I see it more as a forum or outlet for supporters getting rid of there frustrations of a complete disastrous & rubbish season for there rugby league team

Seems to be a recurring theme people saying they are not going anymore, it's a great shame it's come this, the club needs all the support it can get. But everyone has the right to make up their own mind, it's up to the club to, hopefully, entice people back.

Sorry your right what was we thinking trying to have a bit of fun during the worst season in decades! back to the talking about on the field issues ( oh wait if we can't tell jokes how can we discuss whats happening with the dons?) BAH HUMBUG

the thing is the jokes are better than the rugby!

Went across to rugby when the football was good as well. the same as me.
The likes of D.Peacock, Stan Brookes, Steve Uzelac,Kitchen & O'Callaghan to name a few, oh and windy Ian Miller, a very good side then.

The only way the Dons are worth watching is when I get plastered.
See what I did there?

Is that why i've heard people call you a big cut? see what i did there?

Demonstrated that you're dyslexic, or the n ain't working on your keypad?

Correct my n butto is missi g

It is (recurring theme), I've had a few people say to me they definitely won't be there next season and one or two have said it will depend on the calibre of the players at the Club at the start of next season.

I think the dream is over ....

We were moving in the right direction with Paul Cooke. He was a great player and great organiser, and when we lost his interest and commitment and then didn't think big for his replacement we were shafted and the game was up.

Why shouldn't Donny be a superleague club, why should a place like Wigan or Castleford have a Superleague club.
I can see big places like Leeds, Bradford, Hull etc having a top club, but how big is St Hellens?

So although unlikely, a place the size of Donny could support it.

But there is no way we are getting there now ...it's rewind to ten years ago.

The big difference being that we are not in administration anymore.

That is a positive at least.

Can see only mediocrity for the foreseeable future.

S/O makes some really good points. A town the size of Doncaster ought to be able to support a Super League team but for various reasons we've never been able to capture the hearts and minds of the Doncaster people. This is something the club needs to investigate and get to the bottom of. I doubt this is the top of their list of priorities at the moment but it does need looking into.

The good news, compared to days gone by, is that we're not fearing the club will close on the back of what has happened this season.

Everything looked to be progressing in the right direction on the field with PC doing a really good job for us up to the end of last season. Now we feel as though we're back in the dark ages again. It's difficult for any of us to feel upbeat and optimistic about next season as things stand at the moment.

I partially share S/Os view that appointing Gary Thornton was a sign of the club not thinking big. Whether they're thinking big will be more clearly established by the calibre of players we bring in for next season. If an ex-Super League coach had been signed up, it [u[iwould[/i[/u have signalled a positive intent (which I think S/O was hoping for, and so was I, to be honest). An ex-Super League coach wouldn't have come had he not been guaranteed a substantial budget. I suppose our worry is that Gary Thornton may not be given the same budget that a top flight coach would have demanded.

Consequently, we're probably all worried that things could be attempted to be done on the cheap again.