Re: Agar Out : Sun May 12, 2019 12:19 pm  

Good for you if you stick it out through thick and thin. Meanwhile in the real world there are several thousand supporters already mia, and no doubt several k more on the brink.

I remember when 10k was considered a huge crowd. Keeping existing supporters is shedloads easier than getting new ones. Those aren't just floaters but people with real alternatives as to how to spend their money. I imagine a lot would put up with a bit of mid-table mediocrity, but absolute garbage? That's another thing entirely.

Re: Agar Out : Sun May 12, 2019 12:24 pm  

rollin thunder wrote:

Real fans need to get behind the team no matter what, we have had so many good times, that most clubs we'll never ever see, yes it's bad nibody wants this or likes this, it's horrib, but the club needs us more know than they ever did when it was easy. Hetheringtons job is to run the club has a business, because that's what it is, we are the Customer base nothingness more and that's the same for any sports organisation.

If some supportes want to turn their back on the club and go and watch Leeds united as they look like they might be good next year, then they can love off and don't come back when they are relegated from premiership and We are back in Grand finals.

Great post

Re: Agar Out : Sun May 12, 2019 6:30 pm  

The new development was £5 million from the club the £38 million rest on tick from Leeds council backed by legal and general pension fund. Club and cricket to pay rent for new facilities

[Fantastic Mr Catpiss]

Re: Agar Out : Sun May 12, 2019 7:32 pm  

christopher wrote:

I like Merrin both as a player and a bloke but if he wants to go home then let him, ise the money he’s on on an organising half back instead, that is probably our biggest need at the moment.

Salford are desparate for Cash could we tempt them to sell Hastings this season rather than let him go for free at the end of the season?

Now you're starting to think like warrington

Re: Agar Out : Sun May 12, 2019 7:38 pm  

rollin thunder wrote:

Real fans need to get behind the team no matter what, we have had so many good times, that most clubs we'll never ever see, yes it's bad nibody wants this or likes this, it's horrib, but the club needs us more know than they ever did when it was easy. Hetheringtons job is to run the club has a business, because that's what it is, we are the Customer base nothingness more and that's the same for any sports organisation.

If some supportes want to turn their back on the club and go and watch Leeds united as they look like they might be good next year, then they can love off and don't come back when they are relegated from premiership and We are back in Grand finals.

Well said. Easiest thing going is supporting a winning team bit that isn't being a fan.

Weve been spoilt rotten last 15 years now we need to rebuild and support the club through it. If you cant be there through this tough period don't be there when were winning again in a few years time.

Re: Agar Out : Mon May 13, 2019 4:16 pm  

Good to see "superfan" syndrome alive and well!

Re: Agar Out : Mon May 13, 2019 5:03 pm  

Most of us commented when we were winning let's just enjoy this because it wont last forever

Re: Agar Out : Tue May 14, 2019 3:10 pm  

lionarmour87 wrote:

Most of us commented when we were winning let's just enjoy this because it wont last forever

We did & plenty of us also remember the dark days of the 80's & the big spending Laughton era but saying all that plenty of our current situation is self inflicted when we had the blueprints to at the very least remain challengers.

Re: Agar Out : Tue May 14, 2019 9:00 pm  

RHINO-MARK wrote:

We did & plenty of us also remember the dark days of the 80's & the big spending Laughton era but saying all that plenty of our current situation is self inflicted when we had the blueprints to at the very least remain challengers.

Be honest tho you look back on the Robin Dewhirst era fondly???

Dark days indeed.

Re: Agar Out : Tue May 14, 2019 9:38 pm  

RHINO-MARK wrote:

We did & plenty of us also remember the dark days of the 80's & the big spending Laughton era but saying all that plenty of our current situation is self inflicted when we had the blueprints to at the very least remain challengers.

what was on these blueprints, have we lost them?