: Sun May 31, 2009 11:27 pm  

worksopwildcat wrote:

hard to take a defeat like that coming so late in the game

You get used to it....

: Mon Jun 01, 2009 7:18 am  

sgtwilko wrote:

cas simpley dont have the defence to win tight games or big ones for that matter

Wrong. Yesterday the defence was excellent but ultimately overworked because our attack didn't take enough juice out of Huddersfield. When in possession their off-load game moved us around and tired us out but we asked far fewer questions of their defence. Hudds have that bit more quality and it saw them home, just about deservedly because of the chances they created and blew.

I suspect the rest of our season won't be a lot better but it will be an improvement on last year and the name of the license game is progress.

: Mon Jun 01, 2009 8:03 am  

brearley84 wrote:

average gates for 2009

our average attendance is 8842


your average attendance is 8014

Really is that all with your uni givaways and the season ticket deal? thats quite poor really in the same circumstances salford and wakey would probably beat that and cas would get over 10,000. Still as long as your backer continues to let people in either free or at a much reduced rate you might still be able to just beat the attendance of a much smaller place where the fans have to pay to get in And dont forget we like all the other teams in the league have the disadvantage of having to host hudds with the tiny amount of away supporters, who was our lowest gate against again?

Even with cheap match tickets today the hudds support was poor for a home qtr final game, not that much greater than when we hosted fax.

: Mon Jun 01, 2009 8:11 am  

I thought your were the better team yesterday and in the end quite unlucky not to go through to the semis.

: Mon Jun 01, 2009 8:14 am  

Mr James ROwley wrote:

I thought your were the better team yesterday and in the end quite unlucky not to go through to the semis.

As did most nuetrals, for some reason the fartowners as well as a few goons, loiners and flatcappers dont feel the same way.

Thanks though.

: Mon Jun 01, 2009 8:21 am  

poppys mum wrote:

we cant win close games

6 point win at Wigan, 2 point win at Catalans, 1 point win at Hull, 2 point win over Bradford, 1 point win over Halifax all point to that being, with all due respect, nonsense.

We've also lost 4 games by small margins.

At the end of the day, some you win, some you lose.

: Mon Jun 01, 2009 8:32 am  

I have to say, I found myself cheering Cas on, very strange feeling, and at the end of the day a win for either side yesterday was fair, either team had chances, and both gave their all, so well done to both sides, and there is no joy in defeat, but from a Wakey point of view it was a great game to watch.

: Mon Jun 01, 2009 9:22 am  

Code13 wrote:

You didnt have it ever sewn up, and you wouldnt have got out of your half without playin some very good attacking rugby

Just as a matter of interest how else is a team supposed to get out of their own half

: Mon Jun 01, 2009 9:39 am  

brearley84 wrote:

average gates for 2009

our average attendance is 8842


your average attendance is 8014

Its funny that before Davey's earth shattering announcement at the beginning of the season offering free season tickets to those that bought a half price replica shirt no midget fans' would ever mention attendances'.
Wouldnt mind betting the cr@p you are coming out with is because its your first season at the Galfart

Cas used to have better support than you lot did even when they were in NL1

: Mon Jun 01, 2009 9:41 am  

mwildcats wrote:

Thought cas deserved it if im honest. Hardlines cas fans.

so did i - i actually told some Cas fans later that the best team lost - We should have been punished for dropping all that ball, we didnt deserve to win IMO , very unlucky Cas and well done on a good support which made a cracking atmosphere and good luck for your quest to make the play offs