Charlie?



To those of you trekking over to our side of the hill, have a safe journey, but not too enjoyable afternoon.

Charlie knows nowt!! Not sure if we have met Alan but I always enjoy my trips to Leytherland

Likewise, I love my trips to the Shay. A lovely stadium with a great atmosphere - even when we have had some hammerings there!

Yep, he magnaminously allowed them to go to other clubs.

Charlie is oh so friendly on here but really quite offensive on the Leigh forum.

Quote : "The Fax squad are not that worrying , honestly how many of the Fax squad would get into our starting 17.?None."

We could ask it the other way round.

"Honestly how many of the Leigh squad would get into our starting 17.?None."

Why, because we can't afford them!!

I do believe Charlie is a genuinely friendly guy but gets carried away at times and gets friendlier depending on how the Leythers are performing.



Told yer, he sings loudest and posts only when Leigh are winning, when they aren't it's silence.

Free round in that sense today, lose and it's what most people expect, win and we feel a better for a few days, either way life goes on and doesn't depend on a rugby game.

Up the Fax.

The guy has got more faces than the town clock.

Don't forget when he created an alternate login and for months used it to be offensive and rude, often having conversations with his other login, talking to himself on the forum. He went into hiding for a long time once he got found out.

A very very odd person indeed.

It always of great delight when that is brought back up.

There's nowt up with Charlie, apart from being lancastrian, a proper RL bloke if ever there was one. What's offensive about having an opinion? whether you agree with the way Leigh are run by Mr Beaumont or not it would be hard to contest Charlie's claim regarding the players.

Leigh have a good team but they are hardly a team of superstars!

I don't notice him making a statement like that on this forum as it is, quite frankly, offensive!

Leigh are no world beaters and Fax could quite possibly go there today and win but...they have spent their brass on players whilst Fax have kept players who frankly are lucky to have been kept on another year. The thing is though games aren't won on paper and team spirit can take you a long way. It is Simon Grix's job to install that into the players and get the most out of them that he can.

He’s at Crufts today as a spaniel, could be a King Charles but more likely a Cocker.

His thorough bread is called Degsy and it’s main trick is brining dozens of rugby balls in and then dropping them and walking away when he gets bored.