What's the point? : Wed Feb 03, 2016 7:27 pm  

Of your club? Rugby League at our level is supposed to be a spectator sport, yet your club seem to do anything possible to make it hard for visiting fans to attend. It's not as though your support base is massive and that you don't need away support. I'm a Fax supporter of over fifty years standing and i struggle, but usually make it, to games at your place. This season i can't make it and I personally know of 18 Fax fans in the same boat. This is our first away fixture of the season and I think it will cost your club at least 250/300 away fans. Again I say, what is the point?

[Hillsborough Lad]

Re: What's the point? : Thu Feb 04, 2016 10:20 am  

Good to see the rugby league family out in force.

Re: What's the point? : Thu Feb 04, 2016 8:47 pm  

So you have forgotten 2001 when your Club asked for support, due Accountants who couldn't add up, and we came along cash in hand, and helped you out.

Due to circumstances beyond control of the Club we found ourselves without a ground, things are progressing but we are not there yet.

Please judge the Club by what it has achieved on the pitch despite the disadvantages over the past few years.

Re: What's the point? : Thu Feb 04, 2016 10:21 pm  

Hudd-Shay wrote:

Of your club? Rugby League at our level is supposed to be a spectator sport, yet your club seem to do anything possible to make it hard for visiting fans to attend. It's not as though your support base is massive and that you don't need away support. I'm a Fax supporter of over fifty years standing and i struggle, but usually make it, to games at your place. This season i can't make it and I personally know of 18 Fax fans in the same boat. This is our first away fixture of the season and I think it will cost your club at least 250/300 away fans. Again I say, what is the point?

What a complete dick head

Re: What's the point? : Fri Feb 05, 2016 8:36 am  

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Stating the obvious - he's a fax supporter!

Re: What's the point? : Fri Feb 05, 2016 2:51 pm  

Hudd-Shay wrote:

Of your club? Rugby League at our level is supposed to be a spectator sport, yet your club seem to do anything possible to make it hard for visiting fans to attend. It's not as though your support base is massive and that you don't need away support. I'm a Fax supporter of over fifty years standing and i struggle, but usually make it, to games at your place. This season i can't make it and I personally know of 18 Fax fans in the same boat. This is our first away fixture of the season and I think it will cost your club at least 250/300 away fans. Again I say, what is the point?

If we were a team struggling at the wrong end of the table you wouldn't be so bitter. Are the council/football club letting you play on their pitch this weekend?

Re: What's the point? : Fri Feb 05, 2016 10:05 pm  

Read the post again and try to reply without abuse. The point isn't so much about where you play, although Owlerton was a disgrace, more about when you play your home fixtures.

Re: What's the point? : Sat Feb 06, 2016 8:54 am  

Hudd-Shay wrote:

Read the post again and try to reply without abuse. The point isn't so much about where you play, although Owlerton was a disgrace, more about when you play your home fixtures.

Im a Fax fan and Hudd Shay is well known for his negative comments and downer views on various subjects,he must be such fun at Parties,I think it's a case of needs must and surviving anyway you can with every Club, I like watching you Eagles ,you play positive attractive Rugby,obviously again you may not have a strong following but you do the best you can, then blokes like Hudd Shay arrive with this bilge and he moans if folk don't agree with him, have a word with yourself Mr Shay.

Re: What's the point? : Sat Feb 06, 2016 11:17 am  

Well said Mr J. I suppose we all have our hairshirts and the more fans you have using the site the more you have to put up with - like a crap sandwich!

Re: What's the point? : Sat Feb 06, 2016 2:59 pm  

A Huddersfield fan slating anyone for their crowds and travelling support