I know where your coming from Roofs,its just that although a massive fan base doesn`t give you the divine right to win things,I think we all deserve better.

C`mon Ginge,lighten up, you would have been in there if roles were reversed.

Fully agree, but as long as the fans of the two clubs keep the faith, surely things will pick up, maybe just some brave decisions need to be at both clubs shortly.

We didn't

WTF is anbondonment? You numpty

Lol,is it summat to do with being tied up?

was quoted on sky at half time as well.

Then you wasted your time posting with the other obsessed 'whordes'. But like them you couldn't contain yourself when it comes to Rovers ... sigh

In answer - Blake Green was signed to play alongside Dobson not replace him.
But I can't say I've been too impressed with his long kicking game, which frankly is semi average at best, if that's your angle.
Apart from that though, he's been a good acquisition to our side.

and yes - we can't wait til Dobson 'the messiah' is back

I didn't realise Harlequins were on SKY tonight

typical
the weather turns a bit cold and your willie shrinks and trys to hide away

Be lucky if there are many of our supporters there to walk early t.b.h.

Stab in the 'dark' - the sand is to help dry the field to suit our 'mobile pack'

No need to bite ...

Why would they need to dry the field? It's been sunny all week

The sand didn't just appear this week did it ....

I don't know, didn't it?

How would sand dry a pitch anyway? Wouldn't it just become.....like.....wet sand?

Definitely noticed the 'sand cloud' at times vs Crusaders

Rovers like everyone else would love a production line of local talent but personally I have no problem with overseas players plying their trade here.

I would allow clubs to sign as many overseas players as they want. But I would then add a rule allowing only 5 to play in any one game.

That way, red tape and self imposed quotas will never stop you bringing over a star name like Mason if you want to, but still there will always be plenty of opportunity for local players. And the RFL stay within the law because there are no quotas, nothing.

Main thing is you need to be in Super League or you get the worst of both worlds. If you are not, star overseas players won't look at you and the best local talent will go elsewhere. Why wouldn't they?

Hull KR lived in that world for well over a decade and people don't realise how tough it is. Never mind debates about overseas quotas, every fibre of your being is consumed just in the task of staying alive. It's less about overseas quotas and all about car boot sales and penny farthing sponsors.

Thankfully Rovers came through that but there were times it really seemed we wouldn't. We are still only 4 years on from coming off life support so I think people are way too harsh on us.

An expansion club (rightly) is given a lot of leeway because they are starting from scratch but coming into Super League from over a decade of part time rugby isn't all that much easier.

I wish Wakefield luck as they descend inevitably into the dark world Rovers have now left so very far behind. Personally I don't think Wakefield will ever come back, the dice are loaded too heavily now. When the life support of Super League is removed, Wakefield will be gasping for air, frightened, full of regrets.

When reality hits home Wakefield fans will have more pressing things to think about than Hull KR having 2 more overseas players than Wigan.

Cooke never had a contract full stop down to the incompetency of your club, and by the way how is Ur club doing u know the wealthiest club in SL, the one that has the best ground best fans



think you need to worry about what the quins are gonna do to u today, or the wonderful Agar could be saved for the rest of the season if you win today so COME ON U ULL

Actually he did. The RFL even went to the effort of saying so and then claiming that we'd accepted his resignation. And the incompetence was down to one man.

No he never funny ain't it rule quoted that he was gonna make Cooke pay and take him to court as rovers never paid any money to Ur club for him, so ask Ur self why was he allowed to just leave.

And you have the nerve to call us the dark side, what a farce on and off the pitch last night

Ah, but the problem is, neither is Willie's passport. It's still in Tonga.

I believe the Rfl were assured that the arrival was imminent and that's why the re-registration was provisionally approved. With last night's fiasco, is their patience with Rovers about to run out?

Shock horror, Rovers become the first club in the history of RL to have a problem with floodlights.

F'ckin moron.

apart from last night when the ground emptied quicker than the pride of zeebrugge upon docking with nearly 10 minutes to go,there was no more than 2,000 rovers fans left at the hooter

Dont agree with that. Most Rovers in the east Stand stayed until the final try which was on the hooter.