Re: 1,751,000,000 away fans. : Sat May 16, 2009 4:35 pm  

RED HELL wrote:

No, it seemed to be the smallest following taken to Wigan in all the games played there.

Re: 1,751,000,000 away fans. : Sat May 16, 2009 7:53 pm  

Bilko wrote:

On that logic those six points back would mean our early second half try would have put us into a 12-0 lead and you would not have clawed that back in that weather.

It doesn't matter all I'm saying (as I wrote in my site match report) is that if that was the other round you lot on here would equally be screaming blue murder, although I do accept that the referee's whistle is final. Also if you do read the report on my site you will notice that I'm not fingering the blame solely at the referee. We had our chances second half but no craft or guile to get over.

I'm not sure that's fair? You scored two tries which were both from line breaks, largely duw to the conditions which gave Briscoe little chance. Over the recent Super League era, I've never had as much confidence in any area of our game as I currently do in our goal line defence. We have a very good attack and 12-0 would not have been game over with 35 minutes to go.

Re: 1,751,000,000 away fans. : Sat May 16, 2009 9:27 pm  

very red robin wrote:

it that those final minutes after the 80mins had been played?

also could no understand why they got a scrum near there 25 at the end when they kicked it behind goal... anyone near that corner that saw what happened?

Yes was right in front of it , there player palmed the ball out it was a deffo drop out under the sticks. Don't know how silverwood missed it !

: Sat May 16, 2009 10:17 pm  

The reason for the scrum as said before was that ref called it as a knock on from the kick so whatever happend in the in goal area didnt matter.

Was my first trip to the JJB and i thought it was a very nice ground to go too, and as one man said to me whilst in the gents its nice pissing on black and white. It did make me chuckle

: Sun May 17, 2009 5:58 am  

If other clubs brought half as many to CP we'd be averaging over 10,000 by now. Shame most other Sl clubs don't have fans as committed as ours!

: Sun May 17, 2009 7:19 am  

JB Down Under wrote:

If other clubs brought half as many to CP we'd be averaging over 10,000 by now. Shame most other Sl clubs don't have fans as committed as ours!

What are you giving it, you one match wonder

: Sun May 17, 2009 6:22 pm  

JB Down Under wrote:

If other clubs brought half as many to CP we'd be averaging over 10,000 by now. Shame most other Sl clubs don't have fans as committed as ours!

shame 7,000 of you couldnt commit to YOUR team when they were in the lower league

: Sun May 17, 2009 6:25 pm  

meast wrote:

shame 7,000 of you couldnt commit to YOUR team when they were in the lower league

or your team when they where down in the lower league

: Mon May 18, 2009 12:03 am  

meast wrote:

shame 7,000 of you couldnt commit to YOUR team when they were in the lower league

And out of 146234 population of Huddersfield you cant even find 7000 regulars when in the top division!

We were the best supported team outside of the Super League consistently for many years, home and away, so your post holds very little relevence to this thread!!

: Mon May 18, 2009 8:18 am  

meast wrote:

shame 7,000 of you couldnt commit to YOUR team when they were in the lower league

miaw !!!!!!!!