I'd have gone at 12-0. The writing was on the wall.

If you sign Ainscough, Sibbitt, Herbert, Raynor though, and expect to improve - it won't happen. Throw in Sykes & Platt, madness. For me, they're one of the 3 worst teams in SL, certainly the backline anyhow.

Feel sorry for them to be honest, losing key players like Elima too, could be a tough few weeks.

Why should they? They've paid their money, they can do what they like. It's a free country, isn't it?

I cant blame them, it was bloody cold today with that hurricane blowing towards us.

26 mins was when they started to leave the main stand

Loyalty isn't staying till the end to applaud whatever is served up in front of you. I expect a professional, committed performance each and every time i watch. One where the basics are done correctly both in attack and defence. That didn't happen against Hull and i duly left as Hull scored their final try with minutes to go. I don't see why it should be seen as being disloyal by leaving early if you witness an unacceptable performance. Praising your team after a good, honest, committed performance, win or lose is ok. Mindlessly applauding rubbish just because it's seen as 'being loyal' is deluded.

That being so, my apologies. Tarred you wrongly with the brush needed for all those who delight in having a go.

And in fact IIRC the cheapest season tickets were actually free - issued to Under 16s playing for amateur clubs in the Service Area. Not sure how many of those were issued though.

I don't blame fans for leaving early if the players aren't putting in the effort. I am not one for blindly sticking by players if they are not doing what is being expected of them. We didn't have to get out of first gear most of the game and we put 50 on them - admittedy our defence was excellent for most of the game but they just gifted us so many points. Bradford were just dreadful today - at times it was just laughable; therefore I would have done exactly the same and left early.

Think its brilliant for Bradford & good for RL in general that your attendances have gone up in what was always likely to be a difficult transition season. Good on the club for getting people in

The sign of a real supporter, as stated above, is not necessarily staying til the end when you know the end result, but turning up the following week not knowing what you will be met with!