Re: whelan and the rise of...
Posted: Mon Feb 21, 2005 7:07 pm
PS Bit odd this board, I'm not registered and my reply appears as coming from rugbyh8ter...
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Re: whelan and the rise of...
Posted: Mon Feb 21, 2005 7:35 pm
Oh give over, no fiddling with the gates? You're talking out of your ****.
I'd like to start off by saying that I had absolutely nothing against the Latics or their supporters 2 seasons ago and I was really proud of them for going up into the first division and for a while I hoped that they would do well but now I can't stand most of the fans. The arrogance and hatred that has come from a lot of them is just un necessary, can I remind you that Latics have not actually achieved anything special yet compared to the Warriors. Yes it's an achievement to be up in the first division but there is still another one above you. Have you got any trophies to show us? Do you have more fans? (are your fans wiganers or just spiteful saints fans?...ahem couldn't help that one)
As for the comment about gates being fixed, I did go to a Latics game 2 seasons ago, was in the north stand that was pretty full, the south was half full and the east and west were very much empty even though it was quite a local opposition and I remember they announced the crowd as being over 12,000. There was nowhere near 12,000. Do the free tickets that have been given out to schools get counted as part of the match day attendance?
Anyway, I'm not one bit worried if Latics go up down or stay where they are. We're staying at the JJB with the loyal fans. I can't believe that any true wigan rugby league supporter would even admit to thinking about getting rid of their season ticket to go and watch something else. To be quite honest, that's not the kind of fans we need. I'm not totally rugby biased, I'm a big Man U fan and generally love most sports I just get very wound up at how unloyal some "fans" can be.
I'd like to start off by saying that I had absolutely nothing against the Latics or their supporters 2 seasons ago and I was really proud of them for going up into the first division and for a while I hoped that they would do well but now I can't stand most of the fans. The arrogance and hatred that has come from a lot of them is just un necessary, can I remind you that Latics have not actually achieved anything special yet compared to the Warriors. Yes it's an achievement to be up in the first division but there is still another one above you. Have you got any trophies to show us? Do you have more fans? (are your fans wiganers or just spiteful saints fans?...ahem couldn't help that one)
As for the comment about gates being fixed, I did go to a Latics game 2 seasons ago, was in the north stand that was pretty full, the south was half full and the east and west were very much empty even though it was quite a local opposition and I remember they announced the crowd as being over 12,000. There was nowhere near 12,000. Do the free tickets that have been given out to schools get counted as part of the match day attendance?
Anyway, I'm not one bit worried if Latics go up down or stay where they are. We're staying at the JJB with the loyal fans. I can't believe that any true wigan rugby league supporter would even admit to thinking about getting rid of their season ticket to go and watch something else. To be quite honest, that's not the kind of fans we need. I'm not totally rugby biased, I'm a big Man U fan and generally love most sports I just get very wound up at how unloyal some "fans" can be.
Re: whelan and the rise of...
Posted: Mon Feb 21, 2005 7:36 pm
Fickle.you must go with the tides of change.
I'll be going nowhere, I'll be sitting in my seat behind the sticks in the south stand wearing my cherry and white shirt with the other true wigan warriors supporters.
Re: whelan and the rise of...
Posted: Mon Feb 21, 2005 7:45 pm
I am a man u fan and i sit about 6 rows up from u on the rightMrsLam posted:
Oh give over, no fiddling with the gates? You're talking out of your ****.
I'd like to start off by saying that I had absolutely nothing against the Latics or their supporters 2 seasons ago and I was really proud of them for going up into the first division and for a while I hoped that they would do well but now I can't stand most of the fans. The arrogance and hatred that has come from a lot of them is just un necessary, can I remind you that Latics have not actually achieved anything special yet compared to the Warriors. Yes it's an achievement to be up in the first division but there is still another one above you. Have you got any trophies to show us? Do you have more fans? (are your fans wiganers or just spiteful saints fans?...ahem couldn't help that one)
As for the comment about gates being fixed, I did go to a Latics game 2 seasons ago, was in the north stand that was pretty full, the south was half full and the east and west were very much empty even though it was quite a local opposition and I remember they announced the crowd as being over 12,000. There was nowhere near 12,000. Do the free tickets that have been given out to schools get counted as part of the match day attendance?
Anyway, I'm not one bit worried if Latics go up down or stay where they are. We're staying at the JJB with the loyal fans. I can't believe that any true wigan rugby league supporter would even admit to thinking about getting rid of their season ticket to go and watch something else. To be quite honest, that's not the kind of fans we need. I'm not totally rugby biased, I'm a big Man U fan and generally love most sports I just get very wound up at how unloyal some "fans" can be.
Re: whelan and the rise of...
Posted: Mon Feb 21, 2005 7:46 pm
Great...make my day now I have a stalker!
How do you know you sit 6 rows up from me??????
How do you know you sit 6 rows up from me??????
Re: whelan and the rise of...
Posted: Mon Feb 21, 2005 7:47 pm
I don't you sit behide the sticks don't you
Re: whelan and the rise of...
Posted: Mon Feb 21, 2005 7:50 pm
Ohh fair enough. Yeah I sit behind the sticks a few rows up, don't know why I keep putting myself through the torment though. Everytime we score a try under the sticks, I start panicking about getting hit when the conversions taken. At the same time though it's a great place to be, you can really put the opposition off
Re: whelan and the rise of...
Posted: Mon Feb 21, 2005 7:52 pm
I sat there when we played leeds at home last season and it was a great place to sit but then i went to the top sometimes me and elizwigan go down there if there are any seats cause we only get in the south stand at 7.20 because we go to max's clubMrsLam posted:
Ohh fair enough. Yeah I sit behind the sticks a few rows up, don't know why I keep putting myself through the torment though. Everytime we score a try under the sticks, I start panicking about getting hit when the conversions taken. At the same time though it's a great place to be, you can really put the opposition off
Re: whelan and the rise of...
Posted: Mon Feb 21, 2005 8:32 pm
So you're "big Man U fans ?"....says it all really
The Latics haven't achieved much in terms of trophies as they have always been a small fish in a vast ocean.
The rugby's history & achievements are proud ones but we have always been a big fish in waht is nationally a small pond and internationally a moderately sized puddle ...think on ....
Luca Brazzi (not rugby thingy 8er ....)
The Latics haven't achieved much in terms of trophies as they have always been a small fish in a vast ocean.
The rugby's history & achievements are proud ones but we have always been a big fish in waht is nationally a small pond and internationally a moderately sized puddle ...think on ....
Luca Brazzi (not rugby thingy 8er ....)
Re: whelan and the rise of...
Posted: Mon Feb 21, 2005 8:54 pm
Up until thursday (17-02-05) Leeeds United had sold over 5,000 tickets at Elland Road alone. As you have to be a registered away club member to buy tickets for away games at Leeds, a lot of fans will have got tickets from the JJB!rugbyh8ter posted:
Reading some of the comments from RL types here I wonder if they live in the same town as most Wigan fans do.
Saturday saw a 17000+ gate with Leeds fans accounting for 5500 of that. In football, unlike in RL, there is no fiddling with the crowd figures in order to keep the salary cap high.
Get real chaps...
PS Bit odd this board, I'm not registered and my reply appears as coming from rugbyh8ter...
The rugby club does'nt have to fiddle attendances as they're not able to spend thier profits. It pays Latics bills.