Here are some actual quotes from our match reports, all referring to Quins:

“increasingly laboured”.

“a rather sedate contest”

“little play to quicken the pulse”

“a forgettable stop-start affair”

“woefully short of ideas when they got close”

“Things went from bad to worse“

“a dismal Harlequins”

“aimless and devoid of inspiration”

“bereft of both confidence and attacking influence”

“unable to build up a head of steam”

“lack of cutting edge”

“comprehensively beaten”

“Quins fell apart”

Two are from today. Maybe the quotes should be printed on the 2011 season ticket packs, that way we won't be accused of false advertising.

Does anybody actually enjoy going to watch QRL these days?

Cue some Macdermott post match spin ......................

Enjoyed watching the U20's win today.

dunno, gave up months ago.

Yes.

Folks from East Hull and folks from West Hull.

Well !!!
Yesterday's performance sum's up our season completely.
(Lacklustre, Amateur, Abysmal !!)
I have never seen a Quin's/Broncos side play with less passion & commitment, than was on show at The Stoop yesterday.
The player's just seem to be going through the motions & not doing that very well either.
To think I gave up a day of my leave allocation to watch the "shower of e" on view in yesterday's match.
In all my time supporting our side, I have always stayed till the bitter end, even when we were getting stuffed but at half time yesterday, I was seriously considering going home.
Yes, we scored a couple of good tries in the second half but the match was long dead & buried by then.
I sincerely hope the players feel guilty about taking their wages for this performance.
I have got train tickets to go to the Castleford match & the way I am feeling this morning, I don't know if I want to waste my time & money to support a side that don't seem to care about putting in some effort.
I hope there is someone at the club who can instill some pride & passion into the player's who chose to pull on our shirt but I doubt it, as this seems to have been missing for the past 18 months.
I really worry about the future of our club if the team continues to perform like this.

................and its going to get worse-no signing for next season and non expected

Transition takes time-Money is tight

Is this from the Chairman as well?

Me too!

Just got back from Wrexham, and if the Crusaders play like that against us next week we are in deep, deep trouble - they were devastating.

Yep

If I hadn't travelled by train and thus been committed to a fixed return time, I would have left at half time. True I would have missed the second half improvement, but that was irrelevant, the game was gone and I couldn't care less about what I was watching.

"Transition" to what I wonder. The club is dying a slow death. For most of the last 18 months, the team has been a very poor spectacle. Another season of this will obviously see attendances and atmosphere dwindle yet further.

Like Hull I was falling asleep in the second half. That's how good it was. I might as well go back to watching cricket in the summer.

Exactly-Unless IL shares are snapped up we are in trouble

I think you meant finished. We have been in trouble since IL left for Wigan.

Really? I think we have been in trouble since 2002........IL buying Wigan was just another obstacle the club have failed to get over. You know where I'd look to get the money lost from IL's investment....but apparently we the fans can't do anything about it and I should stop going on about it

Too many negatives on Saturday to even begin to list them. A few have been alluded to already, but I have plenty more. It was almost certainly my last game as a Quins RL season ticket holder. That's unless there are some dramatic positive developments in the next few months, of which the only one that might make a significant difference would be the appearance of a "white knight" willing and able to put a couple of million quid a season into the club.

However, on reflection I found two positives from the day:
1. Will Sharp's try
2. My discovery, on opening my bag on the train back to Reading, that I still had a forgotten half a pork pie, left over from lunchtime, to eat.

Was that a real porkie, or are you a Wiganer?

Made in Leics. by Henry Walker, I think.