Excellent post Rupert Bear, me and kid will be there, do I expect a win, probably not, do I expect to be entertained, probably not, do I expect to see effort and committment, YES, at this stage of the clubs existence only that should be expected, the first 2 are bonuses.

As you state fans should be glad we have a club that we can go watch and if the hard core fans give up or stop supporting then there may well be no club at all.

It was lost in translation it was a terrible game the only benefit was every got game time and walked off the pitch. Oh and you guys got 2 scores Which has gotta be a boost

Bloody hell, if you thought that was terrible you are spoilt rotten. Too the gallant few hundred it was a universe away from the previous Saturday. I enjoyed it, I thought The Scorpions looked fit and well drilled, their play of the ball at times was from the University of Rush but they look to be a decent outfit who will be shoehorned into The Championship within two years.

It wasn't a great quality match but there was no lack of effort from either side, thought Jordan James had a poor game especially by his standards positionally and some of the passes, ddint think the Cru boys made a huge difference. The guy that impressed me most was our right back James?? ,think he was the one who scored a great breakaway try in the second half. Good to see some improvement from the second half of the Workington game especially given the high penalty count needlessly wasting possession. Doncaster saw plenty of the ball , they just didn't seem to know what to do with it and when they did were met with a resolute defence.

Still, must be some improvement for you guys on Siddal (though they're probably not far off Championship standard) 30 years on you still seem to be living 'Another Bloody Sunday' .Both clubs have to aclimatise to this level, as long as we see the lessons learnt both on and off the field from the past , I'd consider that success, however long it takes!
Obviously you need to get out of the Keepmoat and your fans to keep the faith with the club , but how that happens remains to be seen.