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I thought we’d established that the world didn’t watch egg chasing. Thus it will tell the world naff all id imagine
Being played on a football ground.
What does that tell the World !Bruce Springsteen played at several sports stadium this summer – what does that tell the world?
It tells them that the events were so popular that they needed an arena large enough to meet demand.
talking bllx again mutty
wurriors are no bruce springesteen nor a club well known around the globe like we are
leigh stadium would be quite sufficient for such a small event, or even one of the other big named rugby clubs
infact why dont you stick to some sport from down south where you belong and stick to shandy drinking you southern tart ;)talking bllx again mutty
wurriors are no bruce springesteen nor a club well known around the globe like we are
leigh stadium would be quite sufficient for such a small event, or even one of the other big named rugby clubs
infact why dont you stick to some sport from down south where you belong and stick to shandy drinking you southern tart ;)You would be hard-pushed to find another club competition in the UK this weekend that attracts a higher attendance than the one that will be at Old Trafford tonight.
It may not be full, but one things for sure – It will certainly be more than 4 times, and possibly more than 5 times the piss-poor crowd that bothered to show up at the DW on Thursday. Now that was an embarrassment – almost as bad as the 12181 that showed up for your first ever league cup semi final.
God help your crowds if you get through the group and folk actually have to pay to go! ;)
Being played on a football ground.
What does that tell the World !It tells the world that for a group of fans who say they aren’t interested in rugby, You feel compelled to talk about anything to do with them.
If you lot weren’t that concerned then just don’t talk about it, But you have to don’t you and we all know why don’t we.
Jealous?….. i think so.
talking bllx again mutty
wurriors are no bruce springesteen nor a club well known around the globe like we are
leigh stadium would be quite sufficient for such a small event, or even one of the other big named rugby clubs
infact why dont you stick to some sport from down south where you belong and stick to shandy drinking you southern tart ;)You would be hard-pushed to find another club competition in the UK this weekend that attracts a higher attendance than the one that will be at Old Trafford tonight.
It may not be full, but one things for sure – It will certainly be more than 4 times, and possibly more than 5 times the piss-poor crowd that bothered to show up at the DW on Thursday. Now that was an embarrassment – almost as bad as the 12181 that showed up for your first ever league cup semi final.
God help your crowds if you get through the group and folk actually have to pay to go! ;)[/quote]
You’re right Mutty. The 12,000 home fans who turned up last Thursday night is woeful in comparison to the approx 12,000 (but more than likely less) Wiganers who turned up for the Semi Final of your entire season’s efforts against Leeds a couple of weeks ago.All things aside, it was a great win for Wigan RL and from the Pampas of Argentina to the jungles of Burma, I’m sure they are still talking about what a great send off it was for Pat Richards.
talking bllx again mutty
wurriors are no bruce springesteen nor a club well known around the globe like we are
leigh stadium would be quite sufficient for such a small event, or even one of the other big named rugby clubs
infact why dont you stick to some sport from down south where you belong and stick to shandy drinking you southern tart ;)You would be hard-pushed to find another club competition in the UK this weekend that attracts a higher attendance than the one that will be at Old Trafford tonight.
It may not be full, but one things for sure – It will certainly be more than 4 times, and possibly more than 5 times the piss-poor crowd that bothered to show up at the DW on Thursday. Now that was an embarrassment – almost as bad as the 12181 that showed up for your first ever league cup semi final.
God help your crowds if you get through the group and folk actually have to pay to go! ;)[/quote]
You’re right Mutty. The 12,000 home fans who turned up last Thursday night is woeful in comparison to the approx 12,000 (but more than likely less) Wiganers who turned up for the Semi Final of your entire season’s efforts against Leeds a couple of weeks ago.All things aside, it was a great win for Wigan RL and from the Pampas of Argentina to the jungles of Burma, I’m sure they are still talking about what a great send off it was for Pat Richards.[/quote]
I thought she died ages ago….I thought at the time Eastenders wouldn’t be the same again….
Being played on a football ground.
What does that tell the World !It tells the world that for a group of fans who say they aren’t interested in rugby, You feel compelled to talk about anything to do with them.
If you lot weren’t that concerned then just don’t talk about it, But you have to don’t you and we all know why don’t we.
Jealous?….. i think so.[/quote]
So you don’t talk about things that you are not interested in ? You sound like a boring tawt to me !
jealous of what a club that does not have its own stadium , a sport nobody out of lancs and yorks gives a toss about, infact majority of wigan couldn’t give a toss
i think its you that is jealous seeing the greatest trophy in the world make your two trophys look so much poor in comparison
warriors should move to bolton or chorley its where your fan base is rellied upon
or better still leigh sports village quite big enough for your small club……. oooopppss i forgot you couldnt fill two stands in your semi final
yea we are very jealous :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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