Absolute shambles
It's farcical that the club spend more time banning peoe from Twitter & Facebook as well as removing emails from their database than they do posting valid content.
As for retweeting fax celebratory posts
....it shows no regard for the members who they are begging to bring mates.
......And don't put this down to technical faults. A smart phone is all you need for twitter and we have a new guy whose only job is social media......idiots, the lot of them

The 1 positive i can see from this game is that we played in proper Broncos colours. Not much consolation though.

For what it's worth I thought your lads put up a good show. Defence wise they were sound until Fax got on top in the 2nd half and then tiredness, along with the horrendous weather, took it's toll. Attack wise though they never really troubled the Fax line. Well done to the Dozen or so Broncos who made the trip. Up The Fax!

Monday night, some 24+ hours after the final siren and no report from the club on the website or anywhere else....only another f&-*$ing retweet with the below tagline...



.....best bits of a 28 point to zip loss.
Sooner they fold the better.
I see over on total there's a group still applauding Hughes
I care little for his lost millions..,I care more about the equal amount of funding that wasn't his to flush

I think our only possesson on those highlights was a kick return.

True. It’s almost like they didn’t review it before they put it up.....or got mixed up which team was which!
On the plus side although quite a few off field errors, they are all pretty basic and can be corrected easily enough for Sunday’s game. My guess is we won’t have the team sheet up at half time again and they’ll finalise the website pretty soon to remove errors and update the squad list. Can the on-field problems be corrected? I hope so. Big game this.

I noticed the Halifax game was on YouTube so forced myself to watch a portion of the 1st half. I have to say, in dreadful conditions, we were definitely very much in the game and in fact the better side. To me we looked much better than I saw at Widnes or Haven.
In essence we spent large patches of the period I watched in the ‘red zone’. To my inexperienced eye Bienek, Foster and Tuilati look a physical presence and Curran looked lively. Coates had quite a central role and I think there is something there but he’s very green. Horseman’s kicking on the last looked forced. Basically to my mind an experienced talented player like Sammut would have scored or created 2 or 3 from the positions we got in. Letting him go seems more and more a false economy. One issue I think is that we are now quite a big team I can see they will tire towards the end of games and if we don’t have the guile to score from our possession that will be problematic.

I wouldn't pretend to be an expert either but I always reckoned Bienek would have benefited from staying longer first time round and playing for us in Super League.

I think there are a number of ex players (kids) who have headed north too early and 'failed'. Walker being a more recent example.

Very true. I have just seen that Walker has slid out of the game to become a mortgage adviser. I suspect that can be directly linked to how it went at Wakefield and yet he did quite well at Leigh so I’m surprised. There is of course a PT championship team in a city with the highest retail value of property that is crying out for quality players but I guess that square can’t be circled.

And you can trip over mortgage broker jobs around every corner too.

Maybe if we revisit our Skolars and Aussies only recruitment policy it may be an option....if of course he wanted to play for us.

if we had a certain Danny ward as manager, then its possible we might actually recruit the walkers of this world, as that manager knew how to make a team better than its constituent parts.

But instead we have a bottom 4 League one coach out of his depth, who cant even get a point on the field let alone on the league table