The Watcher knows that if Cockayne had not given as many penalties away as he did, HKR would be in SL next season. Cockayne has probably found his skill level now.

I think Paul might be being naughtly himself by suggesting that what KR bring to SL is a slightly more violent fan base. If he isn't, that I certainly am saying that.



We beat the two teams in the million pound game, the Hull KR fixture being at their ground.



Hull KR lost to Huddersfield in the "1st" MPG - at home.



Hull KR lost the MPG - at home.



They had all the advantages and blew it.



I do wonder if this will stir Salford fans and may make attendances rise for them because, with the exception of the pure Schadenfreude I got when KR did lose (because of the classlessness of Peacock & Webster and the terrible conflation of issues by Cockaye) I do think the the Robins staying in SL would have been better for the sport in every other aspect.

And talking of 'schadenfreude', there was the priceless decision of ex-Aussie national coach, Tim Sheens, deciding to leave Salford for HKR, just before the Qualifiers. Now he really backed a loser there, didn't he!

How the mighty are fallen!!

I feel a little sorry for KR in that they have been relegated from 4th *middle 8s placing*, yet Captain Peacock & Cocaine have ramped up the numpty factor so often recently with their ridiculous outbursts & the Lab Rat Webster chipping in is enough for me to now be glad Salford won.



At least the AJ Bell is only half an hours drive.





Wonder what the chances of getting Maurice Blair & Ken Sio to sign are ?

We would be better with Lionel Blair and Ken Dodd.

Initially wasn't overly fussed in who stayed up although probably slightly leaned to Hull KR as our League record v Salford has never been brilliant.

That all changed the moment Peacock and company started making the comments.

The Championship will be a tough old league next year and Hull KR will need far more focus and professionalism than what was displayed by Messer's Peacock and Webster going into the Salford game as next season they will need to be focussed on the matches rather than the other things of which they have no control over.