Cheers mate



£10 is a bit high though.

When one parks on a patrolled car park, one would assume one's car would be safer than parking on an estate in Weaste.

surely ones chauffer will be fine looking after ones car

Didn't know which thread to write this on and didn't want to start a new one but does anyone else think it's a bit weird that Salford have girls aged 6 to 16 as their cheerleaders?

Aye a bit, I understand that they aren't trying to show them as sex symbols but it's bound to send out the wrong message because cheerleaders from other clubs and sports are seen in that way, they weren't exactly covered up either.

Are you kidding?
IT's a tough area, having a group of kids in a club, dancing and having fun should be applauded. Encourage kids of all ages, the more the merrier. Last year there was a boy in the cheerleading team!
Your comments say more about you.

No, it really is weird.

Wigan is a tough area yet our cheer leaders are over 16.

I'll put an end to this ridiculous comment, at Salford we have a cheer leading club called the Red hot flames, we also have younger age groups too the fire starters and the sparklers, the flames are our normal cheerleaders average age of about 18 to 20+ yet they aren't in the country at the moment due to the world championships their competing in, so the women who runs the flames decided to let the the little kiddies have a go, not only is this great for the kids to dance infront of their families at a rugby match but it also gives them experiance for when they grow up and eventually take over from the adults.

Anyone who thinks otherwise are clearly a bit messed up.

You need locking up

Come on mate for you to think a sick thing like that just isnt normal.

and what's that supposed to mean?

I think he's calling you a paedo

That's how I read it too, don't know whether to be angry or just confused

Really do not see a problem with different age groups performing a dance routine at half time or before the game. If learing at 16yr olds is what gives you your half time kicks then the posters on this forum are right to be concerned! Surely applauding the community work being done for all ages and sexes is what should be done here rather than criticise because you haven't had your fantasy half time!

Some people really must have difficulty either reading information or processing it. [url=http://m.rlfans.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=470517Here[/url is 14 pages of rugby fans like us viewing cheerleaders as sex symbols. When Salford then run some cheerleaders like those in the thread, along with some kids, all in the same outfit doing the same routine, it could be said to send out a mixed message, which I am against. You should be ashamed to band about hurtful completely unfounded accusations like that which you surely can't believe to be true on the basis of what either me or 'post' said.

American cheerleading is a sport while most RL cheerleading groups are part of a clubs' community work trying to bring all different types of people into the sport. Glamour in cheerleading in the US has caused numerous suicides and a growth in young women wanting plastic surgery just to be like those girls you have linked.

This is not what Salford or any other RL club have or should ever be about. I do not know what these girls were wearing however the kinds of outfits young dancers wear at competitions probably cover much less.

Ok maybe I was a little strong on you and you probably do not go for a half time kick but while 99% of the crowd were either getting a burger, taking a leak or admiring the girls dancing skills it appears you went much further into the PC brigade way of thinking, when such a trivial matter would have been best left to a mere thought.

perv

Did you run out of windows to lick?

BEAST

your just grooming him to join your ring...