: Mon Jul 20, 2009 7:04 pm  

rovers wrote:

Fev used to have this with the old Bullock Shed the our stand mentality, they knocked it down and we moved on, maybe Cas should do the same

And kill Super Leagues best atmosphere Doubtful!

: Mon Jul 20, 2009 7:15 pm  

pyeman wrote:

Didnt the put a thread on the vt not that long ago asking which grounds people liked visiting most, and we were one of the most popular?

Maybe just for the guaranteed two points!!













It was a joke ok?

: Mon Jul 20, 2009 7:55 pm  

rovers wrote:

Fev used to have this with the old Bullock Shed the our stand mentality, they knocked it down and we moved on, maybe Cas should do the same

Fev still have serious problems. Trust me on this.

: Mon Jul 20, 2009 8:12 pm  

rovers wrote:

Fev used to have this with the old Bullock Shed the our stand mentality, they knocked it down and we moved on, maybe Cas should do the same

Whilst all the ground is open, and you can move and stand where you want, why would you go and stand with the hardcore home fans?

: Mon Jul 20, 2009 11:02 pm  

Disco wrote:

Fev still have serious problems. Trust me on this.

Not for one moment saying we havent

: Mon Jul 20, 2009 11:04 pm  

Fully wrote:

Whilst all the ground is open, and you can move and stand where you want, why would you go and stand with the hardcore home fans?

Some teams have a behind the goal culture and change ends as to where there team is playing, why shouldnt you be able to after all RL is supposed to be a family game and the last i heard there was no segregation at grounds

: Mon Jul 20, 2009 11:32 pm  

rovers wrote:

Some teams have a behind the goal culture and change ends as to where there team is playing, why shouldnt you be able to after all RL is supposed to be a family game and the last i heard there was no segregation at grounds

Indeed. But I mean at a local derby and with a family. Common sense would dictate you'd stand away from those fans.

: Tue Jul 21, 2009 8:21 am  

[quote="Fully"]Indeed. But I mean at a local derby and with a family. Common sense would dictate you'd stand away from those fans.[/quote

If thats the case then RL should stop the " were a family game" crap segregate or advise fans where to stand. RL cant have it both ways, in my view i have always been amazed at how RL ever got the FAMILY game image with some of the stuff i have seen in the 70s and 80s

: Tue Jul 21, 2009 9:19 am  

rovers wrote:

Fully wrote:

Indeed. But I mean at a local derby and with a family. Common sense would dictate you'd stand away from those fans.[/quote

If thats the case then RL should stop the " were a family game" crap segregate or advise fans where to stand. RL cant have it both ways, in my view i have always been amazed at how RL ever got the FAMILY game image with some of the stuff i have seen in the 70s and 80s

yeah but its 2000, todays tech should allow us to keep it that way, but at grounds like ours its hard to do so untill we have a new ground where always gunna have problems with our teenie poppers

Re: Disgusted : Tue Jul 21, 2009 2:11 pm  

WRE wrote:

the guy is a complete joke he gets kickedout every away game as you say most recently Hull KR that i saw. why wont the club just ban him. i suggest anyone who knows him should put his name on here and a photo - name and shame!

Most "fans" boo whenever he gets removed - I heard loads at Salford shouting "leave him alone" to the stewards!!

Wish I could remember his name - the last time I brought this up a few did provide it but nothing happened.

I'm led to believe there is a photo of him in that year-in-pictures book that came out after our first year in league1 - apparently he's squaring upto Frank Watene : if only that would have ended in blows