The wildly optimistic amongst us tipped us for 6th. The more cautious (that's me folks) said 8th. I think it's a measure of our success that we came 7th and can feel disappointed that there were games we should have won but blew.

Fair play to all the Hull fans on here commending us - good to see the ground full and a new record attendance.

Roll on next season.

What success, where?

Very magnanimous in defeat, well done. Fantastic turn out today, no trouble as far as I know, hopefully a fair bit of police money was wasted.

Here's to next season

Seventh is more than most of us could have foreseen, I was hoping for 8th place so its been a bonus. I think the optimists who reckon on 4th next season might be disappointed, I think 6th is achieveable but breaking into the top 4 would be a giant leap forward and we would need much more strength in depth than we currently have. If we get the likes of Colbon, Fozzard and maybe a good no6 we should see an improvement, but to crack the likes of Saints, Wigan, Leeds and others over a full season will take some doing.

On the field, with the result. At least be gracious in defeat, it may be something we need to get used to.

I'm well used to it. Pressure's all on Rovers next season to kick on. No one expects us to do anything next year, what with being next to bottom this.

The only upside was hearing Gollum nearly creaming his trousers on the radio.

Nice to see a few Hull fans stayed on to show their appreciation of Chris Chester as well.

Did anyone see Vella and Fitzhenry's kids? Haha Vella's kid is so tiny, and as for Fitzy's - future Rovers stars?

Read your sig.

I agree with you there. We should have beaten Cas and Wakey but if you look at it from a different pespective ie we never really expected to beat St Helens or Warrington then i suppose it evens itself out.