: Sat Apr 25, 2009 10:06 am  

willowred wrote:

The only disaster is that there are people willing to pay money to watch the cr@p you serve up on a weekly basis

Go away little thing, go and annoy your own site, unless of course, they are vexed of with you

: Sat Apr 25, 2009 11:48 am  

The Kevster! wrote:

We've all put money in for year (well many of us).

If the product we were putting on the pitch was worth me putting my hand in my pocket I'd still be going every week but at the moment I don't feel it is.

Whatever the reasons are behind that I don't know (players, coaches, board, LSV) but until that improves people will continue to stay away.

You can't blame people for watching their money at the moment especially if they don't fell they're getting their money's worth.

Well thats going to help isn't it

If everyone stopped going because we weren't playing well we'd be in even more cr@p!!

: Sat Apr 25, 2009 3:12 pm  

It is their choice even though not everybody is as mad as some of us.

If I didnt have a season ticket (as per usual) I maybe would have thought twice about going on Thursday. However, there is nowt better than a live rugby league match even when your team plays carp!

: Sat Apr 25, 2009 3:14 pm  

leyther forever wrote:

It is their choice even though not everybody is as mad as some of us.

If I didnt have a season ticket (as per usual) I maybe would have thought twice about going on Thursday. However, there is nowt better than a live rugby league match even when your team plays carp!

We have a fish playing for us , no wonder we lost

: Sat Apr 25, 2009 3:22 pm  

He wasn't as slippery as Mr.Kelly expected and most certainly was not the one who got away

: Sat Apr 25, 2009 6:59 pm  

leyther forever wrote:

It is their choice even though not everybody is as mad as some of us.

some might suggest the word "loyal" replace the word "mad"

: Sat Apr 25, 2009 9:10 pm  

being loyal to whom the club or the incumbants.
Is one more loyal for wanting the best for their club or for following blindly the captains at the helm.

: Sun Apr 26, 2009 5:37 am  

so you feel that its OK to hurt the club you so called support just because you don't like who's in charge?

: Sun Apr 26, 2009 12:08 pm  

The Kevster! wrote:

We've all put money in for year (well many of us).

If the product we were putting on the pitch was worth me putting my hand in my pocket I'd still be going every week but at the moment I don't feel it is.

Whatever the reasons are behind that I don't know (players, coaches, board, LSV) but until that improves people will continue to stay away.

You can't blame people for watching their money at the moment especially if they don't fell they're getting their money's worth.

Totally agree! You seriously can't expect people to fork out good money to watch the drivel we're serving up at the moment do you? Those of you who go week in week out regardless must have nothing better to do!

: Sun Apr 26, 2009 9:40 pm  

heywood jablowme wrote:

so THIS is whats known as a fair weather supporter yes?



shame on you

Fairweather fan hey... lets see I'm 33 next month and I've been going pretty much every home game since I was about 6 or 7 I'd say.

I will never stop loving the club and will still go to games but people expect everyone to go regardless and when times are tough that just isn't going to happen.

Incidentally I wasn't very "fairweather" when I was one of 7-800 turning up the season before Ian Millward was appointed.