Re: Our club gets it wrong again : Mon Nov 23, 2009 11:02 am  

Prince Buster wrote:

Yes they done it again! If you look on the Cas board you can see what such fun they are all having. They are getting a short list of architects together, they are inviting fans to submit their stadium designs and talk to the architects. They are even selling bricks to the fans so it can be built.
Infact they are extremely busy doing nothing at all

Then you look what our lot have done. They appointed architects months ago.Got the plans drawn up and costed and are now ready to apply for detailed planning consent. Such spoil sports.

Why the hell have you started all this again? starting this you give the impression that your either one of those sad bitter fans who know nothing but hate (see tigerman 1+1 and sandal wildcat) or your worried your own stadium isnt going to be built so are desperatly trying to encourage a ground share, i'm not sure which.

You have took two good things cas are doing (consultation and the buy a brick idea) and turned them into negatives. Why shouldnt fans be consulted? its a great idea,m i'm sure many trinity fans would love the opportunity to have there say. As for the buy a brick idea this was originally suggested by fans to help with getting it built quicker and so they could have a part of the stadium to call there own for a century. The idea brings in more money and makes fans feel like they have a part in the stadium its a good idea that has worked in many places before.

Stop being so bitter and concentrate on your own stadium.

I've said many times i want trinity to have a new stadium and to be honest anyone who doesnt want both stadiums to be built over petty rivalry is extemely sad.

Re: Our club gets it wrong again : Mon Nov 23, 2009 12:40 pm  

pyeman wrote:

Why the hell have you started all this again? starting this you give the impression that your either one of those sad bitter fans who know nothing but hate (see tigerman 1+1 and sandal wildcat) or your worried your own stadium isnt going to be built so are desperatly trying to encourage a ground share, i'm not sure which.

You have took two good things cas are doing (consultation and the buy a brick idea) and turned them into negatives. Why shouldnt fans be consulted? its a great idea,m i'm sure many trinity fans would love the opportunity to have there say. As for the buy a brick idea this was originally suggested by fans to help with getting it built quicker and so they could have a part of the stadium to call there own for a century. The idea brings in more money and makes fans feel like they have a part in the stadium its a good idea that has worked in many places before.

Stop being so bitter and concentrate on your own stadium.

I've said many times i want trinity to have a new stadium and to be honest anyone who doesnt want both stadiums to be built over petty rivalry is extemely sad.

We aren't all like him, the majority would wish you well. I would expect your fans to be similiar in there beliefs.
I hope for success for both clubs, and to continue the rivalry on field and enjoy the banter off it. Why some fans get so bitter and twisted is beyond me, i for one would hate to go through life with such a chip on my shoulder.

Re: Our club gets it wrong again : Mon Nov 23, 2009 1:15 pm  

youngcat wrote:

We aren't all like him, the majority would wish you well. I would expect your fans to be similiar in there beliefs.
I hope for success for both clubs, and to continue the rivalry on field and enjoy the banter off it. Why some fans get so bitter and twisted is beyond me, i for one would hate to go through life with such a chip on my shoulder.

Well said youngcat, the majority of fans from both sides actually want each other to suceed as thats what proper rl fans are like, a few bitter fools on both sides just try to stir up trouble.

Re: Our club gets it wrong again : Mon Nov 23, 2009 1:49 pm  

pyeman wrote:

Well said youngcat, the majority of fans from both sides actually want each other to suceed as thats what proper rl fans are like, a few bitter fools on both sides just try to stir up trouble.

Could not agree more. Lets hope we are both successful and continue what is in the most friendly rivalry.

Re: Our club gets it wrong again : Mon Nov 23, 2009 2:03 pm  

youngcat wrote:

We aren't all like him, the majority would wish you well. I would expect your fans to be similiar in there beliefs.
I hope for success for both clubs, and to continue the rivalry on field and enjoy the banter off it. Why some fans get so bitter and twisted is beyond me, i for one would hate to go through life with such a chip on my shoulder.

I'm with you on this that both our clubs get their new stadiums. Just a shame though that there are those who bitch about each others stadium wishes.

Re: Our club gets it wrong again : Mon Nov 23, 2009 2:52 pm  

Dead Man Walking wrote:

I'm with you on this that both our clubs get their new stadiums. Just a shame though that there are those who bitch about each others stadium wishes.

Banter and wind-ups are different from bitching. Most fans would hate to see the demise of the other, as the season would lose something (like some guaranteed wins - bum-tish!).

: Mon Nov 23, 2009 2:52 pm  

Slugger McBatt wrote:

From the official Cas website:

"the Clubs’ future in Super League is the single most important issue that the community face. Others will say that health, education and poverty are more important issues"

Nice to see that they aren't getting too worked up about it.

Alternatively you could've quoted the full sentence without truncating it to give a misleading view:

In fact, many people in the area will say that the Tigers and the Clubs’ future in Super League is the single most important issue that the community face. Others will say that health, education and poverty are more important issues but we will deliver benefits and help to address those issues at the same time. We are in discussions with Pontefract and Wakefield Colleges and also the Primary Care Trust, and through an expanded community programme can make a difference to the well being of local people.

: Mon Nov 23, 2009 2:53 pm  

Bonzo wrote:

Alternatively you could've quoted the full sentence without truncating it to give a misleading view:

But it wouldn't have been as funny.