The ref was awfull, but the ex rovers player running the line did us a couple of favours, disallowed hodgsons try.

Who was the ex-rovers player ???

Bob Everitt.

That's cos he's a man of God.

wasn't far off on spilling pints, which was me all over my lads arm although it was about 7-45

why are they a joke club??? and the 200-300 fans that did make it, on a cold friday night, need applauding, cheers to those that did make it!!

I'd have said nearer 700 Hudds fans, we are fortunate that we have such a great away following. Still I agree with the previous poster, that was pretty poor after their 3rd place finish last season and a great start v Bradford, would have thought at least 1,000 would make the trip. I travelled further than the Hudds fans to get to the KC on Friday so I don't buy into the getting across the M62 on a Friday night stuff(despite 20 min delay due to an accident).

was you taking advantage of the drinking in the seats that we are now allowed, if so i think the beer gave you double vision

Hodgsons try was a no try it was right in front of us, the Hudds player knocked it down and it was a knock on I said that straight away.

Nowhere near 700. that would have made the whole North stand 20% full. Wasn around 1/2 that I'd have thought.

Anyway, fans travelling to away matches don't contribute financially to your own club so hudds are hardly likely to worry about it

Although with the benefit of a replay I saw on Sky afterwards I would agree it was a knock on, at full speed I was uncertain if the Hudds player had inadvertently touched the ball in the act of tackling, in which case it would have been play on.

I thought the ref overall made a few confusing decisions, credit to him for consulting his linesman on this decision.