Right ... after some unrealistic shenanigans we finally find ourselves up against a team in our league.
This is where the story begins ... the day of reckoning.
IF we are at where we think we are at, then a victory should be assured and with a bit to spare ( no disrespect to the Skolars).
Bring it on.
COYD

It annoys me when they arrange a full season of fixtures for MM weekend, I'd like to attend one, but I need to attend the Dons games more...at least they'll be plenty of empty seats on show

I went to the first MM weekend, and after the Ganson/Kline fiasco vowed never to waste my hard earned cash again. Donny come first.

I went to Edinburgh last year an in was freezing, no atmosphere inside as it was too big for the small numbers, best atmosphere was seeing all the various supporters outside the ground and in surounding pubs. its the Dons for me this year

I would rather watch Donny any day, rather than a set of plastic fixtures arranged for the benefit of Sky, sat surrounded by empty seats and crisp wrappers blowing around in the wind at Cardiff !

I will be going to MM again, we have been to Edinburgh for the last two years, but i have never been to Cardiff.

This may be a simplistic view but ... is it necessary for there to be a round of NR Cup fixtures on MM weekend?

OR

Is it necessary for there to be MM weekend when there is a full round of NRC fixtures?

Potato/Potato

*Doesn't really work written down

Either way the net result will be people missing from Northern Rail fixtures who would have attended but for MM (whether they are attending or watching on SKY).

This is a point i have tried to make on the VT, but apart from one chap from Leigh everyone else seems to be incapable of understanding this. But having said that they are all SL fans, so it's probably a case of i'm alright jack!

rlLeaf hopes to teach the Skolars a lessonrl

Source: The Star

they will twig it soon