewing I think.

The incentive for the players should be that administration, and therefore a subsequent points deduction, is not yet out of the window, so we should be trying to amass as many points as we can from these remaining games rather than just assuming we've already done enough.

I'm not letting hill-dwelling troglodytes show less interest than me. I'll be there staring into space, mucking about with my phone and toying with the idea of getting a burger but ultimately choosing not to.

Wow.... We are feeling in the depths of despair.

I'll be there. Not overly bothered if we lose, but I'd prefer to actually have a team that loses (even if they can't be d) than be an RL orphan because we showed the same amount of fight as the Show Ponies have this year.

I have to believe that the good times will return. It may take a year or two, a new owner or a complete clear out of the team. So as High Royds is no longer open Odsal is the only place to be.

Has to be my favourite post.

That's the kind of pep talk I was hoping for. I may yet join you.

With prices slashed to £15 my season ticket just lost value.... Still 6 more homes games if we sort ourselves out eh?!?!?

rlYou can now not give a flying one either way at the bargain basement price of less than beforerl

Wow, £15, I am almost tempted to go...


...no probably not, not really.

In fact, maybe I will spend the week talking up how important the game is, about how I am really up for it, and then on the day, not bother to watch.

That would be a fitting tribute.

I'd call it the "Fev preparation".

On a more serious note the malaise the side is in hasn’t just happened it’s been around for months and allowed to fester and grow. A similar situation is affecting Hudders at the moment. Their new coach said something after their loss to Salford that chimed with me and could be said about the Bulls players too:

“There are some habits that have been in this squad for a long time that need to be changed. That’s not going to be easy, but it has to be done to make sure we turn things around.”