Hope you see something that makes you want to come back. My first ever Broncos game was at home to Leeds quite a few years ago. I was a long-lapsed RL fan who'd seen a bit of SL on Sky and went along to admire the Leeds team, I knew little about the Broncos, living 100 miles from London and with no affiliation to the place. Leeds won comfortably but that got me started and I've followed the Broncos ever since (a bit start-stop for the first year or two). So, it can happen, just as long as there's a Broncos club still around.

I am not saying it will be a one sided game but the RL have only sent one in goal referee for this match!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It gets worse. Robertson and Rodney missing AGAIN! And J O'C still at stand-off.

Well. it actually got much better. Pleased to have egg on face over this.

Me too, but we still lost.

Yep....but it shows how low we've gone when fans are relieved by a loss not being a hammering.

-439 points in the +/- column this year....that's another Gus Mackay record...he's on a roll!



4 games to go......I wonder if he's going for the record for most points shipped in a season? Currently 968 over 28 games in the year 2000 (34.57 per game)...we're not far off now on 850 (36.95) with 4 to go.....can he do it?

They showed heart today though, i can always forgive a loss with any team if they play with pride but come up short, Soward is class, shame he's going back to Oz.
I even thought the fans had more about them today, your drummer is rubbish but he's a loud sod.
More promising all around but at the end still a loss, albeit a guns blazing rather than a capitulation.

Lastly, there was a drunk bloke sat in front of me with a pair of underpants on his head...WTF! and i thought Cas fans were weird.

I thought the game showed that there might be some life in the corpse yet.

Even Kaufisi showed willing I thought.

i was left disgusted again at the stoop tonight. yes there was more effort and pride on display from the players than we're used to seeing which i'm of course pleased about, but the way people were celebrating it at the end you'd have thought that we'd won the game. not to mention that for all the effort there was still bucketloads of sloppy play, clueless attacking and soft defence which hardly deserved the standing ovation they received at the end.

i think TR's comments summed up the collective feeling. when asked if he was frustrated that the team had played well only now when there's nothing left to play for and asked if he would have any thoughts about what might have been this season, he denied being frustrated and said that he was proud of the performance. personally speaking, i'm fecking frustrated about it and it's going to take more than one game where the team leaves nothing out there for me to forget the rest of this debacle of a season on the pitch.

props to soward- "we've done a bit better but we still haven't got the win, good enough isn't good enough". this is the winner's attitude that the club at large lacks, sadly i feel down to its fans

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Surely not

Good post. Clearly a better effort but still lots of errors and some dismal defense in a low intensity game.

The 80 mins from Kaufusi intrigued me. I'm not sure he actually put in any more effort than normal but his scoot from dummy half that led to the first try was a real surprise (not least to the Leeds defense).

I hope the club wasn't counting me in its claims of a standing ovation at the end. I was just standing up to leave.

Yep sums up last night. All is rosy not.