JonT

Did London not go with a hybrid team last time?

All very fair and accurate comments and I really do agree with you. But some of that would be offset by the increased income from a year of SL crowds at LNER which would give a head start against those Championship teams following on. It's probably all hypothetical anyway.

My head agrees but my heart says otherwise Also, can't help but think that if one team did go up next year (with protection for relegation) and the two more following on the season after, the additional year would be a hell of an advantage going forward.

Multiple camera angles, quality commentary with expert punditry, slow motion replays, updates of the other games, all for free. Jeez, you're a hard man to please Goose.

TBF to the club, we have had our fair share of long term absences - Dagger, Antrobus, Ferreira, Clark, O'Neill, and others. But agree that I do not enjoy this 'calling out' of other clubs transfer activities when, to paraphrase, 'there but for the grace of god went us'.

Watching the social medias there seems to be players flying around all over the place so I think we are most definitely the exception and the Bulls very much the norm. I don't suppose for a second there isn't a Bulls fan who wouldn't wish for a bigger squad, and none who would think they are Super League ready with their current selection. Yet we have been there too in very recent times, scratching around for players, on occasion unable to name a 17. So whilst I have enormous gratitude for the position Clint has put us in, I think we should keep the hubris in check.

Exactly this.

Surely we have the greatest squad depth in the division. Should really pay off as we go deeper into the fixture schedule rather than having to reach out for loans, etc. Hats off to Clint for putting us in this position.

Have to be honest, I've watched the Bulls game back twice and think he got pretty much everything right. Don't get the hate at all.

But that can't be right because Salford are always the victims...

Watch the Bulls game twice over now. Once with Andy's commentary, and once with Gledhill's, and I thought the ref got all the major stuff bang on correct including some big calls that could have easily gone against us. Thought Mick was pretty fair in his commentary as well.

Astute pausing and syncing via the BBC Sounds app - Five Pounds! (if you know you know) - will provide you with the superior commentary. Have to agree with Andy, though, that Gledhill is always worth listening to for comedy value

Kings Snaith at half 4 i believe.

It's straightforward for web tracking software to count exactly how many tickets were bought via linking from the link on the club website, yet it's still impossible for you to believe and the main thing you need to focus on. Strange logic and strange priorities

Conditions were horrendous. I don't think you would level the same charge at Warrington and KR who only mustered a try apiece. Ultimately it was two great defensive performances in a game decided in the cruelest of fashions.

Horrible way to decide a game. But will toast Harris tonight!

Doubt there'll be more than one score in this.

York just edging it. Bit more composure and could have got over the whitewash. But nowt in it. Connor Wynne solid as a rock for Rovers.

Conditions prevailing? A lot like the CC final.

Whatever. Let me know when you're back from London counting seats.

The game as in "let's count crowds even though we have no idea what's the right number".

And? Jeez, let's play knock the game rather than watch the game

You do realise York fans were offered more than just that block don't you?

Dissing the Bulls as not tough. Love it!

Bloody hell, what was i drinking after the match