If you own your stadium why did we have to move our game from Friday to Sunday before it got moved again?
If you own your stadium why did you have to play a play off game at Widnes last season?
If you own your stadium why is it named after the owner of Wigan Athletic?

We aint Hull KR, we dont have anything temporary

Ian it would have been more but the kids been injured.

No its true. I wont mind.

I'll be able to explain the rules to him.

And what sort of throwback sits behind the sticks at a rugby match?

The cheap variety

Because of the lack of them. It does not warrant a stand to themselves. For the birth place of RL & considering their team is playing the best RL in their Super League history it is very disappointing from a neutrals POV.

If only their team was as vociferously backed on the field as they are on this forum. Poor Huddersfield RL. Their players deserve better.

They do, well put

Though what the birthplace has to do with anything is anyones guess

You mean like supporting your team for the full 80 minutes? Or only if you are winning.

Turns out - rlyou don't own your stadiumrl. Sorry to break this news to you.

You have a 50 year lease.

At least we have a 20% share of our stadium.

That another fact?

Fact™, Fact© and Fact®

i love it when we beat Wigan - their fans are always great entertainment for the week after desperately trying to claw some 'points' back

the reason the game was switched to sunday was at the request of the latics, we could have said no as their match should have been at blackpool, but they wont play any home matches till the end of august due to a new temp stand being built.
the ground is named after the owner of wigan for various reasons, he likes his name to be seen everywhere and as when jjb sponsored the warriors it's in name only.
as to owning the ground, well when it was built we did own the ground because whelan owned both clubs and got planning permission on that understanding. after 10 years whelan decided that he want to give more money to the latics and therefore sold the warriors, but in doing so, gave them 50yrs tenancy rights to the ground.
now if huddersfield town get into the premiership you will find yourselves in the same situation as we do with regards to the ground a a premiership rule is that the football club take preference over anything, as hull were about to find out this season.
we had to play at widnes that time because whelan wouldn't pay the staff to get the ground ready.

hopefully that answers your questions

Best you can come back with?

So 11 fans leave early. It happens at every ground in Super League.

What was the attendance? 13,600? Have Huddersfield ever come close to that this season?

Did you go to the game?

Enjoy your £90 season ticket.