The old M62 arguement I love it...I support Wigan and live in Bradford so my 'home' games include going over the 62 most weeks, never missed the start of a match and thats going after work also so it can be done if people are bothered.

Jesus Christ, how many mirrors did you break ?

Funny.... But skillfully avoiding the point... well done...

Got nothing useful to add i see

Sums up a lot of Leeds' matches this season.

The point ?

I make no excuses for I have no need for excuses, I was in Birmingham all last week and got home at 7.30pm on Friday but even thats not an excuse because if I hadn't been in Brum all week I still wouldn't have ventured to Wiggin because, well, I couldn't be d.

Its a lifestyle thing, I'm sure its absolutely the most important thing in all of your lives to be "loyal" and "hardcore", probably has been since you were pre-pubescent (some of you may still be) and I'm sure you all buy the £40 nylon shirts every year and several hundred pounds worth of season ticket - you're a commercial manager's dream and they milk you for all you're worth, I wish I'd thought of it first.

Still, lets use words like "loyal" and "hardcore" to make you all feel better about yourselves *chortle*

No importance to you then, hence the 30000+ posts.

You need to ask yourself two questions.

!. Where did your "no importance" statement come from ?
2. Over how many years and with how many name changes and/or alternative user accounts ?

One more than me, well done. Why McLaren field anyway, I remember going there and it was nothing to do with Leeds RL.

My brother lived three streets away from there and I spent most sundays having lunch at his house and then standing behind Maurice Bamford in an old wooden stand with a couple of hundred other people - we gave your Maurice a hard time there one afternoon when he was a guest as chairman of the RFL

I'm sure Mo still has nightmares about that. Bramley still have a team; so you jumped ship to the bigger club in your area?

As an attempt to justify why you weren't there supporting your team in their hour of need, this chunk of irrelevant guff doesn't cut it.

This conversation isn't about why Wigan fans support their team through dark times, it's about why Leeds fans apparently don't.

Try again.

Jumped ship to a bigger club ?

That's debatable

No, they folded and for a couple of years had no presence but when the new club started up we were at the inaugural supporters meeting and then sponsored them for three years.

First game watched at Headingley was in 1966 so hardly "jumped ship"

it is possible to watch more than one team

indeed you see both Leeds and Bradford shirts at many Bramley matches.

Just a quick one! In 2004 how many games could you be d with and this season how many have you been d with?

My season ticket wasnt several hundreds of pounds worth, Leeds must be making a fortune out of you lot!

29th July take a look how many Wiganers go to Hull FC on a Friday night - that will tell you how silly your post was

Not on the M62 west bound I was on.

In the 11 years since moving to Leeds I've had one M62 traffic problem on a Friday night, so I just used the A65 instead. The "M62 on a Friday night" is one of the biggest urban myths going.

Just another TV supporter whos dissapointed life has him driving from one cack hole city to another for a living.
im sure your not on your own pick your chin up and whistle I AM H.A.P.P.Y. OH IM H.A.P.P.Y.

2004, I think that was the year I was a player sponsor so may have had plenty of tickets thrown in, don't actually know really the number of games attended each season isn't something thats ever been overly concerning to me, I tend to leave that to the 15 year old "hardcore" supporters

I work in Leeds and with one exception, when the motorway was closed at Ainley Top, it never takes me more than 2 hours and I leave any time between 4pm and 6pm.

It comes to something when you've got a forum moderator BOASTING that he isn't a loyal supporter.



But I suppose when you've run out of hiding places, where else can you go?

At least you're admitting it. What about all the many, many others?

Define "loyal".


I've supported my team for 45 years, still do.

So, define "loyal".

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–adjective
1. faithful to one's sovereign, government, or state: a loyal subject.
2. faithful to one's oath, commitments, or obligations: to be loyal to a vow.
3. faithful to any leader, party, or cause, or to any person or thing conceived as deserving fidelity: a loyal friend.

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So despite dodging an answer you were d enough to sponsor a player in 2004 whilst not d in 2011!

But whilst knowing the number of games you will tend to know if you you went to the majority of away games or not compared to this season!
Who knows give it a year or 2 and you can be d again!

You need to make sure all your vaccination shots are up to date before travelling from a successfull, vibrant metropolis like Leeds to a backwater like Wigan.

I didn't make the game as my time machine is currently broken, so I wasn't able to travel back to visit you in the seventies.