Re: Ian Watson : Wed Nov 18, 2020 6:44 am  

The Devil's Advocate wrote:

That's sickening news for Salford fans, didn't he recently say he was staying?

I can understand him moving to Huddersfield rather than Hull, logistically obviously, but the treatment of Radford will stick in the memory for some time.

if you live by the sword ? looking at coach Radfords public shaming of Watts (imo leagues best prop @time) and his subsequent transfer to castleford , why should the club owner and bill payer not treat the said coach the same way ? radders will remain a club legend for back2back cup wins but the team had stagnated and he should have gone a year earlier imo

Re: Ian Watson : Wed Nov 18, 2020 9:13 am  

Steph Curry wrote:

Oh look. A fan of a tin pot club having a pop at a big club. Come back when your club has put the money in to the sport like Warrington have. Until then, you are just another Wakefield....take take take

What makes Warrington a bigger club than Hull?? I know you're a troll looking for a bit of attention but from what I can see both clubs are of a similar size. Both contribute massively to super league in terms of crowds and revenue. Hull regularly have one of the best away followings in the league and put plenty of money into other clubs coffers even though we regularly have to travel further than most teams we take more to the likes of St helens and Wigan than car full that they bring over here every season.

Re: Ian Watson : Wed Nov 18, 2020 9:22 am  

Yippee try yay wrote:

What makes Warrington a bigger club than Hull?? I know you're a troll looking for a bit of attention but from what I can see both clubs are of a similar size. Both contribute massively to super league in terms of crowds and revenue. Hull regularly have one of the best away followings in the league and put plenty of money into other clubs coffers even though we regularly have to travel further than most teams we take more to the likes of St helens and Wigan than car full that they bring over here every season.

The irony of all this is that although he hates Warrington with a passion, he'll even go to the length of defending them just to get a nibble from Hull fans by insulting them, as for Wakey he's always hated us since being ejected from the ground for urinating behind the tea stand.

Re: Ian Watson : Wed Nov 18, 2020 9:59 am  

little wayne69 wrote:

The irony of all this is that although he hates Warrington with a passion, he'll even go to the length of defending them just to get a nibble from Hull fans by insulting them, as for Wakey he's always hated us since being ejected from the ground for urinating behind the tea stand.

I can't think of many fans that would intentionally defend their rivals just to get some attention from fans of other clubs, each to their own I suppose.

Re: Ian Watson : Wed Nov 18, 2020 1:21 pm  

Yippee try yay wrote:

I can't think of many fans that would intentionally defend their rivals just to get some attention from fans of other clubs, each to their own I suppose.

leBron James, AS108, Ruanne whotsisfacem and Phylis Curry there's 4 there for yer it it helps.

Re: Ian Watson : Wed Nov 18, 2020 1:37 pm  

Steph Curry wrote:

Oh look. A fan of a tin pot club having a pop at a big club. Come back when your club has put the money in to the sport like Warrington have. Until then, you are just another Wakefield....take take take

Do you have ANYTHING constructive to say about ANYTHING, ever ?
Without the so called "tin pot clubs" who would you even have to play against, maybe you would just be left playing with yourselves

Perhaps you could share your opinion on Watson for a start.
Good coach or poor coach - nice easy starter for you.

Re: Ian Watson : Wed Nov 18, 2020 2:07 pm  

wrencat1873 wrote:

Do you have ANYTHING constructive to say about ANYTHING, ever ?

No, whoever it is doesn't, but is stimulated by angry replies, which you provided

Re: Ian Watson : Wed Nov 18, 2020 2:39 pm  

Donnyman wrote:

No, whoever it is doesn't, but is stimulated by angry replies, which you provided

Oh good

Re: Ian Watson : Wed Nov 18, 2020 6:49 pm  

wrencat1873 wrote:

Oh good

You should never itch thrush! (annoying cnuts always come back)

Re: Ian Watson : Thu Nov 19, 2020 1:33 am  

Yippee try yay wrote:

What makes Warrington a bigger club than Hull?? I know you're a troll looking for a bit of attention but from what I can see both clubs are of a similar size. Both contribute massively to super league in terms of crowds and revenue. Hull regularly have one of the best away followings in the league and put plenty of money into other clubs coffers even though we regularly have to travel further than most teams we take more to the likes of St helens and Wigan than car full that they bring over here every season.

Nothing. Your just being blatantly goaded as you say.

We need the biggest 12 English clubs who can satisfy SKY's requirements the best, and SKY want fans signing up to SKY subscriptions.

If attendances are a reflection of the level of English fans clubs have, who can then buy SKY subs then the most important 12 clubs in Rugby League are:-

1. Leeds 13,000
2. Saints 12,000
3. Hull 11,500
4. Wigan 11,500
5. Warrington 10,500
6. HKR 8,000
7. Castleford 7,000
8. Wakefield 5,500
9. Huddersfield 5,000
10.Bradford 4,500
11. Widnes 4,000
12. salford 3,700