HaxbyKnight

He could well do that, but that would mean Cook playing the full game. For me he makes more impact coming off the bench. I'd leave Macca at hooker, controlling the play the ball area. Can always move him to half back if needed during the game.

Didn't Mash say Ata has been carrying a slight injury, plus he took a couple of knocks to the head last week? Wouldn't be surprised if Dagger stepped in to replace him i think he's played half back before.

Biggest issue for me is the number of penalties we concede allowing our opponents to put us under pressure. Sort this out, we'll be fine.

To be fair WK, it's a massive weekend in the Championship. As well as our game, its 3rd v 4th tonight at the tip, and 2nd v 6th in Toulouse tomorrow. Somebody is going to lose a bit of ground, hopefully it won't be the Knights. COME ON YORK!

I agree with you, but there is no room for sentiment in top level sport. No matter how well you are playing, there can always be improvements made. We all have our favourites, but players come and go, and if we are to succeed in which ever league we are in, difficult decisions over some players have to be made, especially where 'fringe' players are concerned.

That is a big issue though. Would we be protected from relegation, and even if we were, there would be no fun in finishing bottom of the pile? Add to that, there may not be any central funding, and that causes more problems. This season has seen some terrific games, another season in the Championship, while we continue to build an even stronger squad, would be my choice.

Every game from now on becomes the biggest game of the season. The next 3 particularly, against teams who are aiming for the play offs, will be tough, if we come through them unscathed, our chances of a home semi final will look very good.

For me the ideal solution would be to leave SL at 12 teams next season, and move to 14 the year after. There is a possibility that whoever wins the Championship this season could well be promoted if their IMG score is better than Salford, Cas., or Huddersfield, but looking at how the Knights are developing, another season preparing for a possible promotion would be the best scenario.

I've just read in the League Express that Demi Fisher has left the Valks, and has signed for Swinton. How many supporters knew this, why can't the club announce when players leave? Are there any more of those who haven't featured in the past few games who have left? The communication between the club and the supporters really is poor.

Maybe we could get a couple of players on a pop up stand around the shopping centres giving out fliers. Anything to increase awareness of what is happening at the LNER.

I know people will disagree but I think announcing attendances would help those who are thinking about it maybe deciding to actually go. I agree the streaming could also have a effect, maybe the club should consider charging for it, say a fiver. Other clubs charge. I'd also suggest we do a 2 for 1 offer for this Sunday, that actually costs nothing, and while they are here, offer them a half price ticket for the remaining home games.Flood the media, local pubs, sports clubs and business with info. Get the Knights success out there!

The club have really got to make a big effort to promote the success we are currently having. Another big game next Sunday, and Barrow won't bring a lot, so we need to engage with the York community and find a way to get 'floating' fans down to the LNER and see how well the Knights are playing.

No report in the York Press, but interestingly enough, the reporter who has been reporting on York City this week did the match blog for the Telegraph and Argus. No mention of the Valks either in the Press, the local rag is a disgrace.

I don't agree with that. It was always going to be a tight game, much like a cup tie, so points on the board isn't a bad thing. We conceded far too many penalties today, did well to win on the back of that. Anyway it's irrelevant now, for at least a week, we are top of the league.

Let's hope not!!!!!