Good riddance

Bye then, don't let the turnstile hit your on the way out, no dowt you'll be back when we start winning again. Bloody fair weather fans do my head in

Heath said at half time the team were putting in 100% commitment, passion and faith. That second half performance just made the whole Bulls staff look like k**b heads, been going for 10 years and don't remember being so embarrassed, not a single one of those players care about the club, tonight they were a genuine embarrassment to the game tonight. Still can't believe the lack of effort,

That's the problem when you play players who are leaving the club.

Didn't think we lacked effort till the game was beyond us. Lacking in a lot of other areas but not effort. Lack of pride in the line at the end of the game was very poor though.

Funny you should say that Ah Van had a decent game.



As for people seeing their s, and not going this next year. You clearly aren't real Bulls supporters. You've got to take the rough with the smooth.

Like I said Ah Van and Herbert will come back to haunt us in years to come.

I thought the effort & line speed in defence was excellent until it was beyond saving. For mine.

Thought we lost our way in attack (as usual) and weren't really any threat at all with the ball in hand once we went behind. I was disappointed with the lack of urgency at times when we went 10points down and it seemed inevitable that we'd concede more. Once we did it was a case of how many. I left after Blake Green scored as I'd seen enough.



As usual we seemed to lose it when we were put under a bit of pressure. The mental weakness of the side is unbelievable.

Spot on there.



Their heads just seem to go completely once anything adverse happens.



Its like some sort of group schizophrenia - one seemingly small adverse thing happens, and they flip instantly into disorganised panic error well-that's-it-then mode. Just can't understand it.

Yep, and I think most of the supporters as well

Pledge letter received this morning, Ripped up and in the bin.