Will you not start the season with a points deduction for entering administration?

Yep, would have thought so.

I would rather they had a go for it, than not.

So long as the business is built properly and steadily.

When I see these clubs just settling for trundling along, or becoming feeders I feel sorry for them.

If we ever got that way, then I would rather not exist. I don't support Keighley because of some misplaced love of RL, I support them because it's my hometown team, and I want them to be ambitious.

We should be poistioning ourselves as the team that serves the immediate region, North Yorks/Dales/Skipton, and East Lancs.

How does the saying go? If you aim for the stars you might hit the roof?

Sounds pretty deluded to me. We'll have to quintruple the amount of fans coming in and completely rebuild Cougar Park for a start.

There is a time and a place for these words and im afraid we were way off the mark.

Been done before



That's the hard bit.

To be fair, it only needs one side doing. But it's the most expensive side!!

Judging by the standard of current and proposed Super League grounds we'd need.

1) A new, large main stand with plenty of corporate facilities and a media centre.

2) Rooves putting on the South and East terraces.

3) A new scoreboard.

4) Turnstile block in the SE corner reopened

5) Capacity upgraded to between 12-15k.

You wouldn't get much change out of £10m and I don't think the council will give us a penny, they're busy giving Odsal another refurb.

No problem, when I win the euromillions Cougars will be towards top of my list.

Sorry but when I hear stuff like this I despair , If it had been " It is our intention to become a top Championship club " then fine , quite simply to get from where you are now to Competitive in SL would require a 50 Million investment over 6 years , even winning the euro lottery wouldn't guarantee it Jeronimo

Why would the new board suggest anything else than an ambition for Super League? They are now in the business of rescuing a club and it would be potentialy suicidal to suggest anything else. They have to whip up interest, gain fans commitment to season tickets and going down to Cougrrr Park.

I don't think it would have the ring if it was announced that they only wanted to keep the club out of debt...

The only way the club will continue in any guise is to attract support - To announce thay want Super League status is setting the tone for the future.

Best of luck to them. It may even drag me out of my arm chair.

You clearly havn't read the rest of my post have you?

They are not appealing to you and those that already support - to some extent, they already have 'your support' its the ones like me and potential supporters that the message is directed.

They have already thanked you in the Keighley News text..

So you are happy to be lied to ?

Or treated like an idiot ?

It's obviously pie in the sky at the moment - we all know we'll need a miracle to stay in the division - but the board have to show some ambition.
If asked to break it into manageable chunks, they'd probably say survival first, consolidate for a couple of seasons or more (!) and then the 'big push' for SL. But that isn't a dramatic headline grabber, is it?
It's better than saying "we have no desire to play in SL ever - in fact, you can stick it up yer a**e, Stevo!" when interviewed on Sky TV, innit?!