Yes you do. Supporters support by attending. Your just a fan, there's a difference.

not on anyone's case, just a bit bored of cylon apologists, one username dies, another is reincarnated.

why you got an issue with me?

I have no issue with you or anyone..I put a few posts on here as anyone does..but if I've mentioned radders you've been negative..

that's bullshine, I've been to many games over the year, my career has forced my hand and I live elsewhere, no less of a supporter than anyone.

my Aunt has been dead for over 10 years, she went to games home and away, she is still a supporter.

some people have some very shallow ideals, it's a little sad.

I have a season pass but haven't been able to make it to a game yet. Am I a supporter or 'just' a fan?

Supporter as your spending at your club supporting the cause.. standee sits listening to gollom n co =.fan (armchair)

Who cares!

Does supporting mean going to games, or supporting financially? Or both? Or neither?

When you live in the same postcode area as the club it's easy to find a stick to beat others with about going to games

Anyone want to tell Spooky she's not an FC supporter?

There's nothing wrong with been a fan or a supporter. I just think, and it's my opinion, that supporters go home and away and follow the club to each game. A fan, as I am, goes to games whenever possible whether it's because of financial restraints, work or family commitments. I was not having a pop at Standee, I was merely offering what I believe is the difference between the two.

Absolute rubbish.

The two terms are used synonymously in sport. There is no difference. They even have the same definitions in dictionaries (when referring to sports).

fan
—noun

an enthusiastic devotee, follower, or admirer of a sport, pastime, celebrity, etc.: a baseball fan; a great fan of Charlie Chaplin.

I can only describe a supporter as what I am to my wife and kids. I'm always there for them, always will be and I work to earn money to make sure they get my money each and every week. I never pick and choose when and when not to support them ( it was the best way I could think of describing a supporter)

Doesn't matter which version of events it is, it is extremely poor judgement before and during the match by Radford.

Either it is arrogance that we would be so far in front we didn't really need a solid back up bench ,
OR, has no clue how to manage the in game tactics/see that the game is going to be tight etc i.e. that it isn't going to be a day to hold back two players on the bench..(whichever games those are FFS!!)

Even worse that this would seem to be his only game plan if the former was the case as he certainly didn't react or change things when it was obviously that we wouldn't be steamrollering them aside.
That his confidence in the 15 players to beat Widnes on their own didn't clearly filter down to the 2 players he had on the bench which just shows you how far away Radford is from management/head coach potential, he cannot even identify our strongest 17 for any given game
An imbecile can see flaws through whichever plan was in force that meant holding two subs back.

However rubbish the players were Radford is completely at fault for not giving the forwards a breather by not having two other forwards on the bench that could and should have been used. That something so critical to winning a game of 17 a-side rugby league is devoid from his rugby brain shows to me that Radford isn't the man for the job..

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