First home game ive been to in two seasons, and have to say it could be long time before i return. The most gutless display ive seen since 1996 (in the flesh).

Could have been a lot worse given the number of try opportunities bombed by Wakey. Agree on was has been said about passion. Dead men walking on the pitch apart from Dixon.

where to begin...

on the field, dixon and gower only ones to make an effort as usual, and the latters contribution was only really felt in defence. hate to think how the game would have looked without those two on the pitch. absolutely no ideas in attack, dont remember one move in the backs where we looked to do anything threatening. no kicking game whatsoever. in defence, some decent spells but you know you're never far from a missed tackle as soon as the ball gets wide, eg the very first wakefield set of the match. the player's fitness looks to be at worrying levels, hands on hips for much of the game.

as bad as the performance was though, the real problems are all off the field. no excuses for the terrible attendance, but even worse was the lack of passion we now seem to have as a fan base. it took 20 minutes for the first chant to get going, and frankly i was disgusted at the general apathy of our reaction to the full time whistle and players leaving the field- the usual polite applause. who else actually has no desire to be clapping lackluster performances anymore? the players on the whole had a shocker and we should be letting them know- other club's supporters wouldn't stand for getting nillled at home so why should we? we're quick enough to boo the ref but let's not use it as a scapegoat from our own team's failings

the dwindling attendances seem to reflect perhaps a polite form of protest on the part of unhappy supporters. personally, as unhappy as i am with the way things are ive paid for my season ticket so ill be here all year and ill be making my frustrations more vocal assuming this tragic excuse for a club carries on the way it's going

Wakey were dreadful missed at least five chances to score. Lets face it some good one on one tackles and a bit of luck saved us from an absolute trouncing. Bentham I think is appalling obut as a team not one break of the line all game sort of sums it up. A professional team in the same league, not a chance. The players don't care as a unit why should we. Didn't bother clapping them off, turned to leave instead. And the presentation afterwards summed up the embarssment

So what went on at the presentation? Did the team fail to turn up?

They probably did fail to turn up for the presentation - oh wait a minute they didnt turn up all afternoon. I didnt clap them off I just could not bring myself to do it I felt disgusted that a team I had supported for years could be so shameful. To me applause is for something which is recognised as good. The ref was a disgrace but he did not affect our game whatsoever the team managed to mess that up completely on their own.

No Dixon was tackler of the game and Wheldon players player. Both interviewed together, couple of words and all done.

Utter shambles. Although I would have loved to have known what would have happened if cheat Bentham hadn't called back Dixon's try and made it 6-18.

We would have scored are only try of the game. Don't blame the ref for the shambles, we were never in the game. How long did it take wakey to score 53 seconds?

The only time the crowd came to life when that happened!

Idiotic comment of the year so far!