Spot on response Dreamer, in my opinion.

One more win from games v Halifax & Barrow will mean Cougars are mathematically safe from relegation. A big turnout of Cougar supporters and a maximum strength 17 should mean it happens this Thursday evening v Halifax.

A play-off place is still possible but I'd suggest it's more crucial to start planning now and doing everything needed to ensure a top 9 finish in 2014 (meaning a place in the new super league 2 in 2015).

We need to attract a big crowd and make sure the away fans don't outnumber the home fans. Reduced admission for this one might be an idea.

No way prices should be reduced. We need to make as much money as possible through the gate.

Ok, lets be outnumbered then.

I just think these are the games to make most money. If we reduce for our fans we have to for them. If you was a cougars fans you would come for such a big game anyway?

Its the smaller gates we need to target. I am a season ticket holder but i dont mind deals but they have to be at the right time imo.

I will be there, Like I was on sunday, at Workington last wednesday and at Whitehaven the sunday prior to that.

Probably too late to market it now. Instead of increasing crowd, it would just lower the revenues.

Just to confirm that even if the admission was FREE I, along with lots of others would not attend.

The RFL as a whole have a big problem to face and seem totally incapable of addressing it. The Cougars are not big or strong enough to do anything more than they do.

An awful lot of people have forgotten what Rugby League was all about. Even more, so it seems, know even less.

Couldn't make the game tonight, but looking forward to the views. Looking at the scoreline it would seem we didn't turn up AGAIN. Teams around us appear to be raising their game and getting bonus points but we seem to struggle against the bigger teams. Hunslet away at Sheffield as a casing point. A late try gave them, what could be, a valuable point.

The way I see it York still prop up the table and will need 2 wins now to stand any chance. Hunslet will need to beat Fev at home and Swinton will need 3 points away at Haven. That being said, if we beat Barrow we control out own destiny. It's squeaky bum time that's for sure!

Now's not the time to look back, but we really should not be in this position. How much could our early season form hurt us?