Re: Fan Amnesty : Sat Apr 02, 2016 12:11 pm  

Biff Tannen wrote:

fair play to you sir, i know a few Bulls fans who stick by their club through good and bad, its what following a team is all about.Its the bad times that make the good times all the sweeter as us die hard leeds fans have found in recent years.

If we end up middle 8s the Bulls Rhinos game is one thing to look forward to

You are presuming we are make the top 4???

Judging by our performances lately against Batley, Dewsbury and Halifax where we have had 1 draw and 2 losses, I certainly won't be holding my breath

Re: Fan Amnesty : Sat Apr 02, 2016 1:54 pm  

Born and bred in LS13 yes I know its Bramley ,but I was introduced to Leeds by fans from Burley and kirkstall when I was very small even big Roy was ls13 too.Mine now is 19086

Re: Fan Amnesty : Sat Apr 02, 2016 2:44 pm  

I remember Mount Pleasant in the days of one division only. They didn't have corner flags just road signs marked "Steep Hill" and when the ball landed on the corrugated metal roof of the stand everyone was showered in rust .

Re: Fan Amnesty : Sat Apr 02, 2016 3:16 pm  

Juan Cornetto wrote: I remember Mount Pleasant in the days of one division only. They didn't have corner flags just road signs marked "Steep Hill" and when the ball landed on the corrugated metal roof of the stand everyone was showered in rust . Nowt wrong with Mount Pleasant these days

Juan Cornetto wrote: I remember Mount Pleasant in the days of one division only. They didn't have corner flags just road signs marked "Steep Hill" and when the ball landed on the corrugated metal roof of the stand everyone was showered in rust . Nowt wrong with Mount Pleasant these days

Re: Fan Amnesty : Sat Apr 02, 2016 3:40 pm  

William Eve wrote:

If it's the option of scraping a Top 8 spot with little to no chance of reaching the Top 4, then Middle 8's would be preferable IMO. It'd certainly be an experience for the remaining bandwagoners, glory hunters and postcode traitors who are not accustomed to such alternative old school RL venues.

Even better if Hunslet were to scrape into the Middle 8's and face Leeds at home. Printer could step outside of his home 5 minutes prior to kick-off and still walk it there in time.

I actually agree with this I would rather be in the middle 8 than scrape into the bottom of the 8 with no chance of making top 4 would be a pretty dull end to the year

Re: Fan Amnesty : Sat Apr 02, 2016 4:15 pm  

roger daly wrote:

I think Hunslet would do very well to face Leeds in the middle 8s this season but I get your point.

Amazingly well, with a helping hand from the RFL, tomate middle 8 from League 1

Re: Fan Amnesty : Sat Apr 02, 2016 4:16 pm  

ducknumber1 wrote:

tomate

How does predictive text come up with that? To make. To make.

Re: Fan Amnesty : Sat Apr 02, 2016 10:44 pm  

William Eve wrote: Nowt wrong with Mount Pleasant these days But I thought you never ventured south of the river?

William Eve wrote: Nowt wrong with Mount Pleasant these days But I thought you never ventured south of the river?

Re: Fan Amnesty : Sun Apr 03, 2016 12:20 am  

Juan Cornetto wrote:

I remember Mount Pleasant in the days of one division only. They didn't have corner flags just road signs marked "Steep Hill" and when the ball landed on the corrugated metal roof of the stand everyone was showered in rust .

Remember the little white(ish) iron railings that lined the touchline?

Re: Fan Amnesty : Sun Apr 03, 2016 7:19 am  

ducknumber1 wrote:

How does predictive text come up with that? To make. To make.

You say tomako, I say tomako

Let's call the whole thing off