I've been watching RL since the mid eighties but i've started watching Donny Knights this season. A tenner to get in, decent stadium, good value/quality food and drink what more can you ask for ( a few more wins maybe ). I'm so fed up with the running of Rugby League that i can't be bothered any more.

Isn't it sad that Rupert has given up on the game because he can't be bothered any more? Lessons need to be learned from what he says.

I fully understand why he now goes to Castle Park. It's meeting his needs at a cost he likes.

The game has got to do something to win Rupert and other disillusioned fans back or else the future of the game is grim. We can't afford to lose people from our game in this way.

I'm proud to be a Doncaster lad and I like to see all of Donny's sporting teams do well. Good luck to the Knights, Rupert. I hope we might be able to win you back to rugby league in the future as well.

[url=http://www.loverugbyleague.com/blogpost_613-what-does-rugby-league-need--perspective-.htmlI have a potential suggestion. I’m going to throw it out there. If you like it, great! If you don’t then just throw it straight back…[/url

What do you reckon?

one up one down is what many have been calling for for a long time.The earlier start, on the face of it makes sense, only the clubs themselves could answer whether it's practical. Im very pessimistic when it comes to the rfl , i hope it does listen to the clubs, not just the superleague , all clubs, but i do think TV will have a big say in any decision .The fans alas will probably just have to accept what is thrown at us.

I still watch a most Dons home games but a few years ago i was attending Cup finals, Super league, Internationals etc and every Dons match home and away, but now that interest has wained because of how the game is nowadays.
I will always be a fan of the Dons but i'm not really a fan of rugby league in general any more.

Click [url=http://fluidab3.miniserver.com/~global/_cmsDocs/doncaste/RFL%20Proposed%20Changes.pdfhere[/url to read Carl Hall's thoughts on the proposed and hotly debated new league changes as recently published by the RFL.

Does anyone know what happens to the remaining clubs?

If the divisions clubs find themselves in depends solely on their league placing, at this moment in time standing 12th in the Championship we would scrape in by the skin of our teeth.

Is there going to be another, thus far unmentioned, division below those 2/3 from which there is also relegation and promotion, or are 11 clubs being kicked to touch?

I am assuming there will be another tier, but I can't really have an opninion until I know

Thanks for that DonsNews & Carl, very interesting . By the way I havent got any rose tinted glasses but I like a glass of rose'.

Good question jemmo, there is still lots to learn about the" proposed " system , one that i feel is already on it's way, regardless of any consultation. But reading Carls thoughts on the matter, he seems to think it will be to the benefit of the Dons , and he is in a much better position to judge it than i am. Only time will tell of course.

[url=http://www.loverugbyleague.com/news_11993-relegation-from-super-league-2-to-regional-leagues-in-proposals.htmlHere's what is proposed[/url

Im sure someone can put me right here, how are fixtures decided?, could , for instance let's say castleford, play wigan, Leeds,and warrington away, finish in the bottom four, not make it back for the following season, but be successful the season after , and play wigan, Leeds and warrington away again and finish in the bottom four..............you see where im going. In theory they could go years without a home game against the top sides , with only playing once, can't see how it can be fair. someone please enlighten me. might be a daft question , but I'll risk it.