Re: Giving up home advantage : Mon Nov 24, 2014 4:39 pm  

ridlerbull wrote:

Aye. I tell it like I see it. Like that Dave Whelan. Ee's a good egg, 'im, and speak the truth. Me? A caan't speyk!

Separated at birth.


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[Bulliac]

Re: Giving up home advantage : Mon Nov 24, 2014 4:54 pm  

Pumpetypump wrote:

I can no longer work out who thinks this is a serious thread and who knows it isn't but is going along with it.

I'm no longer certain that even MacB himself knows whether he's being serious or not. I guess most Yorkshire people will realise what's going on but as for those unfortunate folk in far flung Cumbria and the like, y'know like Fev and Halifax, they've no chance..

Re: Giving up home advantage : Mon Nov 24, 2014 5:04 pm  

Maccbull_BigBullyBooaza wrote:

Good comeback.

Reached 1000 season tickets yet Mr Superduperleague?

That half back Lowes is looking for to complete his signings' could well be you with that sidestep you have

As for the season tickets' like Bradfords they'll take care of themselves, you'd be better served brushing up on your winding up skills than our ST sales

Re: Giving up home advantage : Mon Nov 24, 2014 5:59 pm  

ridlerbull wrote:

Is that some kind of genius second order meta-trolling, or are you just drowning in a puddle of your own pomposity?

No. It was a genuine post. Nevermind.

Re: Giving up home advantage : Mon Nov 24, 2014 6:16 pm  

littlerich wrote:

ridlerbull wrote:

Is that some kind of genius second order meta-trolling, or are you just drowning in a puddle of your own pomposity?

No. It was a genuine post. Nevermind.

So that'll be option B then.

Re: Giving up home advantage : Mon Nov 24, 2014 6:20 pm  

tigertot wrote:

Separated at birth.

** SNIP **

Yeah, it's about time the right thinking, silent majority like me finally got the recognition they deserve.

Re: Giving up home advantage : Mon Nov 24, 2014 9:56 pm  

Bulliac wrote:

I'm no longer certain that even MacB himself knows whether he's being serious or not. I guess most Yorkshire people will realise what's going on but as for those unfortunate folk in far flung Cumbria and the like, y'know like Fev and Halifax, they've no chance..

[Bulliac]

Re: Giving up home advantage : Tue Nov 25, 2014 10:58 am  

Nah, some folk sit around like bumps on a log but I tell it like it really is!!

Re: Giving up home advantage : Tue Nov 25, 2014 1:05 pm  

Maccbull_BigBullyBooaza wrote:

I don't mean to sound patronising but some of te clubs we are playing next year need to face facts. A home game against Bradford will set most of the clubs up for the season.

That said their grounds aren't big enough to stage the match. I would expect a number of them wil give up home advantage to play at Odsal. The ground is large enough and with it's iconic status would attract a bigger crowd than say Leigh's ground for example. Sheffield playing at don valley will be big enough but the rest they could really cash in by moving the fixture to Odsal.

Will they see sense though or will fans' stubbornness rule the day?

We will give you the usual Batley welcome to our slope as we gave Cas last season in the challenge cup , give up home advantage lol , never

Re: Giving up home advantage : Tue Nov 25, 2014 1:58 pm  

batley... bob wrote:

We will give you the usual Batley welcome to our slope as we gave Cas last season in the challenge cup , give up home advantage lol , never

This opportunity is far too great for you to turn down. After this season, who knows when you will next play the mighty Bulls. Fortunately you are only guaranteed to play at the iconic stadium once this year, with you making the top 4 of the championship unlikely. Is there a better way to double/triple your income without cashing in on your home fixture? When we are back in Super(duper)league next year you will have to come to terms with accepting the Wakefield fan when Trin come to town. Just the thought of housing the Wakey individual should be enough to convince you that this should be a no-brainer.

Would also be nice for your lads to play on a flat playing surface for a home game.