jesus I thought this was a forum which is where people are able to voice their opinions on topics related to rugby League.
I read into your reaction that you are probably nervous about the play offs on your current form, and I would too if my team were showing form in recent weeks of a pretty ordinary standard.
Your coach has openly talked about getting to the final which might just come back and bite him on the booty.
I also guess that the 'feeder club' comment is also probably a little bit exaggerated, but it appears that all the super league clubs are adopting this process. maybe the fact that your local club Bradford have opted to join up with Rochdale instead of the club in their own district !! Now you must be pretty embarrased about that one or let me guess....you turned them down

you know nothing of our past with Bradford do you?? as for being a feeder club? No thanks we would rather see the fruits of our own labours, as has been evident this season,served us well so far I think you'll begrudgingly agree as is evident in our second place finish.how's york youth system bearing?hmmm

Listen "rhino TROLL" you know diddley squat about the cougars past so why dont you just [edit by guess who] and annoy some other club,which by looking at your history you are good at.on yer bike my son

Rhino Roy lets assume you are a York fan are you not able to realise by being in a partnership (another word for feeder) with Leeds then you immediately are under control of Leeds therefore the identity of your club disappears.

I do not understand why fans of the clubs outside super league are not aware of this. I follow Keighley Cougars and not like you appear to do and follow what in reality will be Leeds reserves.

Oh there are some tetchy people on this site.

First and foremost it is not yet guaranteed that York WILL be the opposition when the play offs start.

If the "Green ,Red and White" tinted glasses are removed from some peoples eyes then everything is not OK with the team , and no doubt the coach is well aware of that.

The team has been more than capable of beating ANY team in this league all season , and yes that does include Dewsbury, but for various reasons this has not always been the case.

People who UNDERSTAND Rugby League, know what the Cougars "weakness" is and it was shown against the Skolars once again.

I expect the team to progress to the final and hopefully win it, but also being a realist, I can see how it could fall down.

We shall see come the season end.


Post edited for the benefit of those who cannot get their glasses off!

League fan I have to ask this were you at the Skolars game as I unable to see the weakness you refer to as we did a professional job against the Skolars by doing what we had to do.

You refer to the weakness that apparently we all know about, well if thats the case we have fooled lots of teams as we managed 2nd place, what a terrible team we must have.

professional job......yeah right
and by the way obeone (I assume you are a star wars fan )
your recent history reads .....

"After dissolving in liquidation, the club was reformed as Keighley Cougars 2001 by former directors Neil Spencer and Colin Farrer.

In January 2002, Keighley Cougars appointed Gary Moorby as their coach in succession to Steve Deakin who join London Broncos as their assistant coach.

Keighley Cougars won National League two in 2003 and were promoted to National League one. However they were immediately relegated back.

Peter Roe returned for his third spell in charge at Lawkholme Lane at the end of 2005, succeeding Gary Moorby and starting the rebuilding process of a club still ravaged by relegation from National League One. The majority of players had left and money was in short supply. Player-coach Barry eaton was the only major signing and promising youngsters were blooded; the side struggled to compete and they finished 11th in the table.

Roe gave Eaton full control as player-coach in 2007. Cougars again struggled and finished 10th. Following a number of signing, Cougars made a strong start to the 2008 season.



and your championship hopes will
probably be history in a few weeks time too....jog on

Rhino, our lads have lapses in concentration at times, but your posts will have sorted that out, thank you. They always always respond when they are right up against it.

I wonder if we will be calling our loan players back? Is there any need to?

Folk in glass houses and all that spring to mind. History is just that history but just to jog your memory about York see below.

2006-York finished Ninth in National League Division One
Relegation back to National League Division Two

2007-York finished Sixth place finish in National League Two

2008- York finished Sixth in National League Division Two.

So as you can see what a fantastic record I am so envious

Add to the fact most clubs openly allow away fans in the bars after games with the exception of York its no wonder folk love them so much

Its what happens on 20th September that is important and I look forward to seeing the York fans crying in their beer after they get beat.

It's definitely not certain we'll meet York anyway. Only 5 weeks ago they lost 20-8 at home to Hunslet and I reckon Swinton are as competent a side as them.