I was going to put cue the Hull fans to tell us we don't own our own ground on the end of my post

Seems all positive noises coming out from our leaders we are in a stable position financially. That may change if no promotion within first year or 2? Can't pretend I wanted relegation but that is the way it played out and now I am looking forward to new season.will still watch superleague on sky and both leagues look interesting , lots of possible outcomes.

It wasn't working, your chairman etc were having to put in 500k a year to help you survive. I guess all this extra stuff is helping you make up lost funding, let's be honest it's needed, as you still need to sign a few players for the middle 8's.

Let's be honest, the fact we can't host Boxing etc, isn't have a massive impact on our club, we are moving upwards and that's with the clowns in charge of the SMC, imagine that it will get even better if Pearson is involved in City.

I couldn't care less

Quantifying that sentiment I do keep an eye on hull city situation whilst not being a fan but I certainly wish them well.fcs financial situation doesn't interest me. Not sure why we fascinate you fellas?

Well Craig, I'm a rugby fan as well as a Hull fan, so all rugby interests me, even clubs finances, which are massivly important for teams and the game if it is to grow, also boring on the Hull forum, far too positive, although as I know being a Hull fan for many years it won't last, good word Quantifying.

Wasn't thinking about Wigan just you

Would any club survive without directors or owners putting there money in the only club that makes a profit is Leeds supposedly but they can't afford there new stand now

Absolutely it was needed. How could you make profit on a ground being open 14/15 times a year. Rovers made 15 thousand profit before our horror show last year, and with a million pound less in our coffers, these events are even more needed before we 'hopefully' go up next year.

massivly . perfect grammar always. like you dave a bit bored

Cheers,that makes sense,I read the bradford saga on their forum without commenting but felt for the fans.both our teams have gone pop, recently enough to have sympathy for these things.both seem in stable times albeit in different leagues. As I said anything could happen this coming season

Profit in the year you got to Wembley, not really a suprise, agree with it all, except the last line or do I, can't decide, might miss you all a bit next year.

What's gone on at Bradford is shocking, how they have gone from the best team in the league to were they are now, in a relatively short space of time is hard to believe, the recent England team had 5/6 Bradford junior players or ex players.

I honestly believe if Pearson hadn't bought us, there was a real chance we could have gone the same way as Bradford.

Maybe the biggest year in 20 years for Rovers, as if you don't come up I'd be worried as Toulouse will grow and money bags Toronto are likely to be in the championship.