in 2013, we left Wembley on the hooter - didn't want to hang around - and when we got on the tube, there were two Wigan fans already on it. They can't possibly have waited for Wigan to lift the cup. That's the trouble with winning everything; you don't appreciate it as much.

Agree, I left on the hooter in 2013 and there was Wigan fans in front of us down Wembley way, I couldn't believe it.

After another loss and a terrible performance the atmosphere when I got on the coach was flat to say the least. I looked at the coach next to ours which was full of Wigan fans. I couldn't believe it there was no celebrating the fans were just sat there eating their packing up!! admittedly the pies looked delicious.

I agree when you win Cups year in year out it must take the excitement out of it. It's not going to happen in the near future but can you imagine how much it would mean to Hull or Rovers fans if either of us won a major trophy? one can but dream...

In a nutshell - although to be fair Neil said he was going there for the win and not just the day out. Should imagine he's over the moon.

I would imagine he's over the moon with all the money made.

Undoubtedly. Great day. Fifty nil though ?

Yep , painful.

On the bright side , marquee player paid for.

valid point

It was without doubt a bad day for Rovers regarding the hammering we took, but you know what? we will get over it, move on and come back stronger for the experience.
We will also have made a few quid to put in the bank, which will also go quite a way in ensuring we move forward rather than backward.

Some people simply show their immaturity and lack of knowledge about a subject as soon as they open their mouths or put pen to paper.
You are most definitely one of those people.

I'd rather we invested it backroom staff, training facilities or youth.