: Thu Nov 19, 2009 5:23 pm  

Hope that the Quins game is at Newport, Bridgend was the closest we had to a 'derby' (guffaw) game.

: Thu Nov 19, 2009 5:59 pm  

As our club seem more concerned about ease of access for away fans than they do for home fans, the Quins game will probably be at Craven Cottage.

: Fri Nov 20, 2009 4:30 pm  

http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2009/no ... port/print looks like the end in nigh ready for sl my booty

http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2009/no ... port/print looks like the end in nigh ready for sl my booty

: Fri Nov 20, 2009 8:21 pm  

What a shame that your backer has only managed to maintain his enthusiasm for one season. No team can improve home support where people do not know where the matches will be played.

: Fri Nov 20, 2009 10:08 pm  

I hope the game against Bradford is at the racecourse ground it'll be ace. Cheshire Oaks in the morning then Rugby league in the afternoon at what is a nice ground. Better than most Super League clubs in fact.

: Sun Nov 22, 2009 1:16 am  

Cheshire Oaks in the morning and then a rugby league match in the afternoon" I think Widnes Vikings are closer than Wrexham and they know , where they will be playing." Liverpool city, Huyton,Runcorn,Prescot panthers, Chorley and now Blackpool all the same team with lots of names and grounds.

: Mon Nov 23, 2009 11:26 am  

winwid1 wrote:

Cheshire Oaks in the morning and then a rugby league match in the afternoon" I think Widnes Vikings are closer than Wrexham and they know , where they will be playing." Liverpool city, Huyton,Runcorn,Prescot panthers, Chorley and now Blackpool all the same team with lots of names and grounds.

deluded muppets make me puke. people down here are killing themselves for your sport and all you can do is hope and pray we fail. scum the lot of you. nice list, if we fail you add one more to it...simply rugby league itself.

: Mon Nov 23, 2009 2:10 pm  

jannerboyuk wrote:

deluded muppets make me puke.

The deluded ones were the ones who just couldn't see any icebergs on the horizon. EVen when they were pointed out to them, they just ignored it as "flatcapper rants". The club has clearly hit not one but multiple icebergs and you still can't see them.

people down here are killing themselves for your sport and all you can do is hope and pray we fail. scum the lot of you. nice list, if we fail you add one more to it...simply rugby league itself.

You really do need to be able to distinguish between discussing the likelyhood of Crusaders failing and wishing it so.

If I interpreted your last sentence through your standard "bitterness filter", I would accuse you of hoping that rugby league would fail.

Which of course it wouldn't. The loss of Crusaders would be a blow but the sport has survived and even grown despite the loss of more prestiguous expansion clubs.

: Mon Nov 23, 2009 3:30 pm  

jannerboyuk wrote:

deluded muppets make me puke. people down here are killing themselves for your sport and all you can do is hope and pray we fail. scum the lot of you. nice list, if we fail you add one more to it...simply rugby league itself.

Trouble is the people in South Wales AREN'T 'killing themselves' for the sport of Rugby league.

Average attendences for Celtic Crusaders last season?

: Mon Nov 23, 2009 5:10 pm  

Pete_Zatoppin wrote:

Trouble is the people in South Wales AREN'T 'killing themselves' for the sport of Rugby league.

Average attendences for Celtic Crusaders last season?

Slight innacuracy there my friend. People in South Wales ARE "Killing themselves" to get to rugby league and support it .....EXCEPT that we are going to Saints/ Warrington/Wigan/Leeds and not to crusaders.