: Mon Mar 30, 2009 1:13 pm  

Please pass all your complaints on to the club directly, the more they know about this fiasco the better.

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 1:16 pm  

Have treid to but no one is answering

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 1:26 pm  

It is sad that it is all ending up like this,with supporters and mean some long term supporters too thinking of not coming to games and not renewing season tickets for next year when its so early in the season.

I said in an earlier post if the Club act now at this early part of the season and not leave it until we are half way thought it. I think then we all can settle down and spend the rest of the season happily supportng and watching the team we all enjoy,and not go to a game feeling down and wondering who be next to you before you have got there.

The thing that seems to be the concern is the money for Stewards, but if they have to employ so many to watch ALL the fans in the east stand then whats to stop them moving some of them to a Stand behind the posts are they not still not doing the same job with the same amount of fans,(and i expect with less hassle).

Im very lucky with where i sit and thats in the Disabled Balcony in the Lexus Stand, but that was only due to a couple of the fans dealing with a member of the office staff who was very good at her job and bend over backwards to sort the mess out (and yes it was caused by Boss Hogg).

What im saying is from there you get a good view of the other side,and from what i have seen there are a few stewards wandering round on our side doing nothing,not the guy we have who deals with us,whos a great laugh and always willing to help and chat,but i have seen a couple sitting in North stand just watching the game. So there must be a way of spiltting them up to cover two stands.

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 2:56 pm  

Rise above the abuse I say. I couldn't care less what a few idiots from Hull are going on about, give it back if needed and just enjoy the rugby.

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 2:59 pm  

Dave Lister wrote:

Rise above the abuse I say. I couldn't care less what a few idiots from Hull are going on about, give it back if needed and just enjoy the rugby.

But Dave, no one wants to be subject to abuse at a game. I (and many if not all others) want to see a decent game in a nice, friendly atmosphere. It will put off newbies and some old timers if the real QRL fans aren't heared by those within the club.

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 3:03 pm  

Bat Fastard wrote:

But Dave, no one wants to be subject to abuse at a game. I (and many if not all others) want to see a decent game in a nice, friendly atmosphere. It will put off newbies and some old timers if the real QRL fans aren't heared by those within the club.

I've had plenty of cases of abuse being directed at me and others, especially by Hull fans, but I don't let it get to me to the extent that it actually stop me watching professional Rugby League in the South and the club that I have watched for 10 years. Doesn't bother me, especially if we are winning Over-reaction IMO.

What do we have to do, wrap our supporters up in cotton wool? Best not get to any away matches then.

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 3:05 pm  

Dave Lister wrote:

I've had plenty of cases of abuse being directed at me and others, especially by Hull fans, but I don't let it get to me to the extent that it actually stop me watching professional Rugby League in the South and the club that I have watched for 10 years. Doesn't bother me, especially if we are winning Over-reaction IMO.

What do we have to do, wrap our supporters up in cotton wool? Best not get to any away matches then.

No not at all but I'm sure people with young children don't want their kids near these yobs so there HAS to be some form of segregation.

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 3:06 pm  

Bat Fastard wrote:

No not at all but I'm sure people with young children don't want their kids near these yobs so there HAS to be some form of segregation.

True, I agree. Should be a specfic area for families as is exercised at other clubs (both unofficially and officially).

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 3:07 pm  

you seem to get a lot of abuse directed at you from your own fans

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 3:11 pm  

Can you sit behind the sticks if you like? I noticed the Wigan fans were, well I think it was Wigan.

But last time we came it was closed off. I much prefer seating behind the sticks at the stoop. It's a very nice ground.