Let's hope we can go to tiger town with a fully fit and healthy squad next saturday and give them a decent game. I don't expect modern day full time players to lose against part-timers in their own back garden, but hopefully this team of our's can bridge the gap a little bit and play a bit of flowing rugby like we're becoming accustomed to.
There's quite a few old faces turning up at games lately and the couple of tv games we've played in will hopefully give the stayaway's something to think about, there's nothing like the build up to a challenge cup tie, C'MON 'Fax !!!

Blue & white day out.

hope theres lots going and all in blue and white too

but disappointingly we still haven't sold all the 500 tickets that Cas gave us to sell(we'd asked for 1000) they obviously assessed our support better than us

Id rather just pay at the gate, for the sake of a pound. Im sure everyone else is thinking the same.

No, credit crunch - get in there folks!

I know of a few people who are just paying on the day and the Neil is running 3 coaches and theys ldz of us going on the train.

You don't save a pound anyway if you buy online as they add the quid back on for each ticket to cover postage.

as its a shared gate it would have been great if our fans had bought from us

its helpful when reconciling crowd numbers!

It may be a case of "sell our own tickets and see some of the money". For some strange reason, some of it goes missing when collected at the turnstiles.

Beat me to it

Swings and roundabouts
Rugby league is a swathe of fiddling and fixing.