Re: Wakefield Win Again as Hull KR Go Bottom : Wed Oct 28, 2020 10:23 pm  

homme vaste wrote:

Bigger club in what way? They have similar Avg attendances to Wakefield even when giving tickets away for free and selling there season tickets for £99, sub tenants at a football clubs ground, bank rolled by one man, the club is not sustainable in the slightest, they have had similar on field results to Wakefield in the last few years and outside a few players there youth system has been pretty dismal leaving them relying on the likes of Wakefield over the past 10 years to pick up talent.

So we judge a big club by there ability to throw some money at a half decent Aussie import? Just like that great signing of Uate last year...

It’s very much subjective. As you have taken offence at my post, what are your reasons for Wakefield being a bigger club than hudds?

Re: Wakefield Win Again as Hull KR Go Bottom : Wed Oct 28, 2020 10:33 pm  

Steph Curry wrote:

It’s very much subjective. As you have taken offence at my post, what are your reasons for Wakefield being a bigger club than hudds?

No offence taken, I just wondered what the criteria was to be viewed as a bigger club?

Also I don`t think I mentioned Wakefield being a bigger club?

Re: Wakefield Win Again as Hull KR Go Bottom : Thu Oct 29, 2020 12:25 am  

homme vaste wrote:

No offence taken, I just wondered what the criteria was to be viewed as a bigger club?

Also I don`t think I mentioned Wakefield being a bigger club?

Huddersfield get to play in a nice stadium that they don't own, a bit like us at Leigh !

Re: Wakefield Win Again as Hull KR Go Bottom : Thu Oct 29, 2020 6:19 am  

Steph Curry wrote:

To be fair, Huddersfield are a much bigger club than Wakefield and offer more to Super league. Can you imagine Wakefield signing a player of the Calibre of Aidan sezer? No, either can I. That said, I don’t recall Wakefield having to cheat to avoid relegation

1/10 for effort leBron zero for content, so predictable maybe a new user name