Re: Leigh : Wed Sep 18, 2013 7:49 am  

halifaxjohn wrote:

In my humble opinion

but correct opinion

Re: Leigh : Wed Sep 18, 2013 10:19 am  

So anyone who missed the Worky game because of the conditions is not a true supporter? (I went for what its worth but Im not going to call anyone out who didnt)

What about people with medical conditions who cant go when its cold? A good mate of mines old man cant go to the games when its cold. Is he not a true supporter?

Ive been to every single game again this season, does that make me more of a supporter than people who miss the games because of the above reasons or say money issues? Im not daft enough to think so are others?

Re: Leigh : Wed Sep 18, 2013 10:21 am  

Greg Florimos Boots wrote:

So anyone who missed the Worky game because of the conditions is not a true supporter? (I went for what its worth but Im not going to call anyone out who didnt)

What about people with medical conditions who cant go when its cold? A good mate of mines old man cant go to the games when its cold. Is he not a true supporter?

Ive been to every single game again this season, does that make me more of a supporter than people who miss the games because of the above reasons or say money issues? Im not daft enough to think so are others?

I take your serious response to what was a tongue in cheek comment

Re: Leigh : Wed Sep 18, 2013 10:28 am  

halifaxjohn wrote:

I take your serious response to what was a tongue in cheek comment

this is the point John where if you were replying to the comment I quoted you would edit it so it actually made some sense.

Re: Leigh : Wed Sep 18, 2013 10:38 am  

Greg Florimos Boots wrote:

this is the point John where if you were replying to the comment I quoted you would edit it so it actually made some sense.

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Re: Leigh : Wed Sep 18, 2013 10:49 am  

halifaxjohn wrote:

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Re: Leigh : Wed Sep 18, 2013 4:32 pm  

Sometimes I don't go to away matches because I've had a hard day at work and I'm too tired. I don't consider myself any less of a fan. I pay fifty odd quid a year for the Fax flyer, I pay on the gate every fortnight at the Shay and I partake in the RLFANS Fax sponsor thingy every year. I have spent thousands of pounds since 1983 watching Halifax, buying shirts, badges, scarves, beer and pies.

Sometimes I don't attend away matches.

I am still a supporter.

Re: Leigh : Wed Sep 18, 2013 4:46 pm  

littlerich wrote:

Sometimes I don't go to away matches because I've had a hard day at work and I'm too tired. I don't consider myself any less of a fan. I pay fifty odd quid a year for the Fax flyer, I pay on the gate every fortnight at the Shay and I partake in the RLFANS Fax sponsor thingy every year. I have spent thousands of pounds since 1983 watching Halifax, buying shirts, badges, scarves, beer and pies.

Sometimes I don't attend away matches.

I am still a supporter.

Well Rich , you are a supporter most definitely , when is a Fan , not a Fan ?For Charlie one of your most Loyal fans is Bentleyman this bloke puts the miles in home and away , and lives in Donny .Anyway the title thread is Leigh what has this got to do with Leigh ?

Re: Leigh : Wed Sep 18, 2013 7:01 pm  

charlie caroli wrote:

Well Rich , you are a supporter most definitely , when is a Fan , not a Fan ?For Charlie one of your most Loyal fans is Bentleyman this bloke puts the miles in home and away , and lives in Donny .Anyway the title thread is Leigh what has this got to do with Leigh ?

Exactly, Charlie my comment which seams to have caused a furor was tongue in cheek, Bentley man has no transport and attends every game home and away by public transport.
At our game at your midden kick off was delayed which caused him problems getting home.
A true supporter, like many off us.
I just wish people would lighten up.

As I always say
"T'agba ba nde. a a ogun ja."

Re: Leigh : Wed Sep 18, 2013 11:00 pm  

That is astonishing John I say the same or something similar every time I leave the pub.


Btw I think Bentleyman might live in Bentley and btw he owes me a pint.