1996 he took over, we won the premiership in 1997, got into Super league in 1998 and relegated in 2001 after 4 consecutive bottom finishes and came back up undefeated in 2002.

Thanks for that.

I'll be honest, I thought he came on board after relegation.

Finished in play offs I believe for the first time in 2007, pipping us to the last spot, and haven't really looked back since.

With that in mind, the cash input, and good, and at rimes, shrewd signings, you can compete with the best.

New stand looked well, coming along nicely.

Up the Trin

Only plus point of last night.

Couldn't care less, we are going down and will be lucky if we get 2000 in the Championship. Carter and Minnards have run the club into ground.

As was said on your other post. No they haven't.

Presentation of the big screen footage looked good, could that be live streamed on Trinity TV via pay per view?

Why would you want to put it live on Trinity TV and why would any home supporters want to pay unless it was made available to away supporters but that would then reduce the numbers actually attending.

No CEO is ever remembered for what they did during their tenure, they're remembered for how the club was left when they went

Exactly, Carter and Minnards will be the only people to get us relegated from SL, even Glover didn't manage that.

Their legacy if you want to call it that, though Minnards hasn't left, is leaving the club with a ground that will help us survive no matter how the on field in going.

I'm not defending them blindly. If we'd been relegated in the past we'd almost certainly be down a long time, if alive at all.
Now at least we have income streams that will give us the boost to keep the club going while the onfield rebuilds.

And although it looks bleak, we are not relegated yet.