You've got to remember the east stand was smaller yet it was only the middle were people stood same with the seats and no away support I've been fortunate as a lad to see us be the top team in the country and see us be in the third division also never thinking wed get back but we did and so I just enjoy been were we are now because on the flip side we could be Oldham who are similar to were we were ten years ago

the remember where we have come from angle always makes me chuckle, its right to a degree, as back in the late 90's it was dire at best, but 'remember where we've come from' can go back to us being the best team in the land also. Its more the fear of relegation creeping in this year

Different people have different outlooks. Obviously.
If some people like to think, 'could be worse' and take comfort in that, then that's a good stoic attitude. Others are more passionate and want to highlight the shortcomings so they can be overcome.
The irony is that the calmness of the first group often irritates those that tend to annoyance even more.

I do feel a bit for those that stuck with club through the tough times and have found themselves a bit disappointed with the promised land.
I feel like I get more from Rovers and RL than I 'deserve'* so have quite a sunny attitude to it all usually.

*The club possibly agree - I mean, seriously, where is my Red Membership? Almost blooming April.

Let's be honest, it was rubbish when we were rubbish.

Standing on a crumbling weed infested terrace at Post Office Road watching another abject performance?

Suffering the indignity of losing at Keighley, (one Challenge Cup Final appearance in about nineteen thirty seven or someting, my Granddad went, big Keighley fan) no.

The only good things were that I could rock up at quarter to three, park right outside the ground and stand in my spot because hardly anyone else was mental enought to go.

i used to stand in the east stand and then walk round and go in the seats at half time