And it's not loyal against not loyal.

It's logical people who listen to the facts against some with agendas and some trouble causers and some who just don't understand and follow a loud voice.

Where’s the logic in backing a coach that has set so many unwanted records in his first season and is set to relegate his first club in charge?

Must agree, there’s another thread headed insanity. It does seem very odd that change has been attempted in the squad but the main visible issue, to fans, is the coach. It’s frustrating to say the least.

I get the point but still don’t know how the supporters could influence the management.
I don’t like lack of funding perhaps we simply have not got the money needed to provide the quality BUT the coach is a different matter - he should have walked weeks ago but now it’s too late.

Unfortunately, I think last night was our last chance. We should have been able to compete with Salford, Cas losing at Saints should have been all the motivation they needed.

Another load of unsubstantiated tle from an anonymous member . When we go down it will be those loyal fans that will keep the home fires burning until such time we make our comeback in the super league however long that may be .

That's not what they are saying.

Yes it is, and I'm not sure we should be trusting the word or decisions of people who describe the appointment of "one of the most talented young coaches in the game" and then fail to act when he decisively proves he isn't

We might be on different posts then but if you are saying they are getting grief for Mash then yes they made that decision. Its on them.

All the other stuff about the stadium is just a load of tosh.

I think if you consider the Cas performance against us, it’s hard to disagree that they have more spine than us and deserve to be above in the table. Simply, we are unadulterated crap.

We all know the problems we faced before the season even started. We I presume to limit our expenditure started with the weakest squad in SL and an inexperienced SL coach. I suppose we hoped that by adding players on two week loans we could fill any gaps that occurred without spending too much. We did add a few better players after our 14 game run of defeats but even they didn’t actually elevate the squad above any other team and the coach only made it worse.
I think we all know the fate that awaits us, fortunately some can walk away from the embarrassment of this and previous seasons when we have struggled, the supporters however cannot and are left with whatever remains from this period.

I agree with that post. It's just my opinion but I consider the first and foremost priority of any board of directors is to ensure the clubs super League survival. Others may think that is not a priority.