: Thu Mar 05, 2009 10:20 pm  

Roofs wrote:

Not the other Friday at our's it wasn't!

Your on Humberside and you have some of the worst away facilities in the league.

: Thu Mar 05, 2009 10:21 pm  

roversmad wrote:

you get a prize if you can name the ELEVEN other teams

Well two of them wernt even in super league but the league below so surely we finished higher than them.

: Thu Mar 05, 2009 10:53 pm  

odemwingie wrote:

Well two of them wernt even in super league but the league below so surely we finished higher than them.

Yeah ok then if you say so

: Fri Mar 06, 2009 7:24 am  

odemwingie wrote:

Your on Humberside and you have some of the worst away facilities in the league.

Any bloke who doesn't go to an away game because of facilities must be mad IMO.

Now if you refuse to go to an away game because of principle (e.g. Quins), that I'd find acceptable.

: Fri Mar 06, 2009 10:58 am  

Roofs wrote:

Any bloke who doesn't go to an away game because of facilities must be mad IMO.

Now if you refuse to go to an away game because of principle (e.g. Quins), that I'd find acceptable.

PRINCIPLES or your electronic tag
FFS, what principle is it that stops you travelling to The Stoop. Is it because we got a leg up into Superleague, is it because we had an overseas quota bigger than other teams, is it because we went bust and got voted back in by the SL chairmen or is it just pure flat-earthery?
The 50 odd Quins fans en-route to the willows today are taking days off work, spending money on petrol, hotels, tickets, beer and visiting a ground that has seen better days. They will rack up 9,000 miles this year following their team.
You on the other hand refuse to travel south because you have "principles"
Get over yourself.....most, if not all fans who come to The Stoop, say what a great day out it is.

: Fri Mar 06, 2009 11:00 am  

gutterfax wrote:

... FFS, what principle is it that stops you travelling to The Stoop. Is it because we got a leg up into Superleague, is it because we had an overseas quota bigger than other teams, is it because we went bust and got voted back in by the SL chairmen or is it just pure flat-earthery?
The 50 odd Quins fans en-route to the willows today are taking days off work, spending money on petrol, hotels, tickets, beer and visiting a ground that has seen better days. They will rack up 9,000 miles this year following their team.
You on the other hand refuse to travel south because you have "principles"
Get over yourself.....most, if not all fans who come to The Stoop, say what a great day out it is.

: Fri Mar 06, 2009 11:09 am  

gutterfax wrote:

PRINCIPLES or your electronic tag
FFS, what principle is it that stops you travelling to The Stoop. Is it because we got a leg up into Superleague, is it because we had an overseas quota bigger than other teams, is it because we went bust and got voted back in by the SL chairmen or is it just pure flat-earthery?
The 50 odd Quins fans en-route to the willows today are taking days off work, spending money on petrol, hotels, tickets, beer and visiting a ground that has seen better days. They will rack up 9,000 miles this year following their team.
You on the other hand refuse to travel south because you have "principles"
Get over yourself.....most, if not all fans who come to The Stoop, say what a great day out it is.

Great Day out The Stoop, and as I said to some Quins fans there, Hats off to those who travel up north every other week, as its a long trip. Takes some dedication to do it.

The way I look at the Longer Distance away games is as a Day Out, as opposed to an Afternoon out at the Rugby, If you want to watch RL where the furthest away game is an hour or so away, try watching the Grassroots game and give up on the pros.

: Fri Mar 06, 2009 11:13 am  

Roofs wrote:

Any bloke who doesn't go to an away game because of facilities must be mad IMO.

Now if you refuse to go to an away game because of principle (e.g. Quins), that I'd find acceptable.

I'd have thought that would be the other way round. Nothing wrong in not wanting to travel and spend the best part of £20 to sit in a stand with no cover....I'm sure some use that excuse not to come to Belle Vue!

I go to games to support my team, regardless of what I think about the club I'm visiting!

: Fri Mar 06, 2009 2:56 pm  

Roofs wrote:

Any bloke who doesn't go to an away game because of facilities must be mad IMO.

Now if you refuse to go to an away game because of principle (e.g. Quins), that I'd find acceptable.

I dont care about facilities but older people and people with young kids do.

: Fri Mar 06, 2009 2:56 pm  

roversmad wrote:

Yeah ok then if you say so

Well yes, if we finish a whole league above 2 other teams then we are better than them.