crucrucrusaders wrote:All we need to do now is finish above Quins and you can re-take over the mantle of lowest league place and least amount of fans in Super League among the expansion clubs.
Well, at least we can raise a f*cking team. Thanks to your club's shabby, shambolic attitude a long serving player has lost his testimonial match. I'm pleased you seem to be so cheerful about the whole fiasco. No wonder your club is so hopeless with that sort of attitude.
I looked on the Wrexham AFC website yesterday and there was a news item about Crusaders being unable to travel for our fixture because of the weather. Then there was a subsequent item, posted at a later time, describing how Wrexham supporters had mucked in to shovel tons of snow off the Racecourse Ground pitch in the hope that their match with Stevenage Borough could go ahead. As it happens the pitch was frozen and the match called off on friday morning, but there wouldn't have been much point attempting to make the pitch playable unless Stevenage could travel to Wrexham in the first place. So if Stevenage can travel to Wrexham why couldn't Crusaders do a similar journey in reverse?
I'm quite sure Quins will soon be the lowest placed, poorest supported expansion club in Superleague, because I can't see Crusaders lasting much longer. Superleague needs a London club (that has retained its place on merit since the inception of Superleague) more than it needs one a few miles down the road from Widnes. Your relocation from Bridgend to Wrexham is a joke. It's equivalent to Quins relocating to Nottingham.
