Re: Do you think you are worthy of a super league license? : Wed Sep 29, 2010 10:11 am  

HatedAndAdored wrote:

Ahh the old bitterness argument.... Do you see us trolling your forums claiming that you shouldn't be in Super League? Do you see us starting threads about Salford's worthiness of Super League?

We're too busy concentrating on the fact that we support one of the best run clubs in European Pro RL to be concerned with clubs like yours.

If you'd read my posts properly you'd realise I'm not trolling

Re: Do you think you are worthy of a super league license? : Wed Sep 29, 2010 10:33 am  

corvospace wrote:

If you'd read my posts properly you'd realise I'm not trolling

I never said you were trolling. I was responding to your 'bitterness' comment.

Re: Do you think you are worthy of a super league license? : Wed Sep 29, 2010 11:28 am  

corvospace wrote:

My point is all this bitterness towards Salford is pointless when you all havent got a clue what your talking about, fwiw I hope you get a license and I'm pretty sure you will, but with our stadium being built for 2012 its more than likely goiing to be Wakefield missing out

I have no bitterness towards Salford and it was the Ginger prick who started the thread from Salford?So we accept his words against our club on a Widnes forum?Somehow i do not think so.Widnes deserve a licence and will do well in a few yrs in Superleague.

Re: Do you think you are worthy of a super league license? : Wed Sep 29, 2010 11:56 am  

I don't think calling Walneyred a ginger prick is particularly in order tbh

Re: Do you think you are worthy of a super league license? : Wed Sep 29, 2010 12:02 pm  

wardleyred wrote:

Widnes vikings were turned down a license last time because of insolvency problems!!people in the rugby league world may knock sir john wilkinson!but he has done a dam fine better job at running a profesional rugby league club than a lot of so called bigger clubs out there!!!!We were rightly awarded a license ahead of yourselves last time and so were the crusaders,and deep down in side you all know it!....this time yes you are worthy of your chance,but getting back to my main point,is that you have not even been 2nd or 3rd best on the pitch over the last couple of years in the championship and how are you going to improve on this ?

Erm... I could be wrong, but I suspect they will use a strategy called "sign better players". They do of course need to be careful to avoid the Leigh strategy of 2005, which was "buy considerably worse players" and the general Salford strategy of "Sign mediocre players like Feka and shout from the rooftops about your soil samples"

Re: Do you think you are worthy of a super league license? : Wed Sep 29, 2010 12:04 pm  

HatedAndAdored wrote:

I don't think calling Walneyred a ginger prick is particularly in order tbh

True it is quite offensive to any pr!cks out there who may not be' Ginger

Re: Do you think you are worthy of a super league license? : Wed Sep 29, 2010 1:55 pm  

HatedAndAdored wrote:

I don't think calling Walneyred a ginger prick is particularly in order tbh

I do not care to be honest, as he is a prick when got no facts, and knows nothing about the Championship.He is blinkered to what we have to do, to satisfy the Rfl.Once in Superleague we can buy top players.So this ginger prick can jog on.

Re: Do you think you are worthy of a super league license? : Wed Sep 29, 2010 2:22 pm  

It will be interesting to see what Feka looks like after he's taken some dietry advice from McRae.

Re: Do you think you are worthy of a super league license? : Wed Sep 29, 2010 2:42 pm  

rufustanner wrote:

It will be interesting to see what Feka looks like after he's taken some dietry advice from McRae.

Re: Do you think you are worthy of a super league license? : Wed Sep 29, 2010 3:00 pm  

corvospace wrote:

My point is all this bitterness towards Widnes is pointless when you all havent got a clue what your talking about

Edited for the avoidance of any doubt for the benefit of the OP:



I'm not one for going on other clubs boards, it doesn't float my boat but each to their own. Although I have to say I do get a kick out of people coming on here and slagging us off without foundation. It must prove we are doing things right. People are scared of us. We've not made the rules folks, some people are forgetting that. We are simply doing what is asked of us in order to meet the RFL criteria. The fact off-field criteria is a major factor is hugely important for us given the "men in grey suits" culture at the club that we had for years is now gone. We've not just got business people involved but top professionals. Exciting times for Widnii.