Re: CROWD Vs BULLS : Wed May 04, 2011 5:56 am  

Knock On Nigel wrote:

regret buying now its man u vs chelsea

nobody else is gonna come

It's always been Man Utd vs Chelsea on Sunday, at least since our draw was made

Re: CROWD Vs BULLS : Wed May 04, 2011 6:08 am  

tommy wrote:

It's always been Man Utd vs Chelsea on Sunday, at least since our draw was made

that is true

however, given last weeks results its now the make or break game for the premiersip title so all with an interest in football will be wanting to watch

Re: CROWD Vs BULLS : Wed May 04, 2011 6:37 am  

Knock On Nigel wrote:

that is true

however, given last weeks results its now the make or break game for the premiersip title so all with an interest in football will be wanting to watch

I wouldn't have thought that's going to affect the crowd in any way. Right enough it's a big game now and if it was on Saturday I probably would watch it but a game in a completely different sport isn't going to drastically affect the attendance of Fax's game.

We have this claim at City when we play on a Tues night and people go 'It's champions league tonight so the crowd will suffer'...are they genuinely saying 200-300 more people would go to the game if some other match was on the tele? I doubt it and that's the same sport.

Re: CROWD Vs BULLS : Wed May 04, 2011 7:05 am  

tommy wrote:

I wouldn't have thought that's going to affect the crowd in any way. Right enough it's a big game now and if it was on Saturday I probably would watch it but a game in a completely different sport isn't going to drastically affect the attendance of Fax's game.

We have this claim at City when we play on a Tues night and people go 'It's champions league tonight so the crowd will suffer'...are they genuinely saying 200-300 more people would go to the game if some other match was on the tele? I doubt it and that's the same sport.

i just think quite a few floaters who would have wandered down on sunday may think to save some cash and watch the footy instead, especially with the way weve been performing

can always switch between channels too...

Re: CROWD Vs BULLS : Wed May 04, 2011 7:44 am  

Let be honest the stronger argument that WILL effect the gate due to our current form is that the game is being shown live on the BBC. Your floating supporters looking to save some cash are more likely to do this do you not think??

Re: CROWD Vs BULLS : Wed May 04, 2011 7:58 am  

chris_smith wrote:

Let be honest the stronger argument that WILL effect the gate due to our current form is that the game is being shown live on the BBC. Your floating supporters looking to save some cash are more likely to do this do you not think??

I agree obviously people will watch it on TV rather than pay to come and watch however for some the choice to do that will have been made easier by the teams recent on field form. Looks like yet another lost opportunity for Halifax RLFC and it will be the final nail in the coffin of our Super League dream.

Re: CROWD Vs BULLS : Wed May 04, 2011 4:43 pm  

Forever Blue and white wrote:

I agree obviously people will watch it on TV rather than pay to come and watch however for some the choice to do that will have been made easier by the teams recent on field form. Looks like yet another lost opportunity for Halifax RLFC and it will be the final nail in the coffin of our Super League dream.

Thats all it ever has been im afraid just a dream

Re: CROWD Vs BULLS : Wed May 04, 2011 5:20 pm  

Nevermind final nails, we have got dandelions all over the grave the headstones covered in moss.

Re: CROWD Vs BULLS : Wed May 04, 2011 6:15 pm  

bentleyman wrote:

Thats all it ever has been im afraid just a dream

Believe Walt Disney when he says if you wish upon a star your dreams can come true.

Re: CROWD Vs BULLS : Wed May 04, 2011 10:23 pm  

Forever Blue and white wrote:

Believe Walt Disney when he says if you wish upon a star your dreams can come true.

True and one of my favourite songs is "Somewhere over the Rainbow"