: Mon Nov 30, 2009 1:49 pm  

Grendel wrote:

Steve Fox,

As with your unsubstantiated opinions, I have one too.

You are an utter C*U*N*T. An arrogant stupid one at that.

Of all the pork-pie-eating, pigeon-fancying, ferret-worrying, clog-stomping, strike-breaking, coal-industry-betraying, flat-capped, backwards-looking, change-resistant, incest-afficianados that frequent this site, you are one of the most ignorant in a highly competitive pool.

I will miss the sport. I will miss the great supporters of all sides I have met (except the two punchy Hull FC fans and Evil Solly who plagues Salford) and the forward thinking supports I've met on here.

Hell I'll even miss Starbug and Barry McKenzie.

But I won't miss Glorious League Freak and I won't miss you Steve Fox. Don't die horribly or anything!

You have got a serious social disorder to come out with such bile and to interpret a reasonable and balanced opinion with such foul and vitriolic abuse. I suggest you seek psychological help immediately.

The game certainly won't miss such neurotic and disgusting 'fans' like you. Shame on you for wishing death upon someone, you are a sub human life form. Wither away soon and crawl back to the gutter where you belong, we don't need trash like you.

: Mon Nov 30, 2009 1:52 pm  

GetThemScallyWags wrote:

You have got a serious social disorder to come out with such bile and to interpret a reasonable and balanced opinion with such foul and vitriolic abuse. I suggest you seek psychological help immediately.

The game certainly won't miss such neurotic and disgusting 'fans' like you. Shame on you for wishing death upon someone, you are a sub human life form. Wither away soon and crawl back to the gutter where you belong, we don't need trash like you.

Errmmmm


I think it was a 'tongue in cheek comment'

: Mon Nov 30, 2009 6:04 pm  

Barry_McKenzie wrote:

Errmmmm


I think it was a 'tongue in cheek comment'

Tongue in cheek or not, it's still a disgraceful thing to say to another person. Maybe you're similarly socially retarded if you can't see that?

: Mon Nov 30, 2009 6:09 pm  

Barry_McKenzie wrote:

Errmmmm


I think it was a 'tongue in cheek comment'

Errrm , no

: Mon Nov 30, 2009 6:13 pm  

GetThemScallyWags wrote:

Tongue in cheek or not, it's still a disgraceful thing to say to another person. Maybe you're similarly socially retarded if you can't see that?

Calm down

Its only an Internet message board.

Apart from my posts, there is nothing anyone should even remotely take to heart on here

: Mon Nov 30, 2009 6:17 pm  

Barry_McKenzie wrote:

Calm down

Its only an Internet message board.

Apart from my posts, there is nothing anyone should even remotely take to heart on here

De-rail this thread PLEASE Barry!!!

: Mon Nov 30, 2009 6:37 pm  

Interesting comments and whilst I take on board what has been said about firmer foundations. My view is that the RFL saw the chance as now or never whether that be LS holding a 'get us in SL or I'm gone' gun to their head or not I don't know.

What I do know is that without the Crusaders:

I wouldn't be hooked on RL which has meant me watching this club come from National League to Super league
my wife and son wouldn't be hooked
we wouldn't have gone all over the country watching this great game,
we wouldn't have gone to watch the under 18's or the colts the year before or the reserves this year
we wouldn't have met so many fans of this great game who wished us well whether at home or away or even the ones with a reasoned argument as to why we should or shouldn't be in Super League.

Unfortunately this also has a down side, without the Crusaders:

I wouldn't be wondering how I can get my League fix when my club is too far away (and given I used to do a 70 mile round trip before you could hardly call it on my doorstep)
I wouldn't be thinking that we've been shafted by LS, yes we got the prize of SL but what a way to take it back
I wouldn't have to try and converse with muppets or explain how we took our chance like anyone else would and I'm so glad we did
most of all I wouldn't have had the ultimate misfortune of reading so much dross from Bazza Mac

: Mon Nov 30, 2009 6:45 pm  

Traffic wrote:

Interesting comments and whilst I take on board what has been said about firmer foundations. My view is that the RFL saw the chance as now or never whether that be LS holding a 'get us in SL or I'm gone' gun to their head or not I don't know.

What I do know is that without the Crusaders:

I wouldn't be hooked on RL which has meant me watching this club come from National League to Super league
my wife and son wouldn't be hooked
we wouldn't have gone all over the country watching this great game,
we wouldn't have gone to watch the under 18's or the colts the year before or the reserves this year
we wouldn't have met so many fans of this great game who wished us well whether at home or away or even the ones with a reasoned argument as to why we should or shouldn't be in Super League.

Unfortunately this also has a down side, without the Crusaders:

I wouldn't be wondering how I can get my League fix when my club is too far away (and given I used to do a 70 mile round trip before you could hardly call it on my doorstep)
I wouldn't be thinking that we've been shafted by LS, yes we got the prize of SL but what a way to take it back
I wouldn't have to try and converse with muppets or explain how we took our chance like anyone else would and I'm so glad we did
most of all I wouldn't have had the ultimate misfortune of reading so much dross from Bazza Mac

Don't be like that Traffy.

I feel that you have probably learned a lot from my erudite little posts regarding all things footy.

You have to remember that I am actually the Dalai Lama of all things Rugby League. When Barry talks about footy people LISTEN.


Wrexham isn't all that far from you though? You could still go and watch your team?

: Mon Nov 30, 2009 6:52 pm  

Barry_McKenzie wrote:

Don't be like that Traffy.

I feel that you have probably learned a lot from my erudite little posts regarding all things footy.

You have to remember that I am actually the Dalai Lama of all things Rugby League. When Barry talks about footy people LISTEN.


Wrexham isn't all that far from you though? You could still go and watch your team?

250 mile round trip on a Friday night (when a few of our games are) after work is nigh on impossible

: Mon Nov 30, 2009 6:56 pm  

Traffic wrote:

250 mile round trip on a Friday night (when a few of our games are) after work is nigh on impossible

Well maybe just go to the Saturday night and Sunday arvo games then?

Personally I reckon footy should be played on a Sunday arvo anyway.