Re: Open day and shirts before Xmas : Wed Dec 16, 2015 7:07 pm  

Thank you mate, that's all I was asking, making comments like that though even as a joke are not really a good idea

Re: Open day and shirts before Xmas : Wed Dec 16, 2015 7:14 pm  

mickyb1234 wrote:

Thank you mate, that's all I was asking, making comments like that though even as a joke are not really a good idea

What are you implying here ?

Re: Open day and shirts before Xmas : Thu Dec 17, 2015 12:00 am  

mickyb1234 wrote:

Sarf Essex you are being selective
I saud those that cant go will get feddback, i then said there is the third group of whingers and whiners who woukd complain whatever day it was and however it was run, and have already stated they dont go yo this sort of event. If you want to join that camp then fine.

Hardly selective when you repeat that anyone who complains about the day is a whinger and a whiner. What am I missing there?

Oh yes people who can't go should receive feedback (from you?). How do you view a training session or buy merchandise from feedback? Actually it just fits in with your oft repeated mantra that we should not say anything even mildly critical because we can't do anything about the way the club is run. You did miss out I'm alright Jack this time though.

Personally I think an open day is a good idea, but when the day is held on the last working day before Christmas, when for me and I suspect many others it will be impossible to get annual leave, I don't see why I shouldn't comment. Why find ways of cutting the potential attendance? If the club actually wants to re-engage with supporters rather than just paying lipservice to that concept this is the sort of thing that needs more thought. If this weekend was not a good idea, why not one in January? (or before now as they have been back in training since November).

Still I guess this makes me a whinger and whiner who woukd (sic) complain whatever day it was and however it was run, and have already stated they don't (sic) go yo (sic) this sort of event (rather than someone who first bought a season ticket in 1987 and cares passionately about rugby league in London).

Re: Open day and shirts before Xmas : Thu Dec 17, 2015 1:58 am  

2 things fellas suggesting that social services should be informed if any kids should go to an event, I didn't imply anything, I merely asked what was being suggested, involvement of social services normally suggests some wrong doing I never brought it up I was merely asking what was being suggested. I have a DB certificate by the way.
Taff read my post that's not what I said, I said the whingers and moaners who whinge about anything and everything would have complained irrelevant of when and where the season launch was, if the cap fits mate not my issue. As for feedback for those that can't go am sure there will be enough chat on here

Re: Open day and shirts before Xmas : Thu Dec 17, 2015 8:38 am  

mickyb1234 wrote:

2 things fellas suggesting that social services should be informed if any kids should go to an event, I didn't imply anything, I merely asked what was being suggested, involvement of social services normally suggests some wrong doing I never brought it up I was merely asking what was being suggested. I have a DB certificate by the way.
Taff read my post that's not what I said, I said the whingers and moaners who whinge about anything and everything would have complained irrelevant of when and where the season launch was, if the cap fits mate not my issue. As for feedback for those that can't go am sure there will be enough chat on here

I hate to appear rude, but is English not your first language? I ask because your posts seem bereft of punctuation or at least correctly used punctuation. You also seem to have a very un-British "exclusive" attitude. As a fan of a minor club playing a minor sport in a minor division, you should be far more tolerant and welcoming of anyone interested, even if their opinion differs from yours.
Just a thought.

Re: Open day and shirts before Xmas : Thu Dec 17, 2015 9:35 am  

First proper day of the school holidays so can't see why this is such an issue.

Re: Open day and shirts before Xmas : Thu Dec 17, 2015 1:01 pm  

Torbreck wrote:

First proper day of the school holidays so can't see why this is such an issue.

Not all of us are still at school

Re: Open day and shirts before Xmas : Thu Dec 17, 2015 1:02 pm  

Torbreck wrote:

First proper day of the school holidays so can't see why this is such an issue.

In isolation it's not that big a deal admittedly.

As part of a wider trend it does indicate that the club is still royally fecked however.

Re: Open day and shirts before Xmas : Thu Dec 17, 2015 5:24 pm  

Cowy Do you finish school tomorrow?

Re: Open day and shirts before Xmas : Thu Dec 17, 2015 6:21 pm  

Exiled down south wrote:

Cowy Do you finish school tomorrow?

I'm afraid that disparaging Broncos is a bit like painting the Forth Bridge. Once you start you never ever finish.

You enjoy the face painting though.