Get over the 80's and move on eh, so because Super League is introduced and players become athletes no one wants to work hard anymore?

Pathetic.

Don't worry, Jimmy5Bs. I'm still here.....faithful as ever you see!!
Regards to Dave Howe, see he's made an apearance too.
FC till I die ......grannyfan Cindy

I like you Cindy have supported FC for years as I am also in my 60's, but must agree with most of the younger posters on here, the present day team are not fit to wear the famous black and white hoops, no passion commitment and definitely no pride it appears, and you can't blame people for being demonstrative in what ever way they feel to releive the frustration they are feeling at this present time, I personally have given up on this season, though still will be attending the remaining games only because it'd be a waste of my pass not to go, but looking forward to better day's next season, HOPEFULLY.

Apprently so

Not in this corner.

We shouldn't, not at all. But "worm in the hand" suggested that the playing for one another attitude has gone because players are now athletes, which is complete and utter bolocks. That kind of attitude we should forget.



I have only ever read a few posts by "theultimate13" and they have alll been of the same nature mate. First it was if you don't go you can't comment and now this. Ah well, I am an out of town fan and always have been so I suppose I don't feel it like he and others do then eh

You lot are a disgrace. Slagging the team, coaches, board and every thing else that comes to mind to paper over the poor results.









Yet nobody has mentioned A grade.
Things are slipping.

Maybe not, but we are certain to still get a licence. I would be more worried about the next franchise application if my team only got a grade B or C last time, and had not gone on to increase attendances or significantly improve facilities at their ground.

No, I didn't.

I was merely pointing out that players then socialised together as part of the club culture. Anyone who went to see the 3 Kiwis reminisce at the Charleston last Christmas heard them wax lyrical that the success of that team was purely down to how they bonded as a set of individuals and played every match with maximum effort for each other.

I fully appreciate that Super League has taken fitness levels to another dimension and drinking doesn't fit into that. But as a result the opportunity for bonding by playing as well as working together has been lost. I know we can't go back to those ways but I defy anyone to say that we see those levels of passion now.