The Boo Boys : Fri Apr 24, 2009 10:30 pm  

And the lads singing Die Die Newton, please don't return. I'd rather have 500 off the audience than be associated with, and labelled as, your kind.

Booing an abject display from a side who have set the standard for nigh on 5 years now? Get a grip, we are going to lose some.

Singing about Newton is one thing, it was 5 years ago. Most of you, if you took the blinkers off, would take him at S next season any day. On top of that, wishing death upon someone?

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 10:31 pm  

I wouldn't take Newton, he's been dire since he went to Bradford. I would have considered it a few years back though.

One question though, were the boos for the team or the ref?

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 10:32 pm  

Billinge_Lump wrote:

I wouldn't take Newton, he's been dire since he went to Bradford. I would have considered it a few years back though.

One question though, were the boos for the team or the ref?

Only one set did any wrong tonight, and it wasn't Silverwood.

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 10:36 pm  

Ski wrote:

Only one set did any wrong tonight, and it wasn't Silverwood.

Nah, he'll have made mistakes, not necessarily in giving them the penalties he did though. I'll need to watch it on the tv before making a definitive comment .

But then whether or not the ref has actually made mistakes is usually beside the point, he's had the temerity to penalise us.

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 10:39 pm  

First Bradford try, blatant knock on.

First Saints try.
Graham never played or attempted to play the ball, and the last pass is yards forward.

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 10:43 pm  

The cheering when Solomona hit was bad.

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 10:45 pm  

Enicomb wrote:

The cheering when Solomona hit was bad.

Unfortunately, it happens everywhere. You aren't going to stop that.

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 10:47 pm  

Enicomb wrote:

The cheering when Solomona hit was bad.

Plenty of Bradford fans were cheering when Fa'asavalau was wobbling after being hit by Burgess.

It was just that there were so few of them you probably didn't hear it on the tv, or in any other stand come to think of it, but they were cheering.

: Fri Apr 24, 2009 10:49 pm  

Billinge_Lump wrote:

Plenty of Bradford fans were cheering when Fa'asavalau was wobbling after being hit by Burgess.

It was just that there were so few of them you probably didn't hear it on the tv, or in any other stand come to think of it, but they were cheering.

You're right I didn't hear that. But it was so audible for Solomona even Eddie mentioned it.

I did notice something about the hit on fa'as though, Silverwood didn't demand the ball be passed to another player for play to continue instantly like he did after Wilkn throttled Sheriffe.

Re: The Boo Boys : Fri Apr 24, 2009 10:58 pm  

Ski wrote:

And the lads singing Die Die Newton, please don't return. I'd rather have 500 off the audience than be associated with, and labelled as, your kind.

Booing an abject display from a side who have set the standard for nigh on 5 years now? Get a grip, we are going to lose some.

Singing about Newton is one thing, it was 5 years ago. Most of you, if you took the blinkers off, would take him at S next season any day. On top of that, wishing death upon someone?

Ski preach all you want but unfortunately:

1) You won't stop that song by posting on here (or by any other means for that matter)

2) There where SIGNIFICANTLY more than 500 singing it.

Also we were very very bad in parts tonight. If the members of the scaff feel the need to boo then let them they paid their money.

If I had paid best part of £200 for a season ticket this year, if I thought they were a shower of $hite I'd tell em too.

If I were on, Longs/KC/etc.. wages I'd take the criticism too, if fact I'd stay behind for half hour after the game just to take it.






All in all very bad day at the office didn't deserve the win.