Music Cougar, go and look for your dummy.
It will only be spitting distance from your cot.

We do not have to justify ourselves to you.

We support Rugby League, we pay to watch we drink.
We don't all have young kids in need of a Halloween party and we might just have had other plans.

If you went to the awards night which was about Rugby you would have seen where the support is.

If you saw how many people do things for free you would see where the support is.

If you look at the squad builder you will see where the support is.

You may recall a lesbian and gay night at the club which was a similar flop. Don't recall you crying on here about lack of support for that.

The phrase is horses for courses.

Don't bother getting off that high horse, just keep riding, then ride some more.
Then ride some more and don't stop till you fall in the sea and whilst there wash your mouth out.

Plenty of valid points on this thread and people are certainly showing unity in their support of each other as fans, this I would have said has probably put an end to music cougar feeling the need to visit this site again let alone post anything that could even remotely be taken the wrong way.

However, what we do need is music cougar coming down to the ground, paying the gate fee and standing on the terraces shouting for the cougars.

Maybe now would be a good time to lock this thread and move on, it is getting a little out of hand and certainly won't encourage any newcomers to get involved

My intention is not to discourage anyone from posting on this forum but just to defend a comment that I found highly insulting !

I understand that cougarshaz and as I said there are some very valid points including your own and like I mentioned earlier in the thread, everyone is entitled to an opinion and this is a forum so debate should be encouraged but this is a rather negative thread and it is certainly dragging on.

I certainly feel the need to move on - my option, granted

we should be ecstatic and posting about what JD and the Cougar management are doing for this club, not allowing ourselves to get wound up about a rather ambitious opinionated first poster, its already 3 pages long and we shouldn't give such a subject the time of day - we all know better

Again, my opinion, granted

Music cougar posted a very negative view, hell - I bet he/she even watches Eastenders, owt for an argument

I'm not going to comment on the previous posts as I see no need to fuel an already volatile thread.

However, from reading other threads it would appear the members on here clearly have different views on what their own definition of "being a fan" entails, i.e some feel attending social functions is a must for a fan, others feel they do their bit on the terraces, in Sharon's case it's about going beyond the call of duty for a club she loves. The new Champ TV deal has caused a stir with some possible code the obtain a reduced fee. This is just a flavour, but there are others.

To me everyone's points are valid in so far as this is their viewpoint on what being a fan is. Everyone's view will be different, but that's not to say it should be criticised or seen as the expected. As fans I'm sure we all give something to the club, some more than others for a whole host of reasons but this all goes to making our club what it is. If everyone was the same what a boring place it would be.

This is a forum for people to express views etc and one shouldn't be put off joining in, or feeling this is a personal vendetta. I'd love the know how many new members there have been in the last 3/4 months, but I bet there's a few which is all positive for the club. This if nothing else proves we have an increasing fan base.

I agree with Harry Al Hill. I think this thread may have run it's course.

Hi Sharon!!!