Ask Leeds Utd and Southampton which they prefer

Or Leicester City, Newcastle Utd, or even Middlesboro, tell you what I think, they would rather be $hite and have new stadia with loads of money .
I can feel a poll comming on, would you rather be supporting a successful team?, or jacking of to a piece of paper that says 'A' on it?

All those teams were relegated, you have more chance of being relegated than us under the present system. Your also assuming you're going to be fantastic from now on and we're going to be crap, let's just see how long that lasts.

Well said mate. Acceptance is the 1st step to rehabilitation.

If we are such a "small club" compared to FC why do we bother you so much? Why all the interest?

I am quite happy supporting a "small club" if it means watching the team improve season after season, looking forward to the weekend, enjoying the atmosphere at matches (win or lose), knowing that our players, coaching team & board are 100% committed to the club.

I guess the old adage really is true, Size really doesn't matter, but then again you better check with your Mrs about that

We all know that a new or modernised stadium will improve attendances, you only have to look at the SL stats page for the seasons FC were at the Boulevard, when they were 6th they were attracting crowds far smaller than we are now, in fact we have not had gates as small as some of theirs since we got into SL. Hull FC are no different to other clubs, they have attracted a new following since they moved to the KC, most of whom had never seen an RL game before (not condemning it, that great and what we should be doing, but its all the calls of 'glory supporters' that make me laugh).

In the past 40 yrs when both clubs have been on equal footing, they have historically had bigger crowds, we all know that, but prior to that we are much better supported. Its up to Rovers to improve facilities to attract new support (plus the ones that used to come, who now don't). Having a winning team will help this cause, but its the ground we need to improve to attract more fans (as well as away fans. Not worried about the whiners who cannot be bothered to travel a couple of miles on a bright sunny summers afternoon, they are and will remain to$$ers).

We had the chance to play at the KC, but quite rightly we turned it down to preserve our heritage, having done that we now need to get on with improving the ground and I am sure that we will be averaging 10,000 + soon, especially if we get a trophy or two in the cabinet.

i know this will upset a few,but i really dont think he's the great coach everyone thinks he is,look at tonight if we cant beat wakefield with our supposed great players against there better coached no name players then we are going nowhere in the playoffs.This might sound negative but we should be playing better than this the week before the playoffs.