Re: Agar Out Part 3 : Fri Apr 04, 2014 6:44 pm  

PopTart wrote:

That's right! Jut throw the grenade and run.....

I left the pin in

Re: Agar Out Part 3 : Fri Apr 04, 2014 6:45 pm  

El Rey wrote:

I left the pin in

Re: Agar Out Part 3 : Fri Apr 04, 2014 9:06 pm  

Noble anyone?

Re: Agar Out Part 3 : Fri Apr 04, 2014 9:32 pm  

alleycat wrote:

Noble anyone?

What about him!

Re: Agar Out Part 3 : Fri Apr 04, 2014 10:11 pm  

El Rey wrote:

Maybe the coaching staff and players "need a reminder" of how far we've come.

Spoke to loads of fans/supporters this week and they in the main only see match days results and base attendance on that alone.

Hard earned money spent last week on a baffling coaching call and a seemingly couldn't care less attitude from many of the players is not acceptable to these fans/supporters and if thats not a view thats liked then so be it.

If they keep the hard earned in the back pocket the clubs lost revenue, are they wrong not wanting to shell out for such fare?

I don't think any of them expect a winning team every week but dross is dross.

Your right on the money situation and even if you were winning every game times are hard and people only have X amount af disposable income and have to look closely at their options

Re: Agar Out Part 3 : Fri Apr 04, 2014 10:49 pm  

newgroundb4wakey wrote:

Your right on the money situation and even if you were winning every game times are hard and people only have X amount af disposable income and have to look closely at their options

Very well put El Ray, I'm all for keeping perspective and I'm grateful to have a stable club but there were 5 of us in one car all wearing replica shirts and we paid a grand total of £125 to get in to watch that performance.

Re: Agar Out Part 3 : Sat Apr 05, 2014 12:31 am  

El Ray - nail on head comes to mind,I keep trying to get SWMBO (she who must be obeyed) to come to more home games.Last season she did 4 home games and this season so far she has just done Wigan and HKR away.We make a day of it shops and dinner out then home after game and to local fish restaurant.Asked her if she wanted to come to game on Sunday answer "what to watch that rubbish" what can one say.The twins love the game but were well disillusioned at Sundays performance.I paid for my season ticket at full price when I could have got mine free with my son being Autistic but no I said with the club in the mire I will pay.Went down last Saturday to help at the ground any thing to help out but after last Sundays performance you do think am I right in the head I could spend this money on better things.

Re: Agar Out Part 3 : Sat Apr 05, 2014 12:45 am  

[quote="les-goose"]El Ray - nail on head comes to mind,I keep trying to get SWMBO (she who must be obeyed) to come to more home games.Last season she did 4 home games and this season so far she has just done Wigan and HKR away.We make a day of it shops and dinner out then home after game and to local fish restaurant.Asked her if she wanted to come to game on Sunday answer "what to watch that rubbish" what can one say.

You could make a day of it Sunday, first shopping at Trinity walk then dinner at the Wetherby Whaler. I doubt the rugby was the deciding factor for her attendance but if you want to guarantee that she will see a win save it until London at home.

Re: Agar Out Part 3 : Sat Apr 05, 2014 7:47 am  

People just want to see a competitive game of rugby like St.Helens game at home...

Re: Agar Out Part 3 : Sat Apr 05, 2014 7:57 am  

asmadasa wrote:

People just want to see a competitive game of rugby like St.Helens game at home...

Yep, too right .
How many times have Wake flattered to deceive?
You want to be able to go to the match in the knowledge that you have confidence in the coach and team to build on performances and make improvements.
Taking the missus, buttering her up and then subjecting her to 80 mins of shizzle, would she ever believe anything you said again?