Re: Massively proud to be a leyther : Tue May 21, 2013 2:06 pm  

How do you know i dont attend, would anyone else do a 5 hour round trip and even further for away games week in week out, i have been watching Leigh for 49 years, so if you get your facts right you wouldnt post such a stupid post.

Re: Massively proud to be a leyther : Tue May 21, 2013 2:24 pm  

But everyone is allowed an opinion wether it is in agreement with the majority or not. I don't really agree with everything the fella does or says but we are again coming to a state again were I feel a poster is being bullied. Just disagree with him and leave the other stuff out.

Re: Massively proud to be a leyther : Tue May 21, 2013 3:34 pm  

CL that wasn't aimed at you but WYSIWYG, there is a difference between cant attend as often due to .......... and I will try to discourage as many as possible by spouting garbage

Re: Massively proud to be a leyther : Tue May 21, 2013 4:32 pm  

maurice wrote:

CL that wasn't aimed at you but WYSIWYG, there is a difference between cant attend as often due to .......... and I will try to discourage as many as possible by spouting garbage

MO i agree with you 100% , everybody is entitled to their opinions , and some Leythers cant get to games because of where they live , i understand that also , but a minority on here cant be ar£ed to get out of the chair and watch the lads , they just sit at home posting their so-called opinions about concerned they are about the clubs welfare , when coming to the LSV would benefit the club much more .

Personally i NEVER reply to these posters , how can you discuss the match with someone who doesnt go , and they dont deserve an opinion then , just a BIG wooden spoon .

Re: Massively proud to be a leyther : Tue May 21, 2013 5:30 pm  

charlie caroli wrote:

everybody is entitled to their opinions ,

and they dont deserve an opinion

Make your mind up.

Re: Massively proud to be a leyther : Tue May 21, 2013 5:43 pm  

reffy wrote:

Make your mind up.

Reffy you are editing my posts you know what i mean , everyone is entitled to their opinion , i respect that , what i then said was i dont listen to peoples opinions about the match when they have not even been to watch it .

I realise not everybody can attend games through one reason or another , but some just give negative comments ,i thought all the Leythers who went to POR on Sunday did the Club proud , thanks to the Coach Sponsers a wise move . It certainly inspired the players .

Re: Massively proud to be a leyther : Tue May 21, 2013 5:56 pm  

cumbrian leyther wrote:

I agree with some points WYSIYG says, i think its the way you express yourself.
But the main thing is its your opinion, and through my experience on here is if your not in the click your not allowed your own opinion.
You keep to what you belive and what matters to you, and dont get intimerdated by the bully boys/girls on here.

If you go against the flow, there's bound to be push back.

I'll argue against certain opinions every time, but I'll defend people's right to express their opinions — especially if they can do it without resorting to insults, which it seems some are finding a little difficult to manage.

Re: Massively proud to be a leyther : Tue May 21, 2013 6:19 pm  

The fact that WYSIWYG still post on here, like myself tells you that he isnt lost to the club , just frustrated at the way it is currently operating, Graham ( wysiwyg ) has in the past sponsored the club and travelled well out of his way to follow the team

He has picked up on one particular gripe ( the ' partnership ' that wasnt, then was, then had been in operation for 12 months ) and no matter how deep into this agreement the club do or dont emerse themselves it is still something many on here said they would not accept

I have a different set of reasons to keep me away ( although I also find the current ' love in ' with our neighbours unpalatable especially because of the complete untruths given as the reasons ,if the club had just told the truth and indicated that there was a time limit on it, I could at least accept it, sort of ) and no matter what happens on the pitch , until the club starts to operate as a business rather than some wierd charity, I wont be on the terracing

It is what it is, no words will change how somebody feels, nobody can tell people how to do that, only actions can do that, and any business that doesnt look to provide what its customers want will fail

Re: Massively proud to be a leyther : Tue May 21, 2013 6:52 pm  

TV BOY wrote:

But we are again coming to a state again were I feel a poster is being bullied. .

Being constantly referred to as a plastic wigginer without relent is not only highly offensive but is indeed also a form of bullying in that respect.

My initial shock and sadness at such an announcement of an official partnership has subsided and on reflection, so far it has not deviated really from what we have had in the past in terms of DC's or loan players.

I therefore have carried on following the team as I have done now for more years than I can really remember as a proud and passionate Leigh RLFC supporter.

Re: Massively proud to be a leyther : Tue May 21, 2013 8:13 pm  

Spot on Harold - only one person doing any bullying on this thread