10 people

. . . bit harsh



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I'm sure that as many that can afford the time, have the transport and financials will make the trek. It's not as if ANY of their away games are more or less on the door step or within an hours travel.

And a few sheep.

I wondered who'd be the first to mention sheep

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I do hope there's a decent number of their fans. It can't be easy for them, first season up and they're proping up the table. Still, from tiny acorns grow mighty oaks. We shall have to wait and see

Well i'm guessing more than Warrington anyway.

They wont be coming as lambs to the slaughter, or as the newly enlightened Mb3 might say in biblical terms. prey as sheep on the fold.
Credit to any and all Celtic fans who come, they will be welcomed as solid supporters of their team. Long journey and significant investment in cost and time.
Let the felowship of Rugby League reign supreme at the match.

I have a friend coming up who travels to most of their away games and was going to be staying over with us for the weekend. Unfortunately, we have to go away this week so he has to stay in the New Beehive Inn in the city centre. With the cost of 2 nights b&b plus it is costing him £98 for the train, I will not have a go at anyone who is willing to pay that to watch a game. There is also the cost of the ticket and food/drink as well and could come to over £250 for the weekend, and a day off work on Monday. I am afraid that as much as I like my rugby, I would not pay that week in, week out. Good luck to anyone who does, they deserve it however many they bring , although I don't think too many travel with the official supporters coach.

Judging by the amount of activity on the Crusaders forum, I'd say...four

It's hardly a surprise if there aren't many. It's not easy when the club are still building a fan base (remember the club is still only a few years old), they are winless and it's a long way to come every single away game.

I just hope that those who do make the trip have a good time of it. I also hope the Bulls fans will be respectful of the Celtic players in the same way that we have applauded Quins and Catalans before when they've not had much support there.

celtic ill bring about 2 fans and they need a sheperd for their sheep because we are on fire and will put 40 past them and let them score one so their two fans can cheer

Beehive? The lucky jammy sod, I'm jealous as hell.

Around thirty....and they'll still outsing us.

Well the Welsh are renowned for their choirs, of course they`ll out sing us

I hope the en-suite bogs are better & warmer than in the bar.

they might be jack and jill toilets with the bar?

The brave sod, if all of my visits there are anything to go by.

Ok, yes, its historical and all that. But pretty scary.

Unless we just got it on a bad night. Every single time we went.

thats baaaaaaaaaad



a lot of the fans dont come on this site, we have our own special site

there is a coach full coming up. not sure when it leaves it depends how well the horses are rested before hand.

Horses!! You mean we're not getting pulled by sheep (bit of a role reversal there!)

I'm driving up with the family.......... Baaarbara Ewen and larry

I know. Straight in there reverting to type.

Although I'm quite proud of myself that I didn't add "or as they're referrred to in Wales - WAGS"





DAMN!!!!

say what you want i'm not welsh

I would go but i got a exam the following day.

Yeh and I still can't believe you use the sheep jokes.

30 (and I think I'm being overly positive)

However, anyone who travels from south wales to watch an 80min league game for 2 points, following a new club that has yet to win, at a ground most observers would expect them to lose at, on a weekend and match time that is predicted for downpours, on an open terrace

deserves congratulations for the effort and a free beer on entry IMO.





(plenty of Bradford fans from as far away as Bradford might not be in attendance either, just for balance)