Yes ,you could say I'm employed full time - I work voluntarily, on average 8 hours a day, 7 days a week (along with Gill who answered your post initially) on the Rugby League Disabled Supporters Association. This involves communicating with the RFL and all the rugby league clubs on disabled issues (both good & bad) brought to our attention as well as travelling country-wide for meetings and conferences some 2/3 times a month. On top of that I'm Chairman of, and run the Hull KR Disabled Supporters Group and deal with the responsibilty of that job. ALL VOLUNTARILY, NOT A PENNY PAYMENT IS RECEIVED AND WE WOULDN'T HAVE IT ANY OTHER WAY!.
My 2010 Hull KR season pass cost £179 in August + £60 to join the Rovers membership scheme. I willingly buy a season pass as the money goes into the club 'coffers' along with 6,000 other Hull KR fans monies which keeps our club afloat during the 'off season'!

On a personal level, people seem to say I do well despite being 95% rigid, unable to move, restricted to using a powerchair and have the daily [iprivilege[/i

of carers carrying out all my personal tasks such as showering, dressing, feeding etc etc but I have the inner drive and passion to work (again, along side Gill) on all matters disablilty related to improve facilities for all disabled rugby league supporters.

Regarding your quoted £180 for a Reds 2010 season pass, that equates to £12 for each game, compared to an individual match day ticket of £17!!

I actually agree with you Antwerp Red. I believe you should get a discounted season ticket at Salford. Your posts so far on here make it obvious that you are very good at acting like a child and this should warrant a half price season ticket.
If you are not happy with the comments raised on here from your topic, stop reading it! Just because everyone doesn't think the same way as you, doesn't mean you have to spit your dummy out and criticise where we live.
I for one like Yorkshire and you obviously haven't been here very much.

I happen to like 1970's theme parks, rickerty old wooden roller coasters an all ( I like Yorkshire too)





Hellbulls right, get a grip and grow up. Our organisation has done more good for disabled rugby league supporters more than you'll ever know (or probably care to find out).

Shall I tell you how it used to be in the "good ol days?" At the Boulevard if you were disabled you had to park your car on the pitch behind the sticks and it was a bonus if a conversion landed on your bonnet, we've come a hell of a long way since then.

We want equality, not special treatment. I need a seat with leg room not the best seats in the house, I need a parking space close to the ground, not the chairmans parking space, I need a lift to get my wheelchair upto my seat, not someone to operate the lift for me. Why do I need to pay a special price to see my team?

Lee makes a great point, you obviously pay a lot of money to come and watch Salford which is applauded so why the whinging of the extra?

I think you have the gripe here with Salford and not with the RLDSA which you claim.

You can. If you're a student. And if you're not a student, why should you get a student discount?

Classic.

Hmm I think we can put this thread to bed now.