: Thu Feb 12, 2009 3:26 pm  

ROBINSON wrote:

Rubbish. It was grown men, a lot of them, I might add, making a noise for the entire time the game was on.

Not to mentin the brick through the coach window after the game...which is one of the reasons I ain't going tomorrow

: Thu Feb 12, 2009 3:29 pm  

Hogan Knows Best wrote:

Dont talk through your ring.

He's not doing. You get your odd person who whinges at everything, but too many times people raise points about things they don't like and get slapped down by the same old starstruck backslappers who refuse point blank to accept that something negative could ever, possibly go on at Wigan RL!

: Thu Feb 12, 2009 3:48 pm  

ROBINSON wrote:

He's not doing. You get your odd person who whinges at everything, but too many times people raise points about things they don't like and get slapped down by the same old starstruck backslappers who refuse point blank to accept that something negative could ever, possibly go on at Wigan RL!

some people seem to have a holier than thou attitude when its come to being a fan

: Thu Feb 12, 2009 3:49 pm  

[Gareth] wrote:

some people seem to have a holier than thou attitude when its come to being a fan

Nothing wrong with that.

: Thu Feb 12, 2009 5:20 pm  

Chavvs wanting to fight during the game

Bricks through the coach window

20 sheets to get in

Just a totally different world from say Harlequins or Catalans away, i can understand why some wouldnt want to go due to the above reasons

: Thu Feb 12, 2009 5:24 pm  

I normally go to all away games, but i'm having to cut back a little on away games this year. I'll still be going to most, but with the cost of a ticket being £20, then fuel added on top, and the fact that i'd have to leave straight from work, i've decided not to go.

: Thu Feb 12, 2009 5:45 pm  

Captain13 wrote:

Chavvs wanting to fight during the game

Bricks through the coach window

20 sheets to get in

Just a totally different world from say Harlequins or Catalans away, i can understand why some wouldnt want to go due to the above reasons

Yeh I wouldnt be shocked if there was trouble at the game, there should be a big crowd from the home fans as its the first game for them.

I still hope to go though.

: Thu Feb 12, 2009 5:46 pm  

Charlie Seeling wrote:

You go to a restaurant have a good meal once, twice and the third time it is awful. If you did not go on the next weekend is that not rational?

I worry more about the 'blind' supporters who refuse to criticise and turn up irrespective of what utter tosh is put in front of them. It was these 'loyal' supporters who saw and were party to the club being relegated to Division 2.

Or the supporters who didn't go who, if they had payed their money, cheered their team on may have enabled the club to make 1 more sigining etc which may have saved the club from relegation??????

Depends Which way YOU want to see it, it doesn't make one way better than the other OR the reason the club went down!

What did you do in 79/80/81 when all this was happening?

What did you do in 96/97/98 over the Jack Robinson/Whelan struggle??

Did you pay any money over? Did you "Stand By" whilst Jack Robinson/Dave Whelan made a Mockery or our club?

Did you go? Did you stay at Home?

Tell me Charlie! What should WE ALL OF DONE seeing as you know the answer!

What should we do now to show our anger at the club for all these Grossly negligent things they havce done in the last 14 months and are doing that get you so aggravated that you have to have a go at the club at EVERY Opportunity?

Should we go this week?
Should we Make Protest Banners?
Should we Not go To the Next Home games?
Burn our season Tickets?

I'll tell you what! I'll try this !

I'll go if I want, I'll pay my money if I want, I'll stick up for the club/players/coaches/chairman if I want and you know what?

If we win Nowt again this season my actions won't have had any more difference than what yours will !

Try this statement " It's all these people who are slating Mathers/Noble/Lenegan et al before the Players/Coach/Chairman have even started the season that cost us the game Last Sunday as they undermined the confidence of the club as soon as the 1st thing went wrong, if there hadn't been all this negativity before Sunday we would have Won!"

Absolute Bollox I know but as true and no different to what you have put above!

: Thu Feb 12, 2009 5:51 pm  

Jukesays wrote:

Or the supporters who didn't go who, if they had payed their money, cheered their team on may have enabled the club to make 1 more sigining etc which may have saved the club from relegation??????

Depends Which way YOU want to see it, it doesn't make one way better than the other OR the reason the club went down!

What did you do in 79/80/81 when all this was happening?

What did you do in 96/97/98 over the Jack Robinson/Whelan struggle??

Did you pay any money over? Did you "Stand By" whilst Jack Robinson/Dave Whelan made a Mockery or our club?

Did you go? Did you stay at Home?

Tell me Charlie! What should WE ALL OF DONE seeing as you know the answer!

What should we do now to show our anger at the club for all these Grossly negligent things they havce done in the last 14 months and are doing that get you so aggravated that you have to have a go at the club at EVERY Opportunity?

Should we go this week?
Should we Make Protest Banners?
Should we Not go To the Next Home games?
Burn our season Tickets?

I'll tell you what! I'll try this !

I'll go if I want, I'll pay my money if I want, I'll stick up for the club/players/coaches/chairman if I want and you know what?

If we win Nowt again this season my actions won't have had any more difference than what yours will !

Try this statement " It's all these people who are slating Mathers/Noble/Lenegan et al before the Players/Coach/Chairman have even started the season that cost us the game Last Sunday as they undermined the confidence of the club as soon as the 1st thing went wrong, if there hadn't been all this negativity before Sunday we would have Won!"

Absolute Bollox I know but as true and no different to what you have put above!

He wont give you one!

Some fans are very very loyal and will follow the team no matter what, some will pick the games they go to if the team are playing poor and thats fine.

: Thu Feb 12, 2009 5:56 pm  

odemwingie wrote:

He wont give you one!

Some fans are very very loyal and will follow the team no matter what, some will pick the games they go to if the team are playing poor and thats fine.

To be honest, don't want one and you know why?

Because there is no answer!

I just don't like being told that if my dad paid his £3 every week & £1 for me to watch Wigan because he wanted to watch HIS TEAM play despite how bad they were (Jeez, just imagine what Chaarlie would have been writing on the internet if it was around in them days if he thinks this coach/team/chairmen are incompetent )
Contributed in ANY WAY WHATSOEVER to Wigan gettin relegated !

And especially by a Jumped up Internet Know It All who doesnt have Half the Rugby Knowledge of some of the people Who did pay their money in them days and probably watched more rugby than he ever will!