Still coming down heavy -ish in Ryhill. I wouldn't turn out for work in it. I would if pushed turn out for a rugby game. So how many fans from further afield would decide 'to give it a miss' and put the telly on instead?

Quite a lot I guess. Think it was the right decision. If they'd have said "game on" and then it got seriously worse (looking out of the window in Sandal it just has!!!) just as people began to travel they would have had real problems in playing OR calling it off.

I'd just used my "Bring a friend" coupon in the season ticket for a mate coming up from down South. He's got to go home Sunday morning. Hey ho.

Maybe tactical who knows .Its not an easy call ,There is alot more to consider than a game of rugby.

Oh well, whose on sky tonight? Guess i'll have to pop down the supermarket and get some beers in

No RL on tonight

I guess I will be watching some NRL I have recorded tonight now.

Quite right!

At what point do you delay the catering bringing the fresh food? At what point do you tell the bar staff and security staff the game is off? The later you leave it the more it will cost.

The forecast has been pretty well spot-on - suggesting that there will be more snow as the evening progresses.

I think it was a wise decision taken at the appropriate time. Much more sensible to take advantage of the Sunday slot - when there is time to clear everywhere of snow - and ensure that people have a much better chance of a) getting there and b) getting home!

Besides - it's bloody miserable out there!

Agree with this, the last thing we want us to end up owing catering firms any money.

No game,no game on tv, and to top it all, no boody Coronation street, what a to do

I see what you did there!

Another great reason for NM. Not a dicky bird of snow in Methley, seems as soon as you turn off Aberford rd summer summer summer. Plenty of standing water tho unfortunately, and the snow is starting to settle, damm.