Has he said the opposite?

Well considering he's allegedly bought up a million pounds worth of debt with the club, if he's going to make a go of it to support the football club or his dear departed great aunt he's still committed to making a go of it.

Quote: Traffic "Well considering he's allegedly bought up a million pounds worth of debt with the club, if he's going to make a go of it to support the football club or his dear departed great aunt he's still committed to making a go of it.'" www.totalrl.com/index.php?s=&sho ... &p=1921546 It could be an interesting season.

Quote: Traffic "Well considering he's allegedly bought up a million pounds worth of debt with the club, if he's going to make a go of it to support the football club or his dear departed great aunt he's still committed to making a go of it.'" www.totalrl.com/index.php?s=&sho ... &p=1921546 It could be an interesting season.

I will once again stand to be corrected if time proves me wrong.
But this new gadgie, this Moss sort! I think I had more faith in Leighton Samuels.
I really do fear for the game, I really do.

I wish the few shoots of enthusiasm in S Wales could have been built upon. A genuine steady club showing sustainable growth. Not a boom (want it now) or bust club. A club S Welshmen and women could call theirs playing in a reasonably even handed competition. What's left sits much less well than the previous club did!
Messy. Very very messy.
There is no wonder some folk do not take the game seriously and the game is held to riducule by some aspects of the media. Even some of the pro-league journo's are shaking their heads in disbelief.

You're right about that Fev.

For all the desperate need some have to hail the new "saviour" of the Gog Crusaders, the Wrexham FC boys don't trust or like him (and theirs is the club he bought -what used to be - our team to save). Dodgy and selfish dealings that make Samuel look like an angel.

Doesn't look too promising eh? I only hope the club lasts the FULL season, if only to not leave such loyal players and fan favourites as Jordan James, Anthony Blackwood, Luke Dyer and such warmly received newer stars as Ryan O'Hara and Lincoln Withers without a job. Let them have the season, then move to a proper club that has more than half a dozen supporters.

After that, I think I share the majority of RL's wish that the Wrexham Crusaders would just DISAPPEAR.

ey up Grendel.
You and I have both disagreed, sometimes vehemently, over the inclusion into SL of the crusaders - we both disagree on that and you know my point of view. But once that route was chosen, it is absolute lunacy to change that after just one season. It was absolutely vital that Bridgend, or somewhere suitable that was close enough, was pushed along with the club and RL developed building on the initial enthusiasm of the small bunch of fans in that area. What's happening now makes no developmental or business sense to me.
An opportunity is lost. Perhaps the game will retract back to the M62 and I'm not sure that is a good thing, tho many will argue it is! South Wales, given a proper structure, an opportunity to compete equally with other teams (as is possible), will develop a RL club which in time would be capable of competing with the rest of us.
The Wrexham venture is virtually wiping that out!

This is where we all seem to agree , you dont have to agree on something , but once it has happened it is then supported to a success

My thoughts exactly Starbug!

You've done nothing but moan on here for the last 12 months! Are you ever on your own board??
Don't start claiming you would have backed a S Wales project in any capacity,

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Why? Because I would. Those crusaders fans I have exchanged views and PMs with over the months know very differently. Not that I have to explain myself to you in any way!!!

Dico, I will back Fev up there. Though he freely acknowledges his reservations about the whole Crusaders SL venture, he has never to my knowledge ever misrepresented the situation. I have often as he says, vehemently disagreed. It has to be said that in most cases time and subsequent events have shown him to be right more often than Nostradamus.

Back when I was still a supporter of the club that ultimately betrayed me, I took the time to look at the discussions me and Fev had. He generally specified what was personal opinion and what was fact. And I'll tell you, it probably would have stood up to scrutiny in court.

I may not always have agreed with the bloke, but respect his opinion.