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Don't hold back son


He has a point though, travelling to scotland to watch a normal league match is a big ask.
I like it myself, but as its a bank holiday weekend i would have prefered it to be played on Sunday/Monday as saturday is a normal work day for me.

Fine, we'll scrap MW and Easter Monday and you and all your teammates can take a pay cut Jammer.

And you can all stop whining about lack of recognition outside of the M62 too, as it appears you don't want to do much about it.

If MW wasn't there, another match would be. I'd rather he didn't speak for the fans as regards not wanting to travel up there for a match that's on telly - I personally can't bloody wait.

I cant understand the logic in moving it away from south walses the year they get a franchise? Its absolute madness!

No it isn't - the reason it moved is because the WRU weren't making an effort to shift tickets to locals - if reports are to be believed the SRU are doing a much better job.

If South Wales RL fans want to catch a SL game they can go along to Bridgend.

"James Graham on a bit of a downer, after losing a game they should never have" shock.

I'm sure his club, fans and team mates will be delighted with him, knowing he can't be d with the game against Wigan this weekend.

1/10

Where did he say that?

I agree, I know a lot of fans aren't keen on the idea but I also know a lot of others love the weekend for whatever reason.

We'll see how many empty seats there are, which will prove Mr Graham correct...

please can you provide the exact number of empty seats required for him to be proven correct?

Four.