Re: Barrow - last game of a ‘difficult’ season : Sun Sep 11, 2022 10:58 pm  

I have to note that the club photographer is deserving of an award for avoiding ANY shots of the crowd(sic) at games. Shocking attendances all year and I can only assume a very "elite' one club event afterwards given the lack of photographic evidence of anyone there other than those on the payroll.

Re: Barrow - last game of a ‘difficult’ season : Mon Sep 12, 2022 4:08 am  

"Can I humbly suggest that they are allocated one of the slightly off from middle sections like 108 or 103 as they were at start of the season. RL fans are pretty good natured but to me it looks a recipe for disaster. "


Agreed re the away fans, most are ok but I always seem to find a foghorn sitting near me !.

Re: Barrow - last game of a ‘difficult’ season : Mon Sep 12, 2022 7:07 am  

BigTime wrote:

Didn’t see Cliff but suspect he thought the ref was Khazi. A lot of people did. Agree that refs generally have had no bearing on games it’s our incompetence which has lost them. Crowd was just more lively this game almost as if there was some import to the game which of course there wasn’t. NB has clarified on the two penalties so although objectively poor decisions, they were in fact correct.

It wasn't just those TWO decisions though, was it?

Re: Barrow - last game of a ‘difficult’ season : Mon Sep 12, 2022 8:13 am  

RfE wrote:

It wasn't just those TWO decisions though, was it?

Was it the last try that had a massive forward pass in the buildup ?

Barrow's #5 certainly made the most of the brush his hair got when he slipped over. Amazed he could carry on.

Re: Barrow - last game of a ‘difficult’ season : Mon Sep 12, 2022 8:45 am  

orangeman wrote:

I have to note that the club photographer is deserving of an award for avoiding ANY shots of the crowd(sic) at games. Shocking attendances all year and I can only assume a very "elite' one club event afterwards given the lack of photographic evidence of anyone there other than those on the payroll.

At the Dewsbury game, me and my Dad was sat in one of the community stands, and I think we had 10 people max in that stand. Batley game it was not much better (the only games I attended this year).

Keighley will be above us in the table next year, Bradford / Widnes look to be getting stronger for next year, so looks like 10th at best next year. The only positive I can see for next year is that Newcastle and the other L1 club coming up should occupy the 2 relegation spots, so we should be safe in the lower half of the table.

I think next year we will be trying to get to the Ladies games, right now I don't see anything making me want to re-engage with buying tickets to watch the Men, but lets see what happens in the off-season