: Mon Mar 23, 2009 7:53 pm  

Wild Child LukeSykes83 wrote:

im hoping that the boys of wakefiled play 110% for leon and even better come away with a win.

Strange but the result on Friday probably mean less to me then any other match I can remember.

Tragic occasions like this make winning and losing a rugby match seem almost trivial.

The players merely showing up and wearing the Wakey jersey with pride will be enough for me. those are real tears

: Mon Mar 23, 2009 7:56 pm  

IngsRoader wrote:

Strange but the result on Friday probably mean less to me then any other match I can remember.
Tragic occasions like this make winning and losing a rugby match seem almost trivial.

The players merely showing up and wearing the Wakey jersey with pride will be enough for me. those are real tears

Agreed, i could not care less about the game or the result on friday but if its what the familly want and the players are ok then i will go and pay my respects and support the players.

: Mon Mar 23, 2009 8:01 pm  

IngsRoader wrote:

Strange but the result on Friday probably mean less to me then any other match I can remember.

Tragic occasions like this make winning and losing a rugby match seem almost trivial.

The players merely showing up and wearing the Wakey jersey with pride will be enough for me. those are real tears

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actually glad its saints, and hope they send the top 17 and go for it,as only they can. The club and leons memory deserve it, perhaps a great game would be the most fitting tribute.

not going to be a normal game though cos frankly i dont give a damn about the points or the league just now.

Re: in respect : Mon Mar 23, 2009 8:02 pm  

snowie wrote:

I normally sit at the computer buzzing through the results doing the predictions, just trying to keep this forum all joined in with the fun,
last night I have never felt so low, and for one of our players that I haven't met and just seen him once in action.
Deeply sad by his tragic loss I just don't think its right to post this weeks predictions.
I'm a very emotional person and I'm even welling up as I am typing this,
I have ask me friend Chris for advice and I'm sure he will back me up, I think we should start the predictions after this week games, after we have all paid respects to his family in the minutes silence on friday night against St Helens.
We can never forget our fallen hero's
please except my apologizes if anybody thinks any different

Dont apologise mate these things are not important another tragic death like this you realise how important certain things in life are.

: Mon Mar 23, 2009 8:08 pm  

Don't worry about it snowie mate.

Sure everyone will agree with your decision.

Re: in respect : Mon Mar 23, 2009 8:08 pm  

snowie wrote:

I normally sit at the computer buzzing through the results doing the predictions, just trying to keep this forum all joined in with the fun,
last night I have never felt so low, and for one of our players that I haven't met and just seen him once in action.
Deeply sad by his tragic loss I just don't think its right to post this weeks predictions.
I'm a very emotional person and I'm even welling up as I am typing this,
I have ask me friend Chris for advice and I'm sure he will back me up, I think we should start the predictions after this week games, after we have all paid respects to his family in the minutes silence on friday night against St Helens.
We can never forget our fallen hero's
please except my apologizes if anybody thinks any different

No problem mate, its not important.

: Mon Mar 23, 2009 8:35 pm  

no problem to me mate at all, i fully undestand, at the end of the day its a bit of fun n you put alot of hard work in to this, wen something likes this happens then it puts it into persepctive mate,

: Mon Mar 23, 2009 10:39 pm  

i think about yesterday and keep on saying to my self and people who was there at wales will say

while we was drinking
he was dying but we cant bring time back

: Mon Mar 23, 2009 10:51 pm  

I'm obviously not a Wakey fan, but if I were I'd be proud to support the club. You guys have been through a hell of a lot in the past 12months and I am not alone when I say I admire your strength, courage and sheer determination.

Your club makes it a privilege to support RL. I sincerely hope that Wakefield bounce back and dedicate the season to the memories of Leon Walker and Adam Watene.

: Mon Mar 23, 2009 10:55 pm  

100% Warrior wrote:

I'm obviously not a Wakey fan, but if I were I'd be proud to support the club. You guys have been through a hell of a lot in the past 12months and I am not alone when I say I admire your strength, courage and sheer determination.

Your club makes it a privilege to support RL. I sincerely hope that Wakefield bounce back and dedicate the season to the memories of Leon Walker and Adam Watene.

thanks pal, makes me proud to be a RL fan too when i read posts like this,