That's sat navs for you.

Of course, the best thing to do when your club is struggling, is to stop supporting them.

Aye, hardly Pearson's fault the massive failings of the RFL. Protest against them, not your club, who need all our dissenting voices to battle for fairness in our great sport and a fair crack of the whip for Hull FC, and all the other clubs who are second amongst equals.



Pearson (and Hudge) need our support now of all times.

I am not stopping going, and probably never will ( unless I get banned

) but it is unnerving that a lot of fans are stopping going, from some clubs

Not embarrassing me at all, only yourself.

All the big names eh ?

h firth now there was a speedster, i also remember a hooker playing called firth maybe the older spectator might remember to, arrrrrrrrrrrrr the good old days lol

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Football related but still an interesting read on fan psychology



"Supporting a team shouldn't be about winning or losing, it should be about the whole experience: meeting your mates, having a beer, watching the game. That's what being a fan is. Isn't it?"

Roy Firth ??

thats him, well done mate, if i remember he played for a yorkshire team, the good old days lol

Rugby league has become a bit

But the World Cup Semi final eng v nz gave me my mojo back

Superb game.

Nice to see he is a through and through Old Faithful member.

It's becoming a common theme



I know plenty of fans from both clubs who have had enough with the game in general not just their own clubs.



This restructure can't come soon enough I reckon

The restructure will only exacerbate the problem, I reckon. Stupid bloody idea.

Well your Chairman doesn't think it will be the end all and be all of the game and I think anyone who sees the changes next season as the saviour of RL isn't thinking clearly at all.



The downward spiral will be hard to reverse because the officials, disciplinary fiasco's and the RL will still be the same and our best players that are our 'Box Office' will be moving to the NRL and TV coverage will still be beset with naff commentators and presenters. If you want proof then look at this season, crowds were going to be flooding back after the feel good factor of the World Cup and the premise that relegation would add lots of spice to the competition, yet last weekend just 67,000 watched 18 games (its a good job that London were away at Leeds otherwise it could have been under 55,000)



That's abysmal for Super League never mind the whole professional game! For me, although I won't be doing it just yet myself, I understand people walking away and once people leave the game they fill their time with other things and its twice as hard if not darn near impossible to get them back.