Re: Mathers sickened by "abuse" : Thu Aug 09, 2012 8:44 am  

TheTiger123 wrote:

what chanting are you on about? The "If you all hate Mathers clap your hands one?" It was the only one I heard

"Ritchie Mathers is a c**t" was the worst.

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Re: Mathers sickened by "abuse" : Thu Aug 09, 2012 8:50 am  

Wildcat26 wrote:

Lets not forget how Unfairly Richie was treated by the club/Head coach - If i scored a try against a Club that gave me unfair dismissal for no paticular reason (Through him out and told him to train on his own) and on top of that fans abusing him all throughout the game (Before he even scored a try) Then im sure i would shove it in there face and celebrate how i wanted - Dont like it dont give it - Like our fans with Tommy Lee - our fans said he was complete garbage - he signed a new contract and agar came in and got rid of him - he scored against us and told our fans to shush - Jesus if you cant take it dont give it

This exactly!

He celebrated a try. Big deal. Get over it Cas.

Re: Mathers sickened by "abuse" : Thu Aug 09, 2012 11:48 am  

Let's just take a moment to remember who cast the first stone here.....Yes that's right it was Ian Millward on behalf of the Cas club.

Having treat the guy so badly, (and let's be honest they did) how can Cas expect the guy not to be p'd off! As I've said before, the way he was pushed out of the club would in any other business be grounds for a strong case being constructively dismissed. If any of us faced the same from our jobs, then I'd expect that our former employers wouldn't get much favour from us either. Given the chance to get one over on them, we probably would.

Also, no matter what a guy played like for us...why does that give a portion of the crowd the self proclaimed right to have a go at him each time he plays against us? Again let's have a moment of honesty between us Cas fans here, from the first time he stepped foot on the pitch against us during the early part of the year, the Cas fans were giving him grief. (And I do mean grief, not banter). That was well before any Twitter comments and stuff like that!

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Re: Mathers sickened by "abuse" : Thu Aug 09, 2012 12:43 pm  

the_grobs wrote:

Let's just take a moment to remember who cast the first stone here.....Yes that's right it was Ian Millward on behalf of the Cas club.

Having treat the guy so badly, (and let's be honest they did) how can Cas expect the guy not to be p'd off! As I've said before, the way he was pushed out of the club would in any other business be grounds for a strong case being constructively dismissed. If any of us faced the same from our jobs, then I'd expect that our former employers wouldn't get much favour from us either. Given the chance to get one over on them, we probably would.

Also, no matter what a guy played like for us...why does that give a portion of the crowd the self proclaimed right to have a go at him each time he plays against us? Again let's have a moment of honesty between us Cas fans here, from the first time he stepped foot on the pitch against us during the early part of the year, the Cas fans were giving him grief. (And I do mean grief, not banter). That was well before any Twitter comments and stuff like that!

Re: Mathers sickened by "abuse" : Thu Aug 09, 2012 7:13 pm  

the_grobs wrote:

Let's just take a moment to remember who cast the first stone here.....Yes that's right it was Ian Millward on behalf of the Cas club.

Having treat the guy so badly, (and let's be honest they did) how can Cas expect the guy not to be p'd off! As I've said before, the way he was pushed out of the club would in any other business be grounds for a strong case being constructively dismissed. If any of us faced the same from our jobs, then I'd expect that our former employers wouldn't get much favour from us either. Given the chance to get one over on them, we probably would.

Also, no matter what a guy played like for us...why does that give a portion of the crowd the self proclaimed right to have a go at him each time he plays against us? Again let's have a moment of honesty between us Cas fans here, from the first time he stepped foot on the pitch against us during the early part of the year, the Cas fans were giving him grief. (And I do mean grief, not banter). That was well before any Twitter comments and stuff like that!

Treated him badly......according to Richie Mathers.

The club told him he was behind Owen in the pecking order and that he could stay and be back-up. Wakefield were interested at the time and so they gave him the option of going. As they didn't know what he was doing, they cut him out of the 'pitch' training but still let him do weights/gym work with the rest of the squad.

I can see why they'd do it. People need to realise there's two sides to every story and be objective in this.

Re: Mathers sickened by "abuse" : Thu Aug 09, 2012 8:09 pm  

Fully wrote:

Treated him badly......according to Richie Mathers.

The club told him he was behind Owen in the pecking order and that he could stay and be back-up. Wakefield were interested at the time and so they gave him the option of going. As they didn't know what he was doing, they cut him out of the 'pitch' training but still let him do weights/gym work with the rest of the squad.

I can see why they'd do it. People need to realise there's two sides to every story and be objective in this.

None of which gives licence for a large section of the crowd to call him a c**t.

Re: Mathers sickened by "abuse" : Thu Aug 09, 2012 8:11 pm  

bren2k wrote:

None of which gives licence for a large section of the crowd to call him a c**t.

Did I say it did?

Re: Mathers sickened by "abuse" : Thu Aug 09, 2012 8:11 pm  

bren2k wrote:

None of which gives licence for a large section of the crowd to call him a c**t.

Nice exaggeration troll.

Fully wrote:

Treated him badly......according to Richie Mathers.

The club told him he was behind Owen in the pecking order and that he could stay and be back-up. Wakefield were interested at the time and so they gave him the option of going. As they didn't know what he was doing, they cut him out of the 'pitch' training but still let him do weights/gym work with the rest of the squad.

I can see why they'd do it. People need to realise there's two sides to every story and be objective in this

Keep buying the propaganda.

Re: Mathers sickened by "abuse" : Thu Aug 09, 2012 8:19 pm  

Gronk! wrote:

Nice exaggeration troll.

Keep buying the propaganda.

Eh?

Re: Mathers sickened by "abuse" : Thu Aug 09, 2012 10:00 pm  

Gronk! wrote:

Nice exaggeration troll.

Keep buying the propaganda.

Of course, we should all ignore the official statements from our respective clubs and instead listen to individuals like yourself who claim to have inside info. (Gentle going to Cas etc)

I'll stick to the "propaganda" thanks