Funny that, I had just assumed that the 'big fella' was still chris moyles!

the big fella is actually bigger than CM !!!!

So knowone can answer my simple question with a yes or no answer then..

I would agree with what Di says, though not sure why we have to give a definite yes or no, and why it concerns so many other people.

If he were playing for Leeds or Wakey I would definitely love to watch him play at some point, but I'd do that at least twice in the season anyway As I said before I have followed the careers of many of our ex-players, hoping to catch up with Iain Morrison on Friday night too.

It might have something to do with the way Charlie put the club in the news for the wrong reasons - and you going to watch him as HKR fans (aka in colours) some people may think you show our club in a bad light for supporting him?

Im wildly guessing here because im not one of them and dont have a problem with it at all - and id go to watch him because i like going to the NL grounds aswell. But i wouldnt dream of going if he was at another SL club. (Id see him twice and afew times on SKY, that would be enough because i would cheer on another SL team)

I once saw a CCTV image of a crime scene in the paper and the guy in it was wearing a Rovers shirt, does that mean we're all criminals (Hull fans, that is a rhetorical question )

When you watch SL on the telly, do you not favour one or the other teams? It's usually the Yorkshire team in our house, or anyone playing Wigan! Do you never go as a neutral to Wembley or the Grand Final, wearing your Rovers shirt? You wearing a Rovers shirt and supporting Leeds for example would suggest that all Rovers fans want Leeds to win, according to your way of thinking. It doesn't mean you are pledging an allegiance to that team, Rovers will always be your team.

I will admit that when Gareth Morton went to Oldham along with Byron Ford and later Matty Brookes, I went to watch him play many games that season and was made incredibly welcome by their fans (some of whom I am still in touch with), so much so that I became an honourary Oldham fan, and since them I have always had a soft spot for them, and guess what, I wore my Rovers shirt to their games too.

PS if you don't have a problem with it all, why did you raise the matter?

Very possibly, but the link the OP posted, and your comment stating that you don't have a problem with it, suggests that not all see it this way. It was a good night on Thursday, it actually made a refreshing change to attend a game as semi- neutral and we couldn't have been made more welcome.