Lot's of doom mongering about these clubs going to the wall if relegated due to their benefactors pulling out.

Bradford haven't. London haven't.

Why would a businessman like Hudgell, Davy or Koukash allow a club they own to simply go to the wall - isn't it more realistic that if they want out, that they'd sell the club and at least try and recoup something?

Any club that gets relegated would have to cut it's cloth accordingly due to the decrease in revenues it'd suffer, and then rebuild. It may take a few seasons to achieve SL again, depending on the level the benefactor is still willing to underwrite costs, but it would see the club go out of existence.

Bradford had a benefactor? That is news to us.

Didn't say they did.

The point you missed was they haven't "gone to the wall" following relegation.

Salford will have the worst fallout if they go down, as I don't see Mr K sticking around if they do. So I hope they don't.

I did see that part. I also saw the "due to their benefactors pulling out" part and stupidly assumed it was part of the point you were making. My mistake. I can't help but feel though that the person who writes the beginning of your sentences needs to have a conversation with the person who writes the ends of them.

davy has already done this relegation process once and we have built up since, would he be willing again? getting on abit in age now too

Well I never thought we were so highly thought of!

Anyone who has any idea of the recent (and long term) history of salford would understand why crowds are currently embarrassingly low, I'm not suggesting they will ever be high but right now is about as low as we've ever been. With any kind of relative success, or even lack of circus we'd probably treble our home gates.
Also all those fans of cas saying we bring nothing, don't forget the money we paid for chase helped your finances at a bad time for you. Same with wakey with Tim Smith.

If we go down we deserve it though. Best team for years yet still get relegated, standard stuff.

You're both as bad as each other. It's pathetic to send a plane over never mind any reaction from KR fans. It smacks of small time insecurity.

oh dear, its called club rivalry!

bet your a right barrel of laughs at rugby!

Had to chuckle when i saw that though

What's wrong with flying a plane with a celebratory message over the city? Or were the organisers supposed to avoid that part of East Hull?

That just happened to fly right over the KR ground, just before kick off. But yes I believe you, it wasn't meant to taunt KR at all.

Didn't Man United do something similar with Liverpool when they went past 18 league titles?

Yes. And NY Jets fans did it to a Patriots training camp last year. There are college football games where it's a miracle if it doesn't happen.

Always remember John Kears first game coaching us away to cas "don't fear it's only John Kear" we beat them and sent them down later that season.