No. We'd still have our glorious history. Just as you've got your sheeeeeiiite past.

So, for a crap game in a small geographical corridor we got 90,000 at the iconic Wembley. Hmmm, m'kaaaay!! I expect that kind of logic from you.

All I said was that success in the two sports is not comparable when put into context. But you read what you want to read because, let's face facts, you are a clown.

What was the crowd for your most recent big game, by the way?

Rent please.

never shat die.


10 away games without a win, out of the playoffs and a big cup game against Girl Guideseley on Saturday concentrate on your own clubs problems man of straw.

Possibly your not a bad bloke so may I respectfully give you three well intentioned pieces of advise,

1. Seek the help of a therapist, he/she will explore your early life and come up with the reason why you are such a sad, bitter man of straw. some thing that happened at school perhaps.

2. Try being nice to your future landlord, unruly tenants are not looked kindly on.

3. Look behind you, supergeoff has retreated, your on your own.

Just trying to help.

I'm a clown that has seen his beloved club win at Wembley in front of 90,000 people. I've seen my club lift four major trophies in my short lifetime - You will NEVER EVER EVER have that so long as you've got a hole in you're aa. I will always have that superior edge over you whilst you clutch at straws with feeble insults.

I find it totally baffling that you should sit behind your keyboard banging on about Rent when your club skimmed £2m from creditors before running into oblivion with zero trophies to it's name. The Honours and Club records section of Halifax Town's Wikipedia page makes for glum reading. Basically - they just turned up for matches.

There isn't one positive comparative argument you can win when laying the two clubs side by side and the only strength you seem to draw on is that football is bigger than Rugby League. Oh, well done Halifax Town - that's all your doing. Your argument on that front is so fsking weak.

You are actually an embarrassment to your club and fellow fans.

Put your tongue behind your bottom lip and go and look in a mirror.

To be fair Rich,

They did beat Manchester United on the 31st July 1971 in the Watney Cup, I believe Watney was a beer, so the Watney Cup must have been a cup that you could put your beer in.
But they didn't win it, so they gave them a mug, step forward "never shat die"

Shhush he's gone to bed.
Turn the lights out Mummy.

And whilst we are the "inferior" club playing an "inferior" sport why have Halifax Reformed FC and that club that went out of existence never ever ever ever had better attendances than Halifax RLFC? You can only take the rise out of someone's attendances if yours are better. Can a person be that thick? Are we arguing with Joey Essex?

Funniest rant ever!

I never said anything about which sport was bigger. I never said anything about rugby league being an inferior sport (it's such a subjective argument so what's the point). You read what you want to read though, Coco.

Congratulations on your club's 'major' success BTW. I'm only about, what, 25 years too late in saying that but what's two decades or so?? A major trophy eh?! In a regional sport competing against 20-30 professional teams. Errrrmmmm - excellent, well done!! You clearly understand the concept of context and you will always have the upper hand when arguing this point..........maybe not.

Was it the same club anyway? You've gone bust twice since then.

But let's face facts. It's not the 80's anymore. Now you're scratching around for 1500-2000 fans in a league no-one cares about, against teams no-one cares about, in a sport no-one cares about, with £300k liabilities and struggling to pay rent. Supported by idiotic fans who personify hypocrisy, reduced to begging and worshipping a southern chancer to save you from obscurity. What a fall from grace of this once 'mighty' club.

As for halifaxjohn, how can I put this, I cringe every time I read what you've put. I'm embarrassed for you and that's not good.

PS how much money did you owe when you went bust in the 90's? How much did we owe when we went bust again?

Yes £2m in 2008. Well researched. How about the first question - how much did the rugby club owe when they went bust and re-formed in 1990?

Take your time.