JonT

Had to work Thursday night. Any chance the club recorded the evening for those who couldn't attend? @Gav Wilson

To be fair, BJB got better and faster as the season went on. To me, it looked like he was carrying an injury for much of the early campaign. He certainly looked sharp for Jamaica the other week. Good luck to the fella.

Condescending much...? It's almost as though supporters aren't allowed opinions...

Yet Bradford do. You can't keep everyone. That's sport

Better than good. At times he single handedly pulled York back into games last season. Prone to the odd mistake but only because he gives 100% everytime he takes the ball in. Will leave a big hole in the York squad, but good luck to him for next season.

By 'eck tha talks some ###### Coolie. The guy played for Australia school boys in 2012. I'm pretty sure they check documents before you play representative rugby rather than just let you turn up willy nilly. On another note - Ross Peltier isn't a bad signing for you guys. He's always looked strong whenever I've seen him play. Stands up well in the tackle and can be a bit of a handful near the line.

Me 4. I look forward to seeing what comes of this. It'd be interesting to hear if the club actually reaches out to any of the respondents direct to get more information.

Great try. Just when I was thinking Town were short of ideas near the line, they pull off an absolute beauty.

Not convinced he got that down. But benefit of the doubt, and all that.

Fantastic signing! Brings us that little bit of maverick who can make something from nothing that we've missed from the squad since Cockayne hung up his boots. Well done all at the Knights

Joking aside, i can see myself getting a season ticket next year. As most of you on here know, i have really struggled with my mental health over the past 18 months or so, which has left me feeling unable to cope with crowds and social occasions. But me and my dad did make it to the London game and enjoyed every second. Didn't really like the 'sit anywhere' advice of the stewards as we did have someone challenge us for sitting in their seat And what's going on with parking? I paid 5 quid but then had no idea where that permit allowed me to park, and there appeared to be no-one checking. Again But the atmosphere was great, the game high quality, and it made me realise again why i have loved this sport for over 40 years now. Onwards and upwards to 2022!

I've just fixed that for you Nige

Although Sammut did try to get an early dart

Come Sunday we're all Oldham, aren't we

Young, full of potential, already demonstrated he can perform well at this level. If you're reading this James and Jon, more of the same please!

I hope so Peter. I'm at a strange point in my relationship with RL. Part of me thinks I'm done after 40+ years of passionately support both the local and the national game. But there is still a part of me that yearns to be back to supporting my team. I'd never switch my allegiance so it is York or nothing. I will attempt to navigate the overly complicated beast that is the online booking system and try to get tickets for us all for Sunday.

Thank you Gav. I will pass that on.

My parents, both well in their 80s, went to the club shop this week to buy a birthday present for a friend. Told me today that no one said hello to them, nor goodbye, nor helped them or thanked them for their purchase. As I've said before, it feels nothing like We Are York anymore. And i don't think anyone from the club cares or wants to listen. The goodwill and togetherness that has been built over the last few seasons is being allowed to drip, drip away.

Still could, and should, have put on a great tournament. Our worth as UK fans of Rugby League has never been lower.

Thank you Gav. Please feel able to pass on my posts above to those in the YCK management team who are in discussions with SMC if it adds weight to the argument.

I agree with what you're saying here Fevrover but I've made my concerns and feelings clear across the clubs SM channels and on here. And it seems pretty apparent that that is not being heard. There's nothing stopping the club reaching out to assist. They certainly manage to remind me when my lottery needs renewing Maybe it's just me, but this season it very much does not feel like "WE are York".

I've always considered us regular supporters as me and me dad have hardly missed a game over those 40 years. And that includes the dark final days of the Wasps when there was scarcely a couple of hundred of us. Plus we try to take in a handful of away games each season. The other half and the kids have joined us for the last few years as well, which has been great. It's an hour's round journey from home to the stadium for us, so not an option to buy during the week unfortunately. But I'm more than happy to make that journey on match day if I can be sure of being able to actually get in the game without any stress. I'm not embarrassed to admit that I struggle massively with anxiety, nerves and my mental robustness in general which has impacted on my ability to plan ahead with confidence - so I'm just looking for a stress free way of being able to turn up and support my team. I know i sound like I'm whinging, but I can't be the only one who just wants to hand over some money and watch some rugby.

Agree. I just want to turn up on the day of the match with my dad, wife and kids and get in without any complications or worry. Just as i have for the last 40+ years. Until that is possible i can't see us coming back. So that is 5 missing fans - ok only 3 are paying but that is two future fans lost, and i always buy them shirts, etc so that is more income lost. God, i hate so called progress

12 in the end wasn't it? I seem to remember Presley being at 6 & 7 on the team sheet.

This, this, so much this. Perry showed us exactly what we'd been missing against Thunder. If he doesn't get a start in London i think that'll be more of my faith in Fordy being eroded. Fans of Fev couldn't speak highly enough of his efforts. So if he's good enough for a team that's gone unbeaten then he's good enough for us.