Re: Good news regards the stronghold : Thu Jun 02, 2011 10:25 pm  

-VIKINGMAN- wrote:

Praise with no sarcasm, am I dreaming?

I may be feeling generous because of our victory today but i am genuinely looking forward to shouting up for Widnes in SL. It'll be the first SL result i look for every week - in fact - Widnes will probably re-ignite my interest in SL without compromising my own support for Fax. Looking forward to watching Fax in 2012 down here and you lot in SL as a secondary interest. Good luck.

Re: Good news regards the stronghold : Thu Jun 02, 2011 10:33 pm  

littlerich wrote:

I may be feeling generous because of our victory today but i am genuinely looking forward to shouting up for Widnes in SL. It'll be the first SL result i look for every week - in fact - Widnes will probably re-ignite my interest in SL without compromising my own support for Fax. Looking forward to watching Fax in 2012 down here and you lot in SL as a secondary interest. Good luck.

Re: Good news regards the stronghold : Fri Jun 03, 2011 9:27 am  

littlerich wrote:

I may be feeling generous because of our victory today but i am genuinely looking forward to shouting up for Widnes in SL. It'll be the first SL result i look for every week - in fact - Widnes will probably re-ignite my interest in SL without compromising my own support for Fax. Looking forward to watching Fax in 2012 down here and you lot in SL as a secondary interest. Good luck.

Well done on taking down the leythers this week Rich!

Re: Good news regards the stronghold : Fri Jun 03, 2011 9:45 am  

Chris Dalton wrote:

Well done on taking down the leythers this week Rich!

Fantastic result although i'm embarrassed to say that i tipped Leigh by plenty.

I hope they can sort out their off-field problems. They've done so well with their start it would be tragic if it all became undone so quickly. It's on a knife-edge down in this league. Scary stuff. However i am comforted by the fact that the RFL are so pro-active in helping the cause of Championship Clubs in these troubled times. What would we do without them?