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[ancientnloyal]

Just woke up, after returning from London and the first thing i'd like to stress about is the football's influence on the match.

I know many of you didnt travel to London so probably wont know what Im on about but...

When it went to penalties in the Portugal v England match, at least 200 supporters, many Wigan fans left the match to walk half way around the stadium to watch the shoot-out in the players bar. What an absolute disgrace!!!! what the hell does this say about rugby league?? and Wigan! The most important game of our season so far (need points dont we) and you all walk off to watch some people kick a ball and miss. You missed a good try and points, a good match in the 10 minutes you were away.

The best thing at least was when england got kncked out, you all streamed back into the North stand to the BOOS and JEERS by the "LOYAL SUPPORTERS"... If you are in London to watch Wigan, watch wigan... dont make an embarrasement of yourselves and rugby league by turning your back and watching a rival viewing sport. I dont know what this was like on television, if eddie and stevo brought it up but... Wigan needs the support.

Ashamed.

Loyal Supporters!

[superleague]

all i could see on sky was a more or less full stand, well done to everyone who went.

[medlocke]

I dont know what this was like on television, if eddie and stevo brought it up but... Wigan needs the support.

Ashamed.

Loyal Supporters![/quote]

I saw it on sky, it looked like a coach had appeared late, it was also mentioned about the world cup, at wiitch point i started cheering, call me unpatriotic but i hate football :sly:

[GeoffN]

ancientnloyal posted:
Just woke up, after returning from London and the first thing i'd like to stress about is the football's influence on the match.

I know many of you didnt travel to London so probably wont know what Im on about but...

When it went to penalties in the Portugal v England match, at least 200 supporters, many Wigan fans left the match to walk half way around the stadium to watch the shoot-out in the players bar. What an absolute disgrace!!!! what the hell does this say about rugby league?? and Wigan! The most important game of our season so far (need points dont we) and you all walk off to watch some people kick a ball and miss. You missed a good try and points, a good match in the 10 minutes you were away.

The best thing at least was when england got kncked out, you all streamed back into the North stand to the BOOS and JEERS by the "LOYAL SUPPORTERS"... If you are in London to watch Wigan, watch wigan... dont make an embarrasement of yourselves and rugby league by turning your back and watching a rival viewing sport. I dont know what this was like on television, if eddie and stevo brought it up but... Wigan needs the support.

Ashamed.

Loyal Supporters!

That was irritating. I must admit to being one of the ones booing and jeering, and I don't usually criticise fellow Warriors fans, even the ones who leave before the end.

Fabulous atmosphere, yet again, though. Once more we outnumbered and outsang the home support.

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The_Bad_Guy posted:

GeoffN posted:

ancientnloyal posted:
Just woke up, after returning from London and the first thing i'd like to stress about is the football's influence on the match.

I know many of you didnt travel to London so probably wont know what Im on about but...

When it went to penalties in the Portugal v England match, at least 200 supporters, many Wigan fans left the match to walk half way around the stadium to watch the shoot-out in the players bar. What an absolute disgrace!!!! what the hell does this say about rugby league?? and Wigan! The most important game of our season so far (need points dont we) and you all walk off to watch some people kick a ball and miss. You missed a good try and points, a good match in the 10 minutes you were away.

The best thing at least was when england got kncked out, you all streamed back into the North stand to the BOOS and JEERS by the "LOYAL SUPPORTERS"... If you are in London to watch Wigan, watch wigan... dont make an embarrasement of yourselves and rugby league by turning your back and watching a rival viewing sport. I dont know what this was like on television, if eddie and stevo brought it up but... Wigan needs the support.

Ashamed.

Loyal Supporters!

That was irritating. I must admit to being one of the ones booing and jeering, and I don't usually criticise fellow Warriors fans, even the ones who leave before the end.

Fabulous atmosphere, yet again, though. Once more we outnumbered and outsang the home support.

they wanted to watch their NATIONAL team in the biggest game of their tournament.

let me stress that our NATIONAL team and you boo and jeer them.

well done, big lads. very mature.

they travel all the way to london and because they are supporting their national team they get jeered.

hope your proud of yourselves

i didnt boo but i was disgusted. you travel to london to support your struggling team. they need the support more than england becaue lets be hoenst they had even more than us and still didnt over turn portugal. id have the 2 over the semis any day of the week, well done to the loyal ones, credit to the club!

[Martin WWRFL]

The_Bad_Guy posted:

GeoffN posted:

ancientnloyal posted:
Just woke up, after returning from London and the first thing i'd like to stress about is the football's influence on the match.

I know many of you didnt travel to London so probably wont know what Im on about but...

When it went to penalties in the Portugal v England match, at least 200 supporters, many Wigan fans left the match to walk half way around the stadium to watch the shoot-out in the players bar. What an absolute disgrace!!!! what the hell does this say about rugby league?? and Wigan! The most important game of our season so far (need points dont we) and you all walk off to watch some people kick a ball and miss. You missed a good try and points, a good match in the 10 minutes you were away.

The best thing at least was when england got kncked out, you all streamed back into the North stand to the BOOS and JEERS by the "LOYAL SUPPORTERS"... If you are in London to watch Wigan, watch wigan... dont make an embarrasement of yourselves and rugby league by turning your back and watching a rival viewing sport. I dont know what this was like on television, if eddie and stevo brought it up but... Wigan needs the support.

Ashamed.

Loyal Supporters!

That was irritating. I must admit to being one of the ones booing and jeering, and I don't usually criticise fellow Warriors fans, even the ones who leave before the end.

Fabulous atmosphere, yet again, though. Once more we outnumbered and outsang the home support.

they wanted to watch their NATIONAL team in the biggest game of their tournament.

let me stress that our NATIONAL team and you boo and jeer them.

well done, big lads. very mature.

they travel all the way to london and because they are supporting their national team they get jeered.

hope your proud of yourselves

totally agree with you TBG to go down to london and watch your rugby team play and get booed as your watchin the biggest sporting event in 40 yrs or so is awful.

IMO it was a disgrace that they got booed.

[GeoffN]

The_Bad_Guy posted:

they wanted to watch their NATIONAL team in the biggest game of their tournament.

let me stress that our NATIONAL team and you boo and jeer them.

well done, big lads. very mature.

they travel all the way to london and because they are supporting their national team they get jeered.

hope your proud of yourselves

Watching bits on TV is hardly what I'd call support. It's been said often enough by players and coaches that the support of the Wigan fans makes a big difference to them, yet some of these fans prefer to ignore their team in favour of watching another game, however important, in a situation where their (so-called) support can have no influence.

[GeoffN]

Martin WWRFL posted:
the biggest sporting event in 40 yrs or so...

Hardly that. If it had been the final, then maybe you'd have a case.

[Robbo87]

i stayed and watched the wigan game, but i dont think it was fair to boo the people who went and saw the football....its (arguably) the biggest tournament in the world and happens once every 4 years, and at the end of the day, fans shouldn't of had to choose between the two matches when both where so important in the first place.

[Robbo87]

The_Bad_Guy posted:
once every 4 robbo but we get the point

i did realise...i got confused seein as it was 2 years since the euro cup