: Wed Feb 18, 2009 12:20 pm  

Alexs Dad wrote:

It's not Irn Bru is it?

It contains no salt, no aspatame,no preservatives, No artificial colours - A natural sports drink that won't undo the players hard work.

It's not Irn-Bru

: Wed Feb 18, 2009 12:23 pm  

Leyther_Matt wrote:

Official drink of Rugby League, I believe.

It is indeed.

: Wed Feb 18, 2009 12:52 pm  

leighonardo wrote:

It contains no salt, no aspatame,no preservatives, No artificial colours - A natural sports drink that won't undo the players hard work.

It's not Irn-Bru

Its co-operation pop

: Wed Feb 18, 2009 12:55 pm  

I am always gladened to hear that any action by any fan of any club brings some sort of service to thier club, one wishes that more would back thier so called support by a company who employ them or by personal donation of time effort or monies or any combination of the above, and in persuading BARRS (is it not?) you have done well. Its just a pity (and rather crass) you seem to want to use it in a pointless war of words with anpther supporter of the same club, and please remember it was you who 'started this 'war of words' not I. I am always willing to offer an apology if I'm wrong (and technically in this case your 'proof' was after the event but I am willing to overlook that), but I also expect one off others when they are, an old fasioned view I know but an honorable one I'm sure you will agree.
You may if you so wish take the above as an apology, now will you also do the honorable thing?

: Wed Feb 18, 2009 1:22 pm  

I've a belter of an idea.

Play the NR cup final as a curtain raiser to the CC Final at Wembley. Theres zero chance of anyone outside of SL getting to the CC Final anyway!

That would interest me then.

what was the attendance : Wed Feb 18, 2009 1:34 pm  

Alexs Dad wrote:

I've a belter of an idea.

Play the NR cup final as a curtain raiser to the CC Final at Wembley. Theres zero chance of anyone outside of SL getting to the CC Final anyway!

That would interest me then.

Trouble with that idea is the National League games would have to start at the end of December. It might also prove embarrassing if the commentators mentioned that the winners of the game would not be promoted for winning it.

Non RL fans might start to ask" well whats the point of it ? "

Sorry just realised I misread NR final assuming GF. Sorry.

: Wed Feb 18, 2009 1:41 pm  

FredParky wrote:

I am always gladened to hear that any action by any fan of any club brings some sort of service to thier club, one wishes that more would back thier so called support by a company who employ them or by personal donation of time effort or monies or any combination of the above, and in persuading BARRS (is it not?) you have done well. Its just a pity (and rather crass) you seem to want to use it in a pointless war of words with anpther supporter of the same club, and please remember it was you who 'started this 'war of words' not I. I am always willing to offer an apology if I'm wrong (and technically in this case your 'proof' was after the event but I am willing to overlook that), but I also expect one off others when they are, an old fasioned view I know but an honorable one I'm sure you will agree.
You may if you so wish take the above as an apology, now will you also do the honorable thing?

Your correct, my initial comment did not warrant an apology, and I added that in more as a tongue in cheek comment to last my post rather than a request but you know what Fred? Occasionally,you are very quick to aggressively shoot down the views of fellow passionate supporters that you do not agree with. So much so that some will no longer post. 'Leigh 24/7' immediately springs to mind.

I read a comment that I found to be 'foolish' and in return I was invited to justfy (with proof no less) how much of a 'true fan' I am but hey ho.. I have no intention in using it as war of words. Not in the slightest

After a 'trying' week (so far) and a late change of schedule that now means I can make Featherstone tonight, I am simply looking forward to joining my mates later on the coach and watching a fantastic game of RL.

The opportunity to also consume a nice cask ale pint would be an added pleasure

: Wed Feb 18, 2009 1:44 pm  

the best part of the NRL cup is the final but typical of the rfl dont take it to anywhere 'exotic' oh no its only the 'lower leagues' they will be satisfied with a day out in Blackpool (nowt against Blackpool mind) whilst we prawn sawny S L brigade can have a weekend out in ....wherever it is this year, rather patronising of the RFL IMO.

Re: what was the attendance : Wed Feb 18, 2009 1:45 pm  

frankb wrote:

Trouble with that idea is the National League games would have to start at the end of December. It might also prove embarrassing if the commentators mentioned that the winners of the game would not be promoted for winning it.

Non RL fans might start to ask" well whats the point of it ? "

I meant the 'Trains' Cup Frank

I know there will be a hundred reasons for and against, but Sunday would have been a tad more interesting if we knew it was the road to Wembley.

: Wed Feb 18, 2009 1:48 pm  

I think the RFL in their wisdom took it to Blackpool to give that impression but they could have been a bit more imaginative, Barcelona sounds good to me theres a nice little stadium at the side of the neu-camp (sp) that would do us nicely