Typically any team trying to get back into SL will look to invest as much of their money in the playing side as they can/want (two very different things I suppose).
To that end they will look to try and trim their budgets elsewhere so it's the non-playing staff that face the axe. Marketing and social media people, office and admin workers, community staff etc. People that remain will be asked to pick up this or that bit of the job that so and so used to do.

The tension last year when we played Wakefield was incredible. All day you felt sick before the match then during it was awful.

So when you get two teams whose fan base is made up of a load of chavs like today - they are and they both have history for this. You were bound to get some disorder. It wasn't heysel or anything though. From the video I've seen most of them look like kids - who can't throw a punch properly.

Start both Salford and KR on minus 20 points next season or make them play in front of empty grounds that will nip it in the bud.

I was there last year and I've got to say that both fans and clubs (with the exception of Jimmy Lowes) remained respectful throughout the game and in the celebrating/commiserating afterwards

I agree. Thought the Bulls fans handled it really well last year and there was just general relief from the Wakefield crowd.

"It's what happens with relegation and when all the funding in the top league is nowhere near the same in the second." Said Hull KR coach, James Webster.
Well, no s**t, Batman?

I wasn't bothered who won the MPG up to the point where the bleating from Hull KR started. They like all SL teams were happy to take the money for themselves but as soon as it doesn't suit them any more, we get this.
Championship teams have had to get by on scraps for years and SL was happy to let it happen.
For Hull KR it is simple...they have failed to win sufficient games to qualify for SL whereas other teams have.
It is sport and losers get nothing and now they know what that means.

Less than impressed by JP too.