Yeah, we hate it when referees are consistent.

The issue is regarding the penalty to Salford for pushing a player into touch. Salford drag a rovers player in and are given scrum head and feed. Then there's the dragging a rovers player over the try line, again no penalty. Oh and the Meli try he is clearly in touch

Absolute tosh, if that's anywhere near right the capacity must have increased to 30,000. I thought there was far less than last time I visited 2 years ago.

My bad. 5931.

LOL CJL - The Anoraks love attendances dont they?

Not sure. I presume your fans don't invade the pitch every time you concede a drop out which is why I was surprised it happened tonight.

The crowd was a pathetic 2903 which puts to bed all the pre season nonsense of record ticket sales.

You were 'surprised it happened' yet it was the 'same old story'?
Wow.

we were awful as well some os through a brew on.

Hull is a terrible place though, their fans are as mongy as , the little stood behind the sticks summed them up perfectly

You can't beat a bit of irony!

From my seat in the West stand I have a pretty good view of the away supporters. I can almost see the whites of their eyes, and can certainly see the webbing in their hands.

I have never seen such a reaction to a drop out decision in my life! If this was the last minute of a cup final it could be a bit more understandable, but this was a mid-season dour contest between two uninspiring lower mid table sides. Over excitement can be expected in some of the younger element, but there were middle aged men, haring down the terracing to give Bentham the 'benefit of their wisdom'. The less said about the obese bloke with no shirt on, the better.

Castleford and Hull KR: two fixtures, two pitch encroachments.

Derek for the treble I think I would go for Widnes at home later in the year. Fans of these 3 clubs very similar in attitude.

Whats it got to do with you,concentrate on your own forum rolf.

As this is a relegation thread I am a bit worried about the RFL action following 2 separate missile throwing incidents and the apparent pitch incursion.

Hull KR have previous but they/someone identified those responsible rlSTORYrl which may have mitigated any further action.

Castleford,way back in 2009,were given a 20k fine -[i The RFL also ordered Castleford to forfeit the £20,000 suspended from a fine imposed in September 2009 after plastic bottles were thrown onto the pitch and match officials were abused and harassed by fans at the end of a home match against Catalans Dragons.[/i rlSourcerl

Could our friends at the RFL - Fined for 14 players on the pitch,changed to the loss of 2 competition points,last year - show their bias again by perhaps,puttingthe loss of points on should further disorder occur at the AJ Bell,or elsewhere?

Will there ever be an end to Dr K paying out the money for little,if any,return?

I hope the culprit is identified,and soon,to mitigate the situation.

Just after the gentleman who ran on the pitch, looking as though he had a bottle (plastic I hope) too many, the "beer sellers" were attemptibg to sell said bottles & perhaps draught to his "friends". Perhaps the announcer (recorded) should rewrite the message - any suggestions?