Both praise and criticism are duly earned, if you can't accept both or crave one more so than the other the answer is simple, improve your performance.

I rest my case M'Lord


Keith Freeda
Life Long Leigh RL Supporter since 1948

All teams have good games and bad games. As long as they learn from the bad games then it will get better. If they dont learn that is when problems will occur.

John Lewis

Only moved here 2 years ago but loving Leigh, its people [even the moaners] and its Rugby League team.

One of our lot once said to Tim Street in the MM Bar, one hot summer Sunday.

"I don't know what your sweating for, you did nowt on the pitch "

Now that does take some big bollox to say that but a genuine heart stopping moment for the rest of us.

Luckily (for him) Streety after just giving a MOM winning performance saw the funny side of it.

Kind Regards
Leighonardo,

Brazillian footballing legend.
World cup winner 1994.
Lifelong Leigh RL supporter

Its a nice top up to pass on to the kids though, you could even reduce the weekly keep they pay

Maurice Linsey
Lifelong RL visionary
Got my first free tickets off Ashy

its nothing to do with courage or talking face to face. fans for the last 100 years have been critiscing/ praising players.
the important point is not to make it personal.

i support these athletes because of their toughness it should not be a barrier to me having my say

Please read what I wrote in full and do not put your personal 'slant' on it.
Not aimed at any person in particular but when comments get personal then would they be said face to face?

Yeah I had a right go about Paul Anderson once on a coach and his mum was sat a few seats away from me

He had been awful at the time though but we were playing Widnes away that day and I think he scored 2 or 3 tries and we won so that shut me up lol

Met Lee Marsh today, told him how crap we were on sunday and that at least Dick Turpin wore a mask.
He asked if I was off to Donny, I told him no, he then told me I wasnt a true fan

many times on a match day we get " worked up", and say things about a players performance, unaware who is adjacent to you

here are just a few people who have been , shall we say, less than impressed by what my circle of matchday buddies have had to say....

ben coopers mum

sam butterworths chick / wife / bit on the side ( delete as appropriate)

lee sandersons uncle

simon svabics young lady



and whatever you do...................


DONT UPSET SCOTT TEARE'S No 1 FEMALE FAN

Mick Govins mum told me off for calling him Mick...."Its Michael, not Mick"

We call him Mick Govin's, Mick Govin's , Mick Govin. Its difficult when you have a lot of Micks in the family, his grandad is Mick and his dad is Mick so I suppose Michael helps to differentiate (maybe his dad is now Mike but when I played football with him he was a Mick)

I wonder if he has a son and what his name is ???????

I totally agree with you! (optimist) I was at the game on sunday sat behind the most rude people who were booing the players. I couldnt keep quiet I had to say something to them as I thought it was disgraceful! I do not understand their thinking as this is neither encouraging them nor positive when they come back out after half time!