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The Key wrote:Look at their past CC fixtures that haven't been on the BBC and you will most likely find that they play on Fridays. I definately remember Leeds playing Celtic on a Friday, and Saints playing the Skolars on a Friday in the past season or two
thats true i suppose
i bet we will be playing on the friday night against salford if duffen has is way
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The Key wrote:I think he is trying to say that they won't bring many people as when they lose they beat up people. I think he might be relating to the trouble at Castleford which has led to a few Salford fans been banned from away games for this season, and a couple been sent warning letters (no idea what happened, just says about the bans and letters in one of the rugby papers this week)
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The Key wrote:I think he is trying to say that they won't bring many people as when they lose they beat up people. I think he might be relating to the trouble at Castleford which has led to a few Salford fans been banned from away games for this season, and a couple been sent warning letters (no idea what happened, just says about the bans and letters in one of the rugby papers this week)
i didnt even know about that
i remember my first and last game at salford talk about iraq
Mrs Barista wrote:Sunday 5 April Salford at home in Challenge Cup Friday 10 April Rovers home Monday 13 April Saints away Friday 17 April Wakefield home
Any chance of moving the CC game to Friday night or the Wakefield game to Sunday, do you reckon?
Dont forget its the same for all the teams and what with our strength in depth this season surely it would be a distinct advantage to play those matches close together ! We've not been in such a healthy position for years, I would imagine we'd have more players to choose from than most teams come that time, how does anyone think about it ?
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fcexpat wrote:Dont forget its the same for all the teams and what with our strength in depth this season surely it would be a distinct advantage to play those matches close together ! We've not been in such a healthy position for years, I would imagine we'd have more players to choose from than most teams come that time, how does anyone think about it ?
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Faithful One wrote:Why?? City play at home to Portsmouth on the 4th, so surely Duffen will not want the pitch 'turfed up' before a big game?
In my experience it's soccer that cuts the pitch up - it's mainly played in the centre circle and in the goalmouths with a few sliding tackles out wide. That isn't meant as a dig at soccer, I just find it odd that people think RL cuts pitches up more than the round-balled variety of football.
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downtheante wrote:In my experience it's soccer that cuts the pitch up - it's mainly played in the centre circle and in the goalmouths with a few sliding tackles out wide. That isn't meant as a dig at soccer, I just find it odd that people think RL cuts pitches up more than the round-balled variety of football.
Not only is it your experience, the ground srtaff at the KC have said the same in print on more than one ocassion, and I'd imagine staff at other stadia have aswell.
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