Mrs Barista wrote:The thing is, trolling aside, attendances are a highly relevant point in the context of Rovers future, from both the stated breakeven requirements by Rovers chairman to the business case for the East and North Stands. Of course, today's attendance of 7,102 would have been the worst attendance at CP since 2007, had it not been for the attendance vs Huddersfield in 2008 of, er, 7,101

Mild Rover wrote:Indeed. Shame on those trolls for making sensible discussion of the issue so difficult. Discussion of the game today now please - people don't want to wade through pages of me and thee.

GraftonRed wrote:Damn! just got back from the game and was going to predict a certain person would not be able to post without mentioning the gate......

I think we need a vast improvement next week or it will be another televised mauling, although we did defend quite well warrington are another kettle of fish.

Mrs Barista wrote:GML's full debrief will be posted soon, I'm sure. I did miss it after the Saints game.

Assume Rovers pack had a good afternoon - whatever else the Catalans may lack, they do have size up front.

jimmyfivebellies wrote:cats lost a couple of players during the game.their fullback,and bosc

Gordon Gekko wrote:TBF Rovers lost Webster during the game as well and Bosc went off very late in the game when it was pretty much all over. So your point is what??

berrigans bitch wrote:Shame about James Webster..was it the same injury or a new one?

Gordon Gekko wrote:TBF Rovers lost Webster during the game as well and Bosc went off very late in the game when it was pretty much all over. So your point is what??