You get Jake actually making a sensible post on Rovers then Billsleftteste turns up either side of adler and wizardpain. Strange old forum

good partnership, stADLER and waldorf, or the chuckle brothers ,jakes right hand stuck up billys botty, cut a finger off jake youll still have five left,

Always do mate. No matter which division or how they play. I get frustrated with how they play, and with team selections. But will always back them.

Hudgell and Crossland will always get my support for where they taken the club onto from the shambles that was the mid 90's early 00's. I think the frustration is more to do with the lack of investment in the sports teams in Hull than anything they've done.

Agree that this season was all about staying up anyway we can. Then we can improve the side year on year by getting in better players. Personally would like us to be looking at the championship or fringe players of SL clubs like Caton Brown,Klienhorst Pattern. Young hungry players with something to prove.

Hopefully we won't go down the franchise route again, as I don't think it adds anything to the game or improves the standards. But fear you could be right.

Most of my posts on here are sensible but are a bit too honest for most rovers fans

You'd have 7 left and a couple of thumbs like most people in the world outside of east hull

Theres the problem, we can put the effort in to run leeds so close and follow it up with such an abject effortless 2nd half the week after. Until we can become competetive on a weekly basis we'll always be middle 8 material.

I’ve not watched this one, but the effort has been good most of the season. We’re just short of quality and we lose the collision way too much, despite that effort.

So there’s no anger and not much surprise on my part. The team have my full, if remote, support. But while negativity can be self-fulfilling, baseless optimism is dangerous too. One of the most worrying moments in 2016 was being told we shouldn’t worry. At least this time there’s seemingly no confusion about the scale of the task before them.

I think we’ve got young and hungry pretty well covered. We need a few more quality players closer to their prime, imo. Long-term plans quickly run out of steam without some initial impetus. I can’t imagine us having a recruitment round like we did more than a decade ago, ahead of 2008, nowadays - the market is way too flat. But that sent out a real signal of intent that we were going to consolidate and become competitive in SL.

I agree about franchising. It’s a fine line between offering security and allowing stagnation. Also would anybody trust the security offered after the debacle last time?

That said, the Championship is not a well balanced competition, and I think there will be changes (again) within a year or two.

When i say young i mean early to mid 20's (which is sadly alot younger than me). And You could argue that they have been our better more consistent performers this year. I'm not against some older players with experience, just personally feel we should be looking at younger players not getting game time, who we can then build a team around that could hopefully last.
Though I agree the market the last few years has been flat.

The championship is always going to be an unbalanced division while you got both FT and PT time teams in the same division. Whilst Featherstone have been a great example to PT teams, you're only going to get a few that could match that. So FT teams hold all the aces. Throw in the travel with regards Toulouse and the cap dispensation for Toronto. The £500,000 extra Leigh got. Then your only going to get one outcome.
And to be honest league 1 is far worse with regards being unbalanced.

We need 2 competitive leagues of 12 where being relegated isn't the disaster it is now but we don't have the cash or the player pool