crusaders u18 trials : Sun Aug 03, 2008 9:51 pm  

Went down to have alook at the trials today, approx 100 talented 18 year olds playing rugby league. The future is looking bright

: Sun Aug 03, 2008 10:06 pm  

Good news there then.

It can only snowball from here if we approach it in the right way too.

[tb]

: Tue Aug 05, 2008 12:37 pm  

oooh, can I add

Rugby Union is the national sport in Wales, Rugby League will never be a succuss This comment normally comes at the start of a thread, when that thread occurs during the school holidays, or by page three of a thread where the flat earth brigade give up trying to use facts to win an argument.

: Tue Aug 05, 2008 1:43 pm  

tb wrote:

oooh, can I add

Rugby Union is the national sport in Wales, Rugby League will never be a succuss This comment normally comes at the start of a thread, when that thread occurs during the school holidays, or by page three of a thread where the flat earth brigade give up trying to use facts to win an argument.

PAY ATTENTION AT THE BACK!
Posted July 23rd

gutterfax wrote:

welcome to the wonderful world of Superleague outside the M62.
HERE ARE A FEW THINGS YOU WILL NEED TO PREPARE FOR OVER THE COMING YEARS.

You don't deserve to be in SL! This comment normally comes at the start of a thread, when that thread occurs during the school holidays, or by page three of a thread where the flat earth brigade give up trying to use facts to win an argument.
Widnes/Leigh/Halifax (delete as applicable) get bigger crowds than you! This comment normally comes at the start of a thread, when that thread occurs during the school holidays, or by page three of a thread where the flat earth brigade give up trying to use facts to win an argument.
The RFL have bailed you out thousands of times! This comment normally comes at te start of a thread, when that thread occurs during the school holidays, or by page three of a thread where the flat earth brigade give up trying to use facts to win an argument.
You're just a team full of Aaustralians! As above, but also tinged with a certain amount of Jealousy that you have been given a few years to catch up with their club, who've had over 100 years to develop, but still pay pensions to Australian has-beens!

Now I have only started off with these few, but believe me there are many more, so feel free to PM me if you need help with any others.

: Wed Aug 06, 2008 8:49 am  

gutterfax wrote:

or a Widnes fan who can speak English.

isn't there a strike you should be breaking..........................pie eater!!

: Thu Jul 23, 2009 9:13 am  

Happy Superleague Birthday.......

: Thu Jul 23, 2009 11:00 am  

vikingfred wrote:

not really because all widnes fans speak english but a lot of inbread clueless welsh people CANT SPEAK THEIR OWN LANGUAGE i know its crazy

That is some intresting spelling of inbred from someone who claims to be able to speak english. Also "I" should be capitalised, the "n" of not and the "W" of Welsh.

You've made yourself look very foolish there (and a tad racist).

: Thu Jul 23, 2009 12:40 pm  

I thought they spoke scouse in Widnes.

: Thu Jul 23, 2009 12:44 pm  

WPFiB wrote:

That is some intresting spelling of inbred from someone who claims to be able to speak english. Also "I" should be capitalised, the "n" of not and the "W" of Welsh.

As should the "e" in English.

: Thu Jul 23, 2009 12:47 pm  

....And the apostrophe in CAN'T.

I just thought he was writing in some kind of pidgin English local dialect (And yes my flat capper friend it IS 'pidgin' and not 'pigeon'!)