Re: The RFL : Fri Apr 01, 2011 11:06 am  

justthebasicfax wrote:

I would love for a few of these SL muppets to know what its like to be cast adrift in the Championship.
I just cannot wait now to hear the next installment of the spineless charlatans at Red Hall. July cannot come soon enough for me.

You go on like Halifax have been hard done by, where you are now is your own clubs fault for spending money you didnt have back in the early 2000s, therefor being relegated the year later due to the awful team that followed the mass clearout of star players such as Dunemann and Mckenna and Clinch. The last licence period in 2008 you were no where near ready for SL, this year you probably are but Widnes are in a clearly better position. Listen yeah i know its a kick in the balls not being given the decision but don't go on like you being in the lower league's is no fault of your own because its rubbish!

[Nat (Rugby_Aholic)]

Re: The RFL : Fri Apr 01, 2011 11:11 am  

RED LEAGUE wrote:

You go on like Halifax have been hard done by, where you are now is your own clubs fault for spending money you didnt have back in the early 2000s, therefor being relegated the year later due to the awful team that followed the mass clearout of star players such as Dunemann and Mckenna and Clinch. The last licence period in 2008 you were no where near ready for SL, this year you probably are but Widnes are in a clearly better position. Listen yeah i know its a kick in the balls not being given the decision but don't go on like you being in the lower league's is no fault of your own because its rubbish!

By that logic we should have been promoted after winning the league last year. However we are still in the Championship and therefore have been hard done by.

Re: The RFL : Fri Apr 01, 2011 11:12 am  

RED LEAGUE wrote:

You go on like Halifax have been hard done by, where you are now is your own clubs fault for spending money you didnt have back in the early 2000s, therefor being relegated the year later due to the awful team that followed the mass clearout of star players such as Dunemann and Mckenna and Clinch. The last licence period in 2008 you were no where near ready for SL, this year you probably are but Widnes are in a clearly better position. Listen yeah i know its a kick in the balls not being given the decision but don't go on like you being in the lower league's is no fault of your own because its rubbish!

Do you get dizzy sat up there from your lofty perch?

Re: The RFL : Fri Apr 01, 2011 11:33 am  

Nat (Rugby_Aholic) wrote:

By that logic we should have been promoted after winning the league last year. However we are still in the Championship and therefore have been hard done by.

And so should Barrow have been? And if your going to be pedantic then Fetherstone should have been promoted under the original winner finishes top system, they too have been hard done by too then have they.

Rules change all the time in sport and just because they don't benefit your club you moan and groan about it, i doubt if it were you promoted thursday there would be one single person on here disagreeing with the RFL's decision.

Re: The RFL : Fri Apr 01, 2011 11:48 am  

shelfsox wrote:

Just wish I had a CAD drawing business in the Wakefield or Manchester areas, could be quids in for the next 3 months.

Explain. I do have a CAD drawing buisness in the Wakefield area & times are a bit bleak.

Re: The RFL : Fri Apr 01, 2011 11:53 am  

RED LEAGUE wrote:

And so should Barrow have been? And if your going to be pedantic then Fetherstone should have been promoted under the original winner finishes top system, they too have been hard done by too then have they.

Rules change all the time in sport and just because they don't benefit your club you moan and groan about it, i doubt if it were you promoted thursday there would be one single person on here disagreeing with the RFL's decision.

What a cock, Obviously no one would be arguing the decision. Salford is a hole so dont pretend all high and mighty, you were down here a few years ago and might yet be depending on your stadium built.

Why are you on here exactly and to argue what ?. Shouldn't you just toddle off now.

Re: The RFL : Fri Apr 01, 2011 12:14 pm  

BigNige wrote:

Explain. I do have a CAD drawing buisness in the Wakefield area & times are a bit bleak.

Whenever the issue of licenses have been brought up, Cas, Wakefield, Salford et all have rolled out a CAD drawing of their "new stadium". Reckon we'll see a couple more released to the press in the next few weeks....

Re: The RFL : Fri Apr 01, 2011 12:21 pm  

shelfsox wrote: Whenever the issue of licenses have been brought up, Cas, Wakefield, Salford et all have rolled out a CAD drawing of their "new stadium". Reckon we'll see a couple more released to the press in the next few weeks.... Seen as the steelwork is going up at the Salford site I think they've done at bit more than "roll out". http://www.salfordstadium.com/webcam.htm plus the detailed applcation for the Cas ground is recommended for approval by the council next Thurday.

shelfsox wrote: Whenever the issue of licenses have been brought up, Cas, Wakefield, Salford et all have rolled out a CAD drawing of their "new stadium". Reckon we'll see a couple more released to the press in the next few weeks.... Seen as the steelwork is going up at the Salford site I think they've done at bit more than "roll out". http://www.salfordstadium.com/webcam.htm plus the detailed applcation for the Cas ground is recommended for approval by the council next Thurday.

Re: The RFL : Fri Apr 01, 2011 12:24 pm  

If your trying to say that steelwork going up is a completed structure you are definitely talking to the wrong people here! We definitely won't buy that.

Re: The RFL : Fri Apr 01, 2011 12:28 pm  

BigNige wrote: Seen as the steelwork is going up at the Salford site I think they've done at bit more than "roll out". http://www.salfordstadium.com/webcam.htm plus the detailed applcation for the Cas ground is recommended for approval by the council next Thurday. Are you saying that approval is guaranteed? or could there be objections and it be refered to the relevent government department as happened with Wakefield

BigNige wrote: Seen as the steelwork is going up at the Salford site I think they've done at bit more than "roll out". http://www.salfordstadium.com/webcam.htm plus the detailed applcation for the Cas ground is recommended for approval by the council next Thurday. Are you saying that approval is guaranteed? or could there be objections and it be refered to the relevent government department as happened with Wakefield