Re: How many fans you take to away games will be the real test : Sat Jan 30, 2010 9:19 pm  

Pete obviously hasn't read any of the various posts about the Crusaders situation .
FYI Pete.. (sorry if this bores or offends anyone else )

Crusaders RL are NOT Celtic Crusaders .

They are a totally different outfit .
Thet have a different fan base . Not all of the 'fans' last night were fans . I am guessing that most of them were 'attendees' rather than 'fans' .
Give it a couple of months , then start charging full price for the majority of the ticket 'sales' . Then lets see how things are going .
Their away support should improve in numbers from last year because they are based nearer to Wigan , Wire etc
As much as I think they should be thrown out of the league it looks as if they are here to stay .
So .. Lets give them a fair crack at it .

By all means feel free to come back and laugh if all goes t1ts up , but meanwhile they are here so lets stop the b1tching . Nothing you do or say is going to change things . You just end up making a laughing stock of yourself with your feeble attempts at trolling .

Re: How many fans you take to away games will be the real test : Sun Jan 31, 2010 12:38 pm  

You are aware that Quins had the worst average attendence last season, and started of with another cracking crowd of 3,688. Last year 6 teams failed to get over 10,000 crowd and Cas only scrapped it once. Give the Crusaders a chance.

Re: How many fans you take to away games will be the real test : Sun Jan 31, 2010 1:52 pm  

It will be a TRUE reflection won't it, joking aside.
Or at home to Harlequins in April. Great 1st home attendance though, no matter what the 'circumstances' were. Celtic Crusaders never got anywhere near that figure, and my team probably never will !

Re: How many fans you take to away games will be the real test : Sun Jan 31, 2010 1:59 pm  

Budgiezilla wrote:

It will be a TRUE reflection won't it, joking aside.
Or at home to Harlequins in April. Great 1st home attendance though, no matter what the 'circumstances' were. Celtic Crusaders never got anywhere near that figure, and my team probably never will !

Thank goodness for a sensible post from someone other than myself.

We will see how well supported the Crusaders really are towards the end of the season when they are bottom of the table with a points difference of -250

Re: How many fans you take to away games will be the real test : Sun Jan 31, 2010 4:47 pm  

Where will your team be at the end of the season Pete ?

Re: How many fans you take to away games will be the real test : Sun Jan 31, 2010 4:56 pm  

LS13 wrote:

Where will your team be at the end of the season Pete ?

lol

probably only one place above them unless Agar goes!!

Re: How many fans you take to away games will be the real test : Sun Jan 31, 2010 5:08 pm  

You should change what it says on your 'location'
You are as much 'right in the heartlands' as Cru were when they were in Bridgend . Muppet .

Can't wait to get back to relegation/promotion .
Clowns like you might ferk orf and b1tch about what might have been to somebody else then .

Re: How many fans you take to away games will be the real test : Sun Jan 31, 2010 5:21 pm  

LS13 wrote:

You should change what it says on your 'location'
You are as much 'right in the heartlands' as Cru were when they were in Bridgend . Muppet .

Can't wait to get back to relegation/promotion .
Clowns like you might ferk orf and b1tch about what might have been to somebody else then .

Ah but although I am originally born and bred near Hull I am not presently 'located' there.

thanks for your concern though.

Re: How many fans you take to away games will be the real test : Sun Jan 31, 2010 5:46 pm  

Which 'Hull' were you born and bred in ?
Last time I looked there wasn't an Hull in the road atlas .

Re: How many fans you take to away games will be the real test : Sun Jan 31, 2010 6:18 pm  

LS13 wrote:

Which 'Hull' were you born and bred in ?
Last time I looked there wasn't an Hull in the road atlas .

Being pedantic,The city is indeed Kingston upon Hull,but has been known as Hull by all and sundry.
Or `Ull as it is better known in these parts.