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Who cares how many stayed, we'd just been humiliated by our arch enemies in our first play-off game for three years. FWIW I left after the Welham try, why on earth would I want to sit through the last 2-3 minutes seeing you lot celebrate, and probably risk getting stuck in traffic for half an hour just for the sake of 'staying until the end'. And yeah we've improved on last season but it was far from a 'mega improvement', we got knocked out of the CC at the first hurdle and likewise in the play-offs, hardly anything to celebrate considering the squad we have. As for your pathetic dig at our support, we have finished the season with the 3rd highest average attendance in the league, and have yet again been one of the best supported sides on the road. So yeah your right, we are 'top fans' as it happens.

Perhaps it should be noted that around 300 Rovers "supporters" have deserted their club altogether this season whilst our average went up by over 500.

Excellent ownage there. Wonder if there'll be a graph reflecting that fact in Rovers corporate brochure next year, or one that just makes average attendances up to show a fictional improving trend again?

What makes you think this ?

A few things I have heard from several people.

Amen to that, top post, my feelings exactly, did i stay and clap??? did i frek!

I agree. I've watched some bloody awful rugby from the team this season and paid for the privilege. I'll clap for effort, something that has been conspicuous by its absence for most of this season.

I'd like to think if the boot was on the other foot I'd have stayed and clapped our lads off but in reality I probably couldn't have stomached it. Shame for your players as they have improved, you were only effectively 10 mins and a Radford sending off away from having a second bite of the cherry. Saying that I reckon if they'd have had the option the players would have wanted to be anywhere else but still on the pitch.

I agree with Hutchie, should have been done after the Leeds game.

In hindsight yes, although the boys would have got a tremendous send-off had we won on Saturday, as opposed to many of us on buses well down Anlaby Road come the final whistle.

I stayed aswell. As much as it hurt, I follow the team all season and wanted to show my appreciation to most of them for their efforts.