Well said Fez, Mr Snoodle, Old Ball and RyoWidnes agree 100% with you all

Yep well done to Moran on chipping in to the concert, but if he wasn't chipping into that one he would most likely be chipping in to another one.
It's the world he lives in, a celebrity lifestyle,
I've said this before, Warrington is his pastime, on match day he becomes a fan , then back to the main business.

Sadly it seems Warrington has become ingrained with this celebrity culture, and you can see it in the players, hanging out in town in groups , basically posturing

Wires has lost it's mojo, they are not a rugby club anymore, they have become a celebrity show, and it's come down from the top, imho.

Well personally, I'm able to post on a RL site, enjoy the concert and donate to the worthy cause without feeling conflicted. Nobody is patronising anyone, no-one is besmirching anyones memory and no-one need to get their keyboards in a twist.

Has anyone on here seen cctv footage of the blast? Been looking but I can't find anything at all?

I do know that the metro has reported that the fire brigade were kept away for 1 hour 45 mins.. Why?

To give conspiracy theorists material to fill the internet with?

Exactly, miaw.
I've no interest in tonight's concert. However, the sentiments for it, have been etched in my head for nearly a fortnight. Likewise, last night's appalling events, as well as various atrocities commited, over the past years.

This is, however, a rugby forum, and we're discussing rugby matters.

If Moran wanrs to be a mover and shaker in tonight's events, then good for him. When tonight has ended, he'll have other concerts/acts to promote. He also has a duty, as club owner and benefactor, to address a huge ongoing problem at our club. Yes, it's small fry to people's untold suffering, but it's relevant to a RL forum.

p.s. to Moran. Well done in your moving and shaking for tonight's concert. People's lives will NEVER be forgotten.

Spot on. Really no reason for this to be twisted any other way.

Ok pal, point taken, but fair play to your owner if he has put the show on at OT tonight. I see Mr Moran takes his fair amount of stick of certain members on here, Christ I wish he had a place on the board at Widnes!

Any examples of him getting stick oh here? I haven't seen any.

When I woke up and saw the news yesterday morning, I was quite glad to leave the house a couple of hours later, get on the train to Huddersfield and get on with life.

That is the best thing we can do, just get on with life. This is a forum which facilitates the discussion of Rugby League. Why should that change?

It seems to me that a sense of perspective and a little sensitivity, even on a RL forum, would go a long way.

So because there has been a terror attack means that we should all suddenly stop caring about whether our team wins or loses?

I thought the whole message the country was trying to put out was that "We won't crumble or be phased by terrorism. Life will carry on."

Personally, I think that obscure and tenuous links between the two issues are insensitive and crass.