Re: Ealing Dealbreakers : Sat Nov 14, 2015 9:40 am  

Fully agree, it would be so easy for me to drive 10 minutes and go to Saints, never been to their new stadium in fact! Have to be honest and rather than driving down to London for every match last season I did pick and choose, perhaps once a month and nearly every game here in the North, petrol is a lot more dearer these days, most season's from the start I never missed a goal home or away, perhaps France once or twice. But I will defend the game in London and development outside of the North all the time.

Just think if many fans in the North had thrown away their toys from the Pram for so many years the game would have died. So many owners make mistakes, yes it is frustrating, but what can we do nothing!

Re: Ealing Dealbreakers : Sat Nov 14, 2015 9:52 am  

The only person who threw his toys out of the pram was David Hughes but you keep backing him to the hilt I expect nothing less.

Re: Ealing Dealbreakers : Sat Nov 14, 2015 10:03 am  

Cowgirl what are you on about.
If supporting the team on the park is backing the owner then yes we are backing him, why because we want to watch rugby league in the capital. At the moment without him, there is no broncos.
Not sure if you noticed he is still involved with the broncos so how is that throwing his toys out.
You have quite clearly stated your preference to support another team, go off and support email then and stop whining constantly on here about something you cannot change.

Re: Ealing Dealbreakers : Sat Nov 14, 2015 10:09 am  

I also agree, I have one day off a week, I choose to watch Rugby League on that day and my team of choice is The London Broncos, I do not go to support David Hughes, I go to support the team, my team!
Okay times are not good, we can all see this, but we just have to get on with it. What good would it do me not attending games? None at all.
I will continue to attend home games and away games where possible. It is what I and my family do.
Further I object to being called part of a rabble. especially by some freeloader.

Re: Ealing Dealbreakers : Sat Nov 14, 2015 10:32 am  

I said the team were a rabble but you obviously think the cap fits.

Re: Ealing Dealbreakers : Mon Nov 16, 2015 9:26 pm  

Cowgirl Nostalgist wrote:

I said the team were a rabble but you obviously think the cap fits.

Grateful for some clarification as to why or what makes the team on the field a rabble? A rabble tends to be a disorderly crowd often referring to socially inferior classes.

Re: Ealing Dealbreakers : Mon Nov 16, 2015 9:31 pm  

Last season they were a fully pro outfit who regularly got turned over by part timers.

That makes them a rabble in my book.

Re: Ealing Dealbreakers : Mon Nov 16, 2015 9:33 pm  

So socially inferior as in disorderly crowd?

Re: Ealing Dealbreakers : Mon Nov 16, 2015 9:35 pm  

Or feckin' rubbish to be blunt.

Re: Ealing Dealbreakers : Mon Nov 16, 2015 9:38 pm  

Southern Reiver wrote:

So socially inferior as in disorderly crowd?

Nice selective definition you've picked there.