Yet for 2 seasons in the national league we averaged over 5k both times! Think one game last year was ridiculously low, millwards final game. I'm sure had cas fans known it wouldve been his final game more would've attended to give him the send off he deserved.

Probably cos you were winning every week.

So you may think but I remember defeats to hull kr, Halifax, haven twice and Rochdale ffs!

5 defeats in 2 seasons? How did you cope?

Well done - only got a line up myself.

That was all in 2005, 6 defeats including kr again at blackpool.

you speak for yourself Dick.

I Do.

"My club's ace with big crowds and your club's crap with small crowds."

"No. [iMyy[/i club's ace with big crowds and [iyoour[/i club's crap with small crowds."

"No. [iMyyy[/i club's ace with big crowds and [iyooour[/i club's crap with small crowds."

"No. [iMyyyy[/i club's ace with big crowds and [iyoooour[/i club's crap with small crowds."

"No. [iMyyyyy[/i club's ace with big crowds and [iyooooour[/i club's crap with small crowds."

'Bout sums up this debate, so there's no need to continue.

Dark days.

I hope Cas go on to achieve something this season. It's just a shame your fans seem to have an unhealthy obsession with us.

On a `Show of Hands Vote` or `Fingers` even - the Cas fans would beat us easily

I don't see it as a threat we will win enough games later in the season

It seems that one of our relegation rivals - Wakefield - have parted company with Richard Agar. If the change spurs them on to better performances, we could slip a bit further down the league.

I wonder if the Wakefield forum will be subject to the same level of hissy-fittery from fans of other clubs as this one has over the Nobby/Iestyn thing.

They will say he fell on his sword for the good of the cause , this warrington theory is a curve ball though

Ladies and gentlemen,
I do not have much time but I can tell you that relegation can only be averted if large attendances descend on the AJ Bell Stadium for the remainder of the season.
The RFL and Brian Noble/Bradford Bulls conspiracy was foiled when Dr K took decisive action.

I must point you in the direction of the timescale - April.
Iestyn Harris appointed - victory at Bradford on Friday 11th - Statement about review of points deduction against Bradford made on the Monday after [url=http://www.therfl.co.uk/news/article/29982/independent-panel-to-hear-bradford14th[/url

Mulder and Scully of The X Files are out of retirement and are on the case.Have our players been hypnotized?
How could they have been playing as badly as they have been? Have extraterrestrials taken over?
What really went on with the Koukash interest in Bradford?

How could Bradford continue in the transfer market and take loan players when the RFL made it difficult for Salford to register Josh Veivers and Stu Howarth before the 2012 campaign? Salford were never in administration.

Did our new coach and saviour have to have connections with Bradford in order for him to remove the curse
placed on our players? How long before the curse is removed completely?

I may be gone for some time.When I return I may have some answers.

You should leave the Crack alone, RDP.

What did I just read?

That's why I blocked him as too read some of the posts needs a degree in physics and could only be benefited by the consumption of some hallucinogenics.

I will try & translate for you all :-

He is suggesting that the Bulls/RFL have been thwarted when Noble was sacked by Marwan.

As the Bulls lost to an Iestyn Harris selected Devils outfit on the Friday the RFL decided that the Bulls needed more help to avoid Relegation & a Review would take place on Points deduction.

Independent professionals are reviewing the 6 point reduction. The RFL are trying to distance themselves as these IPs know nought about Rugby League or the rule that `if in Admin points are deducted`.

He goes on to moan about the two faced actions of the RFL allowing the Bulls (when in Admin) to take loan players when our lot were denied these joys in 2012 when we weren`t even in Admin.

Not sure here - Think he is suggesting former Bull IH can consign the Bulls to the Dustbin by inspiring our team to Victory on 15th June.

Think RDP has now gone on Holiday.

Anyway I have awarded myself 6/10 for translation. Who do I send the Invoice to?

His medical team

Just read that 4 times....makes me chuckle as I am still non the wiser

Relegation is now less of a threat because Bradford's appeal has been turned down.

[urlhttp://www.bradfordbulls.co.uk/news/article/9274/points-deduction-upheld[/url

I prefer to leave the schadenfreude to the bell ends of Castleford and Widnes who occasionally pollute this forum, but this is, nevertheless, pretty good news for us.

Not if we still keep losing and Bradford start winning.
Today's game is a MUST WIN game' we are in the relegation struggle, no chance of top 8

Tim Smith has dropped straight back into the Wakefield team and looked a class act with us.

His kicking game was fantastic against London and his distribution made a huge difference to us, Kirmond suddenly looks a lot more like the player he was.

Today against Wigan, Tim Smith has continued to dictate the game, again his kicking game was excellent, he put Kirmond in for another try and scored one himself while also defending very well.

Those two wins have lifted us above Salford having played the same number of games

It was inevitable this would happen. He is a class player when he's happy, but he really didn't settle at Salford at all. For the most part he was totally anonymous. We can't even blame the difficulties of playing alongside Rangi, because for the first 6 weeks (ish) of the season, Rangi was injured and, bar the game down at London, Tim still looked anonymous. A shame really, but these things happen.