But then after every Quins/Crusaders game, and even before this one, we get the same thread time and time again. Why not thread after thread slagging off Salford after every game, not just this one, or because they are 'heartland' don't they count or something?

A few questions for you all:
Do you think that we are battling against Crusaders or Quins for a licence, or Castleford and Halifax?
Do you honestly believe that Eddie and Stevo pick the clubs to be in Super League?
Do you believe that those who do would take any notice of what Eddie and Stevo say?
Who are the favourites to lose their licence this year, and were last year?

Yes, the future looks brighter at the moment, but Glover coming in and tarting up Belle Vue a bit does not cover over a decade or more where the club was run worse than a corner shop, let the ground decline (and had to rely on Leeds reserves to upgrade the dug-outs at one point,) not exploit media potential in the area by a succession of people unable to do the role, and that can be said of many other roles given to 'friends and family' over the years too.

Easier just to shout crap about others than try sort out the problems we have.

Would this good post have anything to do with Crusaders alo being maligned over attendances and therefore you are feeling morally bound to support t-r-i-n-i-t-y over a post that was designed initially to highlight Hemmings and his bias towards the quins and nothing to do with their efforts to raise the profile of the club to new would be fans, he has interpreted it to suit his own argument to the post as per usual, and you matey I'm sorry to say have the wrong end of the stick, but thanks for your imput anyway.

The initial post was about the attendance at the Quins game and the number of free tickets they gave away nothing to do with Hemmings at all.

For what it's worth it's good to see Quins making an effort to market the club and get more punters through the door though I'm not sure why they chose to play this game on a Friday night as that must have had a negative effect on the number of away fans attending the game.

I think you will find that all the posters on here want our attendances up to and beyond 7-8000 never mind 7-800, as for the other part of your post if you disagree with what he has said then how can it be a good post

Thanks for pointing out the obvious btw, my point on that OP post was that Hemmings failed to mention when he was bigging up the attenance that there was a promotion on with 5,000 free tickets and the majority of the fans got in free of charge hth.



You are pushing at an open door here, Quins should be applauded for their efforts, I dont think anybody has stated anything different, I like yourself don't know why they chose to play Friday night, unless it was to give them more time to prepare for the easter games, and as far as is known those tickets were for distribution among the Quins fans and not Cas fans who presumably would be going down anyway.

Perhaps the FA cup semi finals and the London Marathon had something to do with this fixture taking place on Friday night.

That sir is an excellent point and makes a lot of sense.

The only thing pathetic is your post.

You're clearly not daft, but your insistence on repeatedly setting up this straw man argument makes you look increasingly so.

For the last time - deriding the RFL's expansion failures and wanting WTW to increase their attendance are not mutually exclusive of each other; to argue against doing one in favour of doing the other makes no sense.

Are you Nigel Wood?

I don't, i think we are battling against the RFL for a SL franchise.

I also believe we will not get one (at this present time) and that ours will not be the weakest application IF they follow the critera laid down.

I also believe that being a development side and having a new stadium is the be all and end all of the RFL and the critera is little more than a fairy tale.

No doubt i'll be shot down but thats my view.

Quote: BIGAL1 "I also believe that being a development side and having a new stadium is the be all and end all of the RFL and the critera is little more than a fairy tale.'" Agree 100%. Interesting comments on the 2009-2011 licences from RU commentator Brian Moore in this link. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009%E2%80 ... e_licences

Quote: BIGAL1 "I also believe that being a development side and having a new stadium is the be all and end all of the RFL and the critera is little more than a fairy tale.'" Agree 100%. Interesting comments on the 2009-2011 licences from RU commentator Brian Moore in this link. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009%E2%80 ... e_licences

Careful, they'll be asking if you actually are a fan or "pretending" to be one next......

It's shame really, cos I think its a worthwhile topic for discussion, but nobody seems to wants to do that - it's much easier to tell you to do one and accuse you of being a doom and gloom merchant and negative (or the the moral majority!) rather than offering an argument of their own back in return.

A bit like Ray French then