www.crusadersrfl.com/article.php?id=1182

www.crusadersrfl.com/article.php?id=1182

Im not going. I dont like going to Rugby Union grounds to watch my team.

Well thanks a bluddy lot.

This was meant to be Good Friday and and the move to Thursday will no doubt prevent most of our fans from going (yeah before you all start, we know there's only about 6 of us).

Soddin cheesed off

I'm not going. I don't like going to Wales to watch my team.

That's a real shame. I was looking forward to another Easter trip down to Wales after last year's visit to Bridgend. Good Friday I would've made, Thursday night, not possible.

Had all my plans based around the Friday as well so I'm out!

Im not going I dont like my team!

Very sensible.

If McDermott goes then I might consider the trip.

define goes please?
"Goes" as in goes to Wales with the rest of the team or "Goes" as in gone!

<----- As in gone.

Oops Double bubble

Thanks......I wasn't quite sure what your Avatar meant

So you only ever go to away games then, or have I missed the irony?

The question is, who do you like least, our team, or our coach?

Was looking forward to going as we did not have to work on the Friday, work commitments mean this is no longer feasible for us. The clubs comments about not upsetting the plans of many fans is way off line. When will they realise the crass comments they send out show how little they understand their market.

Good bit of scheduling this. I bet the RFL are very pleased...

Presumably Crusaders have their reasons for this. what I don't understand is that it took four months from the fixtures being released to come up with a definite venue, then they unexpectedly move the date at two weeks notice too. It doesn't exactly help their own newly cultivated fanbase in the north east of the Principality. With the possible exception of a few Neath locals with noting better to do on a Thursday night and no need to get up for work the next day I don't really see that it suits anyone, although of course it gives the players an extra day's recovery time before the Easter Monday fixtures.

It's totally impractical for me to go now although I'd already got fed up with the uncertainty and decided to give it a miss before this most recent development. It's impossible to get there and back by train on the same day and a lot of people book annual leave around Easter well in advance, so if I wanted the day off I'd probably be refused now as too many colleagues are already booked off.

Yep I was going to go as well but now have to miss out. Quite how the RFL allow Crusaders to switch dates at two weeks notice I just don't know. We can't even blame Sky this time.

It's like any young family....the new baby gets all the attention and love and the older ones feel neglected