BigTime wrote:
Did anyone else get the email?
I've not had an email from the club since Feb 11th....a week after the 1st (and to date only)
MONTHLY Q&A with Mustard.
The Obvious choice for this game "on the road" would have been Ealing Trailfinders which is 30 minutes away, but nope, let's drag the few regulars we have left across town on a 1 hr car trip or a 100 minute public transport journey from the Cherry Red
There's a very good chance that Bridges with Ealing have been torched a la The Hive and Harlequins before them.......
Utter contempt and disregard towards the existing fan base and they're not even apologetic about it. The NEW landlords have kicked us off the park for 8 weeks and 2 days which is 26% of the regular season........TWENTY SIX F()(KING PERCENT!
Who negotiates these deals? A child? Surely not a businessman with a sound grasp of reality?
The harsh reality is that this move has been an even bigger disaster than any of the dozen or so whiners on the internet knew it would be.
Discounted kids tickets offered after game 1, along with cut price "mates rates". The discounts across the board after game 2. A lucky draw and a win against a relegation contender sees us in a relegation spot after 11 games and we have an average gate that is guesswork because they were too embarrassed to announce the gates for Dewsbury or Bradford. Even the 940 claimed on Friday is dubious given fewer than 550 had been sold by Thursday night, but if they're happy to announce 940 but not those other 2 games, you have to ask how much below 900 were they? 980 was the average at Ealing last full championship season, so we've gained nothing except possibly 400 curious locals on Freebies last Friday?
Hughes has to go.
If the club can't survive without him then it doesn't deserve to.
