It wasn’t a flat track, it would be misleading to level of almost lying to say it was,



It was difficult, 2002 and 2003 were difficult years at the top for leeds, the fans weren’t behind this plan, it wasn’t easy, and it isnt easy to keep it up, it wasn’t easy when Bradford did it nor when st Helens did it,

Would you like that applied to Warrington too, who received a warning from the ref last night for whinging about loads of decisions?





And back on topic, Armstrong doesn't look bad.

Perfectly reasonable summation.

Ah so the concept of marginal costs is foreign to you. That explains a lot. Thank you.

Can I just say, anyone that thinks Hull KR won't be chucked out of SL because they bring a lot of away fans is an idiot.



Hull KR aren't exactly a big draw. They don't get fans thinking "ooh, Hull KR, this is a must watch game". They may bring a lot over, but I reckon a fair few of the floating home fans won't give a cr*p about a game against Hull KR and will probably stay home.



I aren't saying it isn't good that Hull KR bring a lot of fans away with them, by the way. I'm just saying it is not really significant at all, especially in the franchise decisions. And especially when you look at things like sponsorship, media coverage, etc. of the league. Away fans at one game is pocket-change to clubs that can turn-over millions.

But will they be chucked out of SL because they are not the best development club in the world either ?



That is the question in point here