: Fri May 22, 2009 11:06 pm  

snowie wrote:

I do keep all games even if we lose to see why try to understand where we went wrong in the game to show my lad, I also keep other games if they have been classics, needless to say I get a lot of grief to clear some off

so basically you just keep the ones where wakefield win so you wont have that many

: Fri May 22, 2009 11:14 pm  

snowie wrote:

I do keep ALL games EVEN IF WE LOSE to see why try to understand where we went wrong in the game to show my lad, I also keep other games if they have been classics, needless to say I get a lot of grief to clear some off

think you missed summat Amy!

: Fri May 22, 2009 11:20 pm  

Crackerjack wrote:

think you missed summat Amy!

I didnt miss that part I just got this feeling that its a cover up I know what he can be like

: Fri May 22, 2009 11:26 pm  

Crackerjack wrote:

think you missed summat Amy!

not got many hudds games on

: Fri May 22, 2009 11:28 pm  

amy victoria wrote:

I didnt miss that part I just got this feeling that its a cover up I know what he can be like

cover up nar looking forward to the game on sunday and fetch your own hooter this time, by the way don't trust the clock

: Fri May 22, 2009 11:34 pm  

snowie wrote:

:shock: cover up nar looking forward to the game on sunday and fetch your own hooter this time, by the way don't trust the clock

you got a better memory than me I forgot all about that.I am looking forward to Sunday lets just hope it doesn't rain I forgot your crap stadium doesn't have a roof.

: Sat May 23, 2009 6:56 am  

amy victoria wrote:

you got a better memory than me I forgot all about that.I am looking forward to Sunday lets just hope it doesn't rain I forgot your crap stadium doesn't have a roof.

it would only leak if it did
going to be a fine day, prediction is a sunny day temp tops 19 deg

: Sat May 23, 2009 10:07 am  

im not one for booing,like others have said it achieves very little in my eyes, fair enough dont clap them off at the end of a game if you are disappointed with them but boo?

as for clapping the opposition, thats what rugby league is about,respect and sportsmanship,always been there way as long as i can remember,i will always applaud a touchline kick or a good try by the opposition..hell they even used to do it in football

: Wed May 27, 2009 12:11 pm  

Durham Giant wrote:

have the fans learnt nothing from last season when Thorman got booed after dropping a bomb against wakefield i think then everyone booed him.

You could see the confidence drain out of him and he lost it for the rest of the season.

will it make the team play better , will it help players confidence , does it create a good atmosphere , does it present the club or supporters in a good light

will nathan Brown think they dont rate Brown at standoff, i will drop him next week and put our substitute stand off back in or i will go out and buy Lockyer .

i would rather 200 fans there supporting the team than 6000 with half of them booing.

thats why i enjoy away games and hate home games.

If paying your money means you think you have the right to boo then i suggest you save your money or go watch saints.

At least wait until the end of the season to make a point because otherwise booing SERVES NO PURPOSE WHATSOEVER NOW OTHER THAN UNDERMINING THE TEAM AND THE CLUB.

Totally agree.

This destroyed Chris Thorman - I wasn't a fan of his but never booed him.

Just 'cos you've paid your money gives you no right whatsoever to boo anyone. It just shows you're ignorant -period.

I'd like to see Kevin Brown stood next to someone at their work who booed him. Every time that person made a mistake Kevin could then boo him / her. I'd love to be a fly on the wall to see their reaction.

: Wed May 27, 2009 12:14 pm  

Don't think anyone booed Brown TBH, although the irnoic cheers when he made touch after his first effort that went so wrong were a tad harsh!