Enjoyed the day and a nice friendly ground to visit as well. Was shocked to see Barry playing, but nice to see him score near the end.

Only minus points on the day was the number of 'sunday drivers' on the road between Halifax and Keighley (just managed to get in for kick off!) and nearly getting killed by a cricket ball in the burger queue at half time. Fair do's to the batsman, it was a hell of a hit!

The Keighley players showed up well, but the main thing for me was that we managed to cut out alot of the bad discipline and stupid defensive mistakes that have cost us recently and we had someone at full back who can actually catch a high ball (Flynn is a winger by trade but is fair better under the high ball than the other three we've tried at full back this year).

Good luck for staying up and sadly I'll miss our league visit as I'm on my holidays.

£10 on the gate for people like my Dad, who doesn't come to every game and to attract new support, I know a fair few people who'd come if it wasn't so expensive. Then lower the season ticket price a little too to comepensate.

I wouldn't differentiate between home and away fans. Away fans' money is as good as anyone elses'.

Attracting more fans is incredibilly difficult, especially when we have a league system with a glass ceiling.

I think they missed a trick with the posters this season. Instead of lots of smallish ones before each home game, we just had one massive - and not very clear to read - fixture list to try and get put up in shops etc. Most of the people who had willingly put up posters in their window every week last season said it was too big, so as a result Silsden at least has no Cougar advertising whatsoever.There must be a way of tapping into these outlying areas...

Last season's shirt was top notch in my opinion.

Me personally, I don't wear replica shirts at all, but I'd like to see a retro and simple kind of shirt like last season and I might be persuaded. Maybe I could buy one just for something to wear with shorts in the summer.


In regards to admission prices. I made my opinions quite clear at the start of the season. Although I understand Keighley want to compete at a financial level, £14 sounds like an awful lot to a neutral or to someone who has not shown interest in rugby league before.

Surely if Keighley want £14 it's just as good value to pay £20 or whatever to watch b***ford or Leeds and be entertained?

Particularly people who are the same sort of age as me will not turn up due to the price.

£10 sounds like a decent enough price to me.

I'd prefer more Friday night matches aswell personally. Means I can watch the rugby and have a few drinks and then go into town for a few more.

Diddle for middle then - twelve quid do you?

I suppose it doesn't sounds as dear as £14. I just think £10 is a better round figure and doesn't sound like such a turn off.