I am not grateful no ,I never took the oportunity to go to Celtic and I don`t intend to go to Tolouse either,I did think about it but instead I will spend my money visiting a ground that fetches us a few fans or one like Keighley that got stuffed by the RFL.It`s like turkeys voting for Xmas.

~~ROFL~~

I'm sorry – I'm not trying to be rude, but really ...

So your criteria for visiting a ground is some sort of reciprocal arrangement?

Did you, incidentally, understand what I posted about you whinging about going away (more than a few miles) a couple of times a season while you're complaining about some people not traveling hundreds (get that – hundreds) of miles every other week? Perhaps I didn't make it clear. My fault – I apologise.

And take the south of France as a break or holiday. Just don't go and demand egg and chips, Fosters and [iEastEnders[/i.

tb and I went the first time Cas and Saints were playing in Perpigan – and Easter three years ago. We'd never been to France before. You can't keep us away, now – particularly from the south of France. This year will be the fourth successive one we've gone to Catalunya for our main holiday of the year. And all because of Rugby League initially.

Indeed, this time when we go, one weekend when we're there, Les Cats will be at home to Wakey. Now, neither of us are Pussycats fans, but we'll be going – because it's fun. Because we love the game – and because we both love the experience of RL in France.

JFFC, Should we tell him that you made your living in the pub/restaurant business yet ?

I don`t really want to know all your holiday plans thank you I have traveled further than that to watch my own team. I traveled to Florida when we played the Tomahawks over there but I have no intention of watching a side that just gets sidwinded into Super League at the expense of clubs who have been part of the history why don`t they work there way up the divisions ? What is so wrong with relegation and promotion?

Well I could do but he seems to think because we do not all buy into the "franchise dream" and travel to france to eat snails we must be a flatcapper.

Also as I belong to the "family of rugby league "yes I do like to see opposition fans at my ground.

Um...

Tell him what you want, but since I don't make my living in that industry ...





Well, bully for you. Now, perhaps you'd now care to address the question I asked in my previous post – you know, the about understanding the point about people traveling vast distances* every other week.

And while you're at it, you can explain how long those 'traditional' clubs have had to get their s into gear ...

Oh, and BTW ... "The Tomahawks". So, erm, how many fans have they brought over here, then? You know, just out of interest ...









Hello Disco! (For the un-initiated, Disco knows me – well, at least we've chatted on the terraces a few times over the years, including at Cas's first game in France – at Carcasonnee, actually. Remember, Disco? You and Tic Tac and the crew were wearing those special t-shorts

).

And, for a bit of fun:







* meaning more than a few miles.

They don`t need to bring fans over here they havn`t as yet been side winded into Sooper Dooper League have they?

I'll take that as I an: 'I don't have a feckin' clue what you're talking about' then.

Or would: 'I have totally not even read your post' be better?

BTW – take the chip off your shoulder and fry it. It'll keep you and your entire family fed for a fortnight.

Yes good T "shorts?"

Carry on not answering the actual points, dear boy.

Tictac still has hers. The gusset went on mine.