Field day for critics : Thu Apr 21, 2011 6:42 pm  

Thanks to both HKR and the rfl the union biased press and supporters will be laughing at the shambles the Willie Mason fiasco brcame and as ended. I refer to the fact hkr have deregistered him and re registered Michael Dobson who was sacrificed by the get Willie Mason here at any cost brigade, both hkr and rfl are responsible for this. Clearly even after thr Crusaders fiasco when players were here illegally. Heads should roll at both hkr and rfl but doubt it will happen.A very bad day for Rugby league.

Re: Field day for critics : Thu Apr 21, 2011 8:08 pm  

Don't be so naïve 'Spymaster'. The rfl don't care about 'The Game', it's all about the cudos and their own over-inflated ego's!

Otherwise they wouldn't even consider taking tax-payers (our) money for sponsorship from Carnegie and make no comment about Carnegie College (after-all that's what they are) sponsoring the Challenge Cup and then increasing student fees to almost the maximum after buying Leeds Tykes for £10million, building an unwanted extension at Headingley for £14 million etc., etc..

Decency? Morality?

They don't know the meaning of the words and when you ask questions under the Freedom of Information Act they respond by stating that they do not need to respond as the terms are 'confidential'!

Now, watch out for them trying to poach the Co-Op now that Engage have determined their sponsorship of Superleague!

Re: Field day for critics : Fri Apr 22, 2011 5:19 am  

To be honest Hull KR and the RFL should be more concerned about Ben Cockayne's alleged racist facebook comments than who Hull KR decide to register or not.

Re: Field day for critics : Fri Apr 22, 2011 5:45 pm  

Rugby League ceased to have any decency at the top level in 1995.

It's full of self serving individuals who spout on about expansion, so long as they're at the top table.

The games being killed at the lower levels.

Re: Field day for critics : Sat Apr 23, 2011 3:40 pm  

aj cougar wrote:

Rugby League ceased to have any decency at the top level in 1995.

It's full of self serving individuals who spout on about expansion, so long as they're at the top table.

The games being killed at the lower levels.

Your right. It is being killed in the lower leagues.
I wonder how many clubs will still be going in 5 years time.

Re: Field day for critics : Tue Apr 26, 2011 11:50 am  

aj cougar wrote:

It's full of self serving individuals who spout on about expansion, so long as they're at the top table.

That one sentence sums it up in a nutshell!

The crescendo of shrieks and squeals on some forums as certain fans face the realisation of possible oblivion would be amusing if it wasn't so pathetic. They all voted .... they all knew the consequences .... but thought "it won't happen to us"

I wouldn't be surprised to find the RFL reverse its decision and not relegate a team, but instead expand the league....... all in the interests of the game (and the promise of shiny new stadia) of course.

Re: Field day for critics : Tue Apr 26, 2011 6:20 pm  

I think the game needs expanding, below SL level for sure!