I dont care if it makes me disloyal. Im not spending my money travelling 60 miles each way to watch a team coached by Powell. If Hughes cant be bothered to respect the fans and sort the problem i cant be bothered to travel to home games. Hes had enough time and loyalty from me while we get spanked every week.

Cya.

Homer....you missed out a couple of vital options
1. Only if they move closer to Holland
2. Only if they write me and my dad a letter because their emails get caught in my spam filter..
3. Only if my dad lets me.

I'm with Listy. As long as there is a SL club in London, I will be a ST holder (not sure whether that's a or a ).

I simply will not give up on London no matter how bad they are.....a cross I have to bear.

Quote: gutterfax "but I would still attend games regardless of the results'" Maybe the Broncos ought to adopt this vile RU tactic to up our wins and improve our attack. www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/ ... 6418349734

Quote: gutterfax "but I would still attend games regardless of the results'" Maybe the Broncos ought to adopt this vile RU tactic to up our wins and improve our attack. www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/ ... 6418349734

That's it Gutters. To know whether a club is really "under your skin" ask yourself whether you would go to a friends wedding on CC final day if Broncos were in the final. I wouldn't go to the wedding (might drag meself to the do after) That probably makes me mad or a bad friend.

We were sent a wedding invite for CC final day some 9 months before the wedding. Thus, you are on a very sticky wicket. We felt we had to say "yes," but we stewed for a few months before London obliged and got knocked out the cup! Phew, how would we tell them we couldn't go to the wedding? Must be very difficult when you support a team that actually gets to finals!

Luckily, we don't have that problem!

I love Listy's passion and agree with his sentiment.

Anyway I think I'd renew as loyalty can make you blind, even to the coaching, marketing and results of a club. But it's easy for me to say that as I haven't spent the last 13 seasons putting up with what you lot have.

I also love Listy's archetypal yorkshireman way of delivering the message that's funny. "I know what I like, and I like what I bludy well say, and if you don't then bugger off"

Château de Chasselas Listy?

I'm dreading the Wigan game and have been since the last spanking we got at home. That shouldn't be the case!

My suspicion is that the club will try to disguise Powell's involvement and role next season.

This may be done via putting a senior sounding position above him i.e. Director of
Rugby League or giving him a prestigious sounding job title which no one can fathom as to what its true remit is like Phil Bailey.

For the avoidance of doubt, I will not be prepared to accept Powell being involved with the first team whether disguised or not. A Season Ticket is almost a symbolic vote and I will not vote YES. We have been betrayed in 2011 and 2012 and owe nothing and there will need to be signs of goodwill - a full suite of new coaches at minimum.

<Sighs> Why do I think I will still be there regardless

You talk a good fight, Mark.

See you at the HAC as usual.

Since Fulham started in 1980 I've missed certainly less that 20 and probably less than 15 home games. This season is the last straw for me and the last 3 have been awful with no attempt by the club to do anything about it. There is no other club in any division of the Rugby League that would just carry on as we have for the last three seasons. It was quite obvious last season that Powell wasn't up to the job and it's been proved this year as nothing has changed even with the influx of so call 'better players'. The fact that he is still in position proves to me that the club is content to continue in the downward spiral to extiction. Because that is where it will end. We've had bad seasons in the past at Chiswick and Crystal Palace but the club had a heart then with a group of dedicated supportive fans. This management give the impression that the supporters just don't matter. So there 32 years of supporting RL in London for me is drawing to a close, I will not be renewing and the season can't end soon enough.

As the Leeds fan said to me as I was leaving the Stoop early last match , 'Don't blame you mate, we're rubbish and we'll still put 50 points on you, God alone knows how many Wigan will win by when they come here!'

Sports teams etc are the only franchises where the true fans are more loyal than the owners or staff. People get divorced more often than they switch their favourite club. We'll all be back.